Presiding Bishop Gérald Caussé marked over a decade of collaboration between the Church and the World Food Programme while in Rome, Italy.

The Church is working to help those in need through different ways.

"We stand united with all affected communities and are committed to extending our assistance to those in need," the Asia Area presidency wrote in a statement.

Bishop Gérald Caussé, President Camille N. Johnson, Sister Krisin M. Yee and Blaine Maxfield discussed global and local humanitarian, welfare and self-reliance efforts.

The work included 3,836 humanitarian projects, fast offering assistance and commodities and 6.6 million volunteer hours across 192 countries and territories.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' reports about its expanded recycling efforts and sustainable practices focused on effective material waste management.

Food supplies, 132 mattresses and 125 sets of blankets and sheets were among the aid given in Bahía Blanca.

Over 850,000 visitors to the #LightTheWorld Giving Machine initiative donated more than 490,000 items in 2024.

“As disciples of Jesus Christ, we are driven to follow His example, to lift the hands which hang down and love our neighbors,” said Elder Nathan A. Craig, Area Seventy.

The Church has sent 235,000 pounds of food and supplies to organizations on the ground to help those in need.