The Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (ADRA) launched its interactive new Web site on June 1, giving internet users an opportunity to make a difference and stay informed with just the click of a button.

"Our new Web site is designed to better connect people with what we’re doing worldwide. Some of the exciting new features include a video message from ADRA’s president, streaming of ADRA’s World Radio and ADRA’s World Presents video segments, and comprehensive features on innovative projects. The new format allows us to provide real-time information on emergency management, as well as issues campaigns, such as World AIDS Day," said Tereza Byrne, bureau chief for marketing and development at ADRA International.

ADRA’s new Web site also allows individuals to make online donations, download and view photos from ADRA’s extensive photo library, read current news updates of ADRA’s work around the world, and much more. The site also offers many free resources for individuals, schools and churches.

The new Web site will be available at www.adra.org.

ADRA, currently one of the leading non-governmental relief organizations in the world, present in 125 countries, is providing individual and community development and disaster relief without regard to political or religious association, age, or ethnicity.