People groups worldwide
Counting each people group once globally
Source: Joshua Project ↗We invite people into Christ's mission, equip them for faithful cross-cultural service, and send them with strong spiritual, relational and practical support.
Calling is only the beginning. Missionaries need formation, credible sending structures, prayer, financial partnership, field care, accountability and people who stay with them for the long journey.
Discover who we are →These figures describe the mission need; they are not Ameliorate Missions impact claims. They are maintained as an editable research baseline and should be refreshed as source datasets change.
Counting each people group once globally
Source: Joshua Project ↗43.6% of people groups
Source: Joshua Project ↗29.4% of people groups
Source: Joshua Project ↗44.0% of global population
Source: Joshua Project ↗Joshua Project currently lists 9 frontier people groups in Kenya and estimates 115 pioneer workers needed. This gives Ameliorate Missions a concrete home-country mobilisation and field-research agenda.
Research snapshot: September 2026. Joshua Project describes its figures as best estimates rather than exact counts.
These are live Ameliorate Missions system counts. Public impact indicators will only be published when they are supported by verified field reporting.
Help people discern where God may be calling them to participate in mission.
Understand calling, character, experience, readiness and development needs.
Prepare missionaries spiritually, biblically, cross-culturally and practically.
Deploy through credible placements with clear support and accountability.
Continue field care, prayer, partnership, reporting, rest and development.
Our sending model deliberately keeps the local church, prayer, discernment and accountable commissioning close to missionary deployment.
Serving in church planting, discipleship and mission mobilisation in Kenya, with a ministry journey shaped by university Christian ministry, cross-cultural service in northern Kenya, local-church leadership and theological formation. Onesmus is committed to faithful Bible teaching, prayer, discipleship and the strengthening of local churches for gospel witness.
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A structured missionary-sending programme identifying, assessing, equipping, deploying and sustaining African believers for faithful cross-cultural mission, particularly among communities with limited access to sustained gospel witness.

A child-safe after-school initiative combining age-appropriate Bible engagement, learning support, character formation, mentoring and play in partnership with children, families and the local community.

A structured apprenticeship network connecting young people who lack work experience with vetted artisans, businesses and employers where they can develop practical competency, workplace experience and pathways into employment or self-employment.
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