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| Project Date | 1 February 2018 |
| Project Title | Special donation N.O. USA: Scholarships for Students at CUE – 2018 |
| Benefactor | ACN USA |
| Beneficiaries | 120 Students in scholarship; Cue operations for the year 2018 |
| Amount | $ 556,000.00 |
| Category of Support | Education – Catholic University in Erbil |
| Description | To support of the university’s running costs for the year 2019 and scholarships of students who cannot afford higher education for Academic year 2018-19. |
| Closing Date | 10 February 2019 |
| Project Date | February 2018 |
| Project Title | Reconstruction of a Catholic School in Batnaya, Alqosh |
| Benefactor | Hungarian Episcopal Conference |
| Beneficiaries | Displaced and returning Christian students and families in Batnaya and surrounding areas of Alqosh |
| Amount | US$ 499,119.00 |
| Category of Support | Construction – Educational Infrastructure |
| Description | Batnaya, a historically Christian town located within the Alqosh District, suffered immense damage during the ISIS occupation of the Nineveh Plain. As part of the Chaldean Church's broader strategy for post-conflict recovery, the construction of a new Catholic school in Batnaya was prioritized to help restore community life, provide access to education, and encourage displaced families to return to their homes. With the generous support of the Hungarian Episcopal Conference, a fund of USD 499,119 was provided in 2018 to build a modern educational facility designed to serve the children of both returning residents and neighboring communities. The school stands not only as a physical structure but also as a symbol of hope, resilience, and continuity for a Christian presence in the region. This project forms part of the Church’s long-term vision for educational empowerment and peaceful coexistence in Iraq. Beyond bricks and mortar, the school is rooted in Catholic values, welcoming students from diverse backgrounds and offering a safe, inclusive environment for holistic development—spiritually, intellectually, and socially. |
| Closing Date | 2019 |
| Project Date | 2018 |
| Project Title | Housing and Church Reconstruction in Teleskof |
| Benefactor | Iraqi Christians in Need (ICIN) |
| Beneficiaries | Displaced Christian families and parishioners in Teleskof |
| Amount | US$ 108,000.00 |
| Category of Support |
Reconstruction – Housing and Church Infrastructure |
| Description |
As part of the wider post-ISIS recovery effort in the Nineveh Plain, the town of Teleskof—home to a historically vibrant Christian community—faced the daunting task of rebuilding after widespread destruction. The homes and sacred spaces that defined community life had been damaged or desecrated during the occupation, leading to displacement and spiritual loss. In 2018, Iraqi Christians in Need (ICIN) stepped forward with a generous donation of USD 108,000 to support both the reconstruction of housing and restoration work on local churches. This funding allowed for the rehabilitation of several family homes and contributed to the repair of the Church of St. George, reestablishing the heart of worship and community gathering in the town. This support was not only financial—it was a moral affirmation for the people of Teleskof that their lives, faith, and culture were not forgotten. Thanks to ICIN’s solidarity, families were able to return to safe homes and reconnect with their parish, reigniting hope in a town that had endured displacement and trauma. |
| Closing Date | 2019 |
| Project Date | 5 March 2018 |
| Project Title | Kitchen furnishings for Apartments in McGivney Care Home |
| Benefactor | Kath.Dekanatamt Muehlacker |
| Beneficiaries | 80 young families of Ankawa |
| Amount | US$ 143,656.00 |
| Category of Support | Housing – Young married couples |
| Description | Young families living in 140-unit apartment building in McGivney House, given facilitations through kitchen provisions to serve their living needs; With few work options in Erbil, these families are thankful for the rent-free apartment in McGivney House, it greatly has alleviated a major source of worry for decent living standards due to current income shortages; the provision is crucial for newlywed Iraqi Christians and to help start a family with young children. |
| Closing Date | 28 June 2020 |
| Project Date | 3 August 2018 |
| Project Title | Printing of 5000 DoCat 2018 books in Arabic |
| Benefactor | ACN Königstein Germany |
| Beneficiaries | Christians in the Erbil, Baghdad, Al Qosh, Kirkuk, Basra, Mosul, Zakho, Sulaymaniah |
| Amount | The cash amount of € 9,000.00 was sent directly to Lebanon to fund the printing costs |
| Category of Support | Pastoral Care – Pastoral Literature |
| Description | Books printed were distributed to all Christian youth for free in Erbil, Baghdad, Al Qosh, Kirkuk, Basra, Mosul, Zakho, Sulaymaniah; all books were printed in and shipped from Lebanon; books were also distributed to the Syriac and Syriac Orthodox dioceses of Mosul and Baghdad. |
| Closing Date | 8 March 2019 |
| Project Date | 3 August 2018 |
| Project Title | Printing of 5000 Books “Tarikuna ila Alah” |
| Benefactor | ACN Königstein Germany |
| Beneficiaries | Christians in the Erbil, Baghdad, Al Qosh, Kirkuk, Basra, Mosul, Zakho, Sulaymaniah |
| Amount | The cash amount of € 4,900.00 was sent directly to Lebanon to fund the printing costs |
| Category of Support | Pastoral Care – Pastoral Literature |
| Description | Books printed were distributed to the dioceses of Erbil, Baghdad, Al Qosh, Kirkuk, Basra, Mosul, Zakho, Sulaymaniah; all books were printed in and shipped from Lebanon; books were also distributed to the Syriac and Syriac Orthodox dioceses of Mosul and Baghdad. |
| Closing Date | 8 March 2019 |
| Project Date | 3 August 2018 |
| Project Title | Printing of 5000 YouCat Bible in Arabic |
| Benefactor | ACN Königstein Germany |
| Beneficiaries | Christians in the Erbil, Baghdad, Al Qosh, Kirkuk, Basra, Mosul, Zakho, Sulaymaniah |
| Amount | The cash amount of € 15,000.00 was sent directly to Lebanon to fund the printing costs |
| Category of Support | Pastoral Care – Pastoral Literature |
| Description | Books printed were distributed to the dioceses of Erbil, Baghdad, Al Qosh, Kirkuk, Basra, Mosul, Zakho, Sulaymaniah; all books were printed in and shipped from Lebanon; books were also distributed to the Syriac and Syriac Orthodox dioceses of Mosul and Baghdad. |
| Closing Date | 8 March 2019 |
| Project Date | 4 November 2018 |
| Project Title | Special donation via ACN USA: Medical technology for Maryamana Catholic Hospital in Erbil |
| Benefactor | ACN USA |
| Beneficiaries | 1,800 Christian families, women, children and elderlies in Ankawa district and the governorate region |
| Amount | $ 1,000,000.00 |
| Category of Support | Healthcare – Maryamana Hospital |
| Description | To fund the high costs involved in procuring major hospital equipment – MRI units, CT scan, X-ray units, Ultrasound system unit, Digital Mammography units. |
| Closing Date | 14 May 2019 |
| Project Date | 12 December 2018 |
| Project Title | Medical support for St. Joseph Charity Clinic |
| Benefactor | Hungary Helps Program, Prime Minister’s Office Budapest Hungary |
| Beneficiaries | 3000 patients |
| Amount | HUF (Hungarian Forint) 145,000,000.00 |
| Category of Support |
Healthcare – St. Joseph Charity Clinic |
| Description |
Allocated fund for the Clinic’s free medical healthcare services for IDPs and patients in need of medical attention, includes free of charge medicines for the period of 6 months, physician’s consultation and services and clinic dispensary system for a period of 8 months; all medical supplies for chronic illnesses were provided. |
| Closing Date | 28 June 2020 |
| Project Date | 27 December 2018 |
| Project Title | Fund support for Minority project Karamlesh |
| Benefactor | Malteser International Cologne |
| Beneficiaries | Internally Displaced Christian Families Returning to Karamlesh |
| Amount | US$ 303,656.40 |
| Category of Support | IDPs – Poor, Housing |
| Description | Karamlesh, one of the ancient Christian villages of the Nineveh Plain, endured forced depopulation and destruction during the ISIS occupation. As displaced families slowly began to return following liberation, urgent humanitarian intervention was needed to address their housing needs and reestablish basic living conditions. The Chaldean Church, in its mission to preserve the Christian presence and dignity in the region, identified Karamlesh as a critical area for stabilization and return. In partnership with Malteser International – Cologne, a total of USD 303,656.40 was allocated to support housing rehabilitation and direct aid to poor and vulnerable IDP families. This funding made it possible to rebuild homes, restore living conditions, and provide essential household assistance for families returning after years of displacement. The initiative prioritized those with the greatest vulnerability—elderly, large families, and economically challenged households. The project not only enabled physical resettlement but contributed to the revitalization of Christian life in Karamlesh. Through this act of solidarity, Malteser International helped restore a sense of permanence, dignity, and hope in a town that continues to serve as a symbol of Christian resilience and rootedness in Iraq’s diverse social fabric. |
| Closing Date | 2019 |