Relief ends and the people are still there. Restoring is the slower work: training leaders, treating what the disaster did to people’s minds, and putting a community back in a state where it can feed itself.
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Leadership and training
IDRN’s training runs annually and is open beyond the network. The 2025 sessions were held at the Ganghwa Cornerstone Mission Centre.
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Community development
The CDP — Community Development Project — is Together International’s long-term programme, now in its ninth cohort. Four of its six areas are North Korea-facing, including farming methods developed so that degraded land can be restored.
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Reconciliation and counselling
Reconciliation, not reunification: the work is between people, and it is the word this movement uses. In the months after a disaster the risk is despair, and it needs answering as directly as hunger does.
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Prayer
The daily prayer on this site is part of this, not decoration around it. It has been published every weekday since April 2015.