What does SALT provide?
Bible Teaching
Clients learn Biblical principles
for all areas of life.
Business Opportunities
Families find ways to
provide for themselves.
The Gift of Hope
People are finding a
sustainable path out of poverty.
How SALT helps
Savings groups
Savings Groups simply provide structure and teaching that helps a community work together to save money so clients can take out small loans.
Salt & Light
This aspect of the SALT program provides Bible-based financial teaching in the USA.
Vocational schools
Our goal for SALT vocational schools is to help people in underdeveloped countries develop useful, practical skills.
Microloans
The microloan program takes funding from the United States and issues small loans for clients to start or expand small businesses.
Agri-Plus
The Agri-Plus approach helps farmers identify their resources and implement sustainable farming practices.
View a brief presentation about the SALT Microfinance program.
Statistics
Updates & Stories
Hope for South Sudan
Some of our newest SALT savings groups are helping people utilize their finacial resources to restore hope for South Sudan.
Beekeeping project helps SALT members
A SALT* savings group in Tanzania decided to start a beekeeping project since it doesn’t require a large investment and shows great potential.
SALT Agri-Plus Program Brings Opportunity for Refugees
When the SALT Agri-Plus program started in Anowora’s camp, it provided her with the opportunity to support herself and her young son.
Helping Kalith provide for his family
The teaching Kalith* and his wife Narmeen received prompted them to begin a small business to provide for them and their two sons.
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