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.
Statistics
Updates & Stories
Farmers find a way out of hunger
The SALT Agri-Plus program is helping farmers in developing countries find a way out of hunger.Our goal is to help farmers find solutions to these problems.
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Basket weaving business helps Bangladeshi family
Polash* struggled with financial needs. He couldn’t provide sufficient food for his family. They requested a $35 USD loan from the savings group
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Haitian farmers increase bean yields
Haitian farmers are excited about a new variety of bean they learned about through CAM’s SALT Agri-Plus program. The new yielded 57% more than the other.
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Impoverished People Discover Ways to Provide
People who have struggled to support themselves are discovering ways to provide an income.
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