In a true demonstration of faith in action, the Methodist Church in Papua New Guinea donated materials worth over K20, 000 to the PNG Red Cross Special Education Resource Centre. The contribution comprising critical fencing materials, building materials for repair and maintenance, stationaries, a refrigerator, and a water dispenser was for the school and students with special needs. This follows the Methodist Church’s line of work as this act of giving stems from following Christ’s teachings. Head of Social Welfare Committee Glory Garden Methodist Tian En Church, Raymond Tu, said that as a body of Christ, they walk the talk of servitude. “Our bi-monthly social-care programs identify communities in need, ensuring we uplift lives while reminding others of God’s provision.” The donations which align with the church’s core value; ‘to give is greater than to gain’, will address urgent needs such as maintenance, teaching materials at the centre, where lack of funding have often hindered and delayed progress. The fencing materials will secure the school’s perimeter, safeguarding the school yard and vulnerable students to ensure the environment is safe and conducive, while new furniture and stationery will help the teachers and in their learning. The PNG Red Cross Society’s Programs Manager, Philip Kupo, who was present to receive the donation, expressed gratitude on behalf of the school and the National Society. “This massive contribution will transform our school.” The school has been operating in its current location for more than fifty years serving children with special needs. However, the school had deteriorated over the years with limited resources to sustain it. “The new fencing and maintenance work will give a face lift to the school and improve the learning for the students.” In addition, Raymond hopes the gesture inspires broader action. He stated that partnering with schools like this is an investment in society’s future and further emphasized that every donation fosters inclusivity, breaks down barriers, and declares that every child deserves opportunity. The Methodist Church’s initiative reflects its ongoing dedication to tangible, faith-driven outreach. For the PNG Red Cross Special Education Resource Centre, this donation means equal opportunity, it means having a safe and productive environment to learn with adequate resources to enable them to be all they want to be. The Red Cross Inclusive Education Resource Centre is a school for children with special needs located at Hohola, Port Moresby. Furthermore, the centre currently accommodates over fifty students with disabilities.