Supporting KMI from UK
Reach Asia’s unreached from the United Kingdom
Join British believers partnering with indigenous leaders to plant churches and transform communities across Thailand, Pakistan, Myanmar and Laos.
Three Ways to Help
Give. Go. Pray.
Give from the UK
Give securely by PayPal in pounds sterling, or by bank transfer. For questions about receipts in the UK, please contact our team.
Give in GBPGo on a mission trip
Serve alongside local leaders in Mae Sai and the Golden Triangle. UK volunteers usually fly to Chiang Rai via Bangkok; we organise your pickup and orientation in Mae Sai.
Read the Trip GuidePray with us
Receive prayer needs from the field and stand with the persecuted church in Pakistan, Myanmar and Laos.
How to PrayFor Churches
Partner as a British church
Whether you are in an Anglican parish, a Baptist fellowship or an independent church, there is a place for your congregation — adopting a nation, sponsoring a training hub or sending regular short-term teams.
We provide stories, videos and prayer updates to help your congregation engage with global mission, and our International Director is available to speak in person or online.
Where Your Support Goes
Four nations, one mission
Thailand →
Our training hub and headquarters in Mae Sai.
Pakistan →
Training and strengthening the persecuted church.
Myanmar →
Relief and hope for war-affected communities.
Laos →
Encouraging believers in remote areas.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How can my UK church partner with KMI?
Churches can adopt a nation, sponsor indigenous leaders or send teams. Start a partnership.
How do I give from the UK?
Give by PayPal in GBP or by bank transfer — see our Give page. Contact us with any questions about receipts.
What support do UK volunteers receive?
Pre-trip guidance, help with arrival logistics, and in-country hosting by our team in Mae Sai. See the mission trip guide.
Where does my gift go?
97.6% of every gift reaches the field in Thailand, Pakistan, Myanmar and Laos. Read about our accountability.
Is it safe to go on a mission trip?
Northern Thailand is generally considered safe for volunteers. We only send teams where local leaders advise it is wise, and we brief every volunteer before travel.
Together, we can reach the unreached
97.6% of every gift reaches the field — training leaders, planting churches and bringing hope.