They regularly visit thousands of refugees in camps both inside Chechnya and in surrounding areas to deliver boxes of food, medicine, hygiene items and blankets. Everything needed can be bought locally and taken into the camps. Food packages regularly contain staples such as tea, sugar, rice, flour, butter, pasta, canned meat and powdered milk. Camps typically have 10-15,000 people, mostly women and children, living in terrible conditions. Most live in tents and sleep on bare dirt floors.
Medical treatment is almost non-existant.
The mission also holds evangelistic meetings in Chechnya and in the refugee camps. Along with food they take Christian literature which is quite popular among the people. .