In a bid to do this, Impact Nations sets off on a mission to reach out to the poor, widow, orphan and the destitute with humane virtues like love, compassion and a message of hope. The noble hearts associated with the mission in the Impact Nations team takes a journey to help the desperate people in developing countries like Philippines, Zambia and India for varied problems like unclean drinking water, unavailability of proper medical facility, social dejection for widows, etc.

While the short-term trips conducted by Impact Nations are called "Journeys of Compassion", long-term mission is called "Projects". The year 2007 ended on a successful note with the ?Journeys of Compassion? conducting medical aid camps in India, Mexico and the Philippines. Thrilled with the response, the Impact Nations team has scheduled many such short-term trips to India, Philippines, Guatemala, Zambia and Peru in the year 2008.

The ?Projects? undertaken by Impact Nations include providing clean water to villages through household water filters in Philippines and India, empowering widows in India through sewing micro-enterprise, and availing medical care to the underprivileged in Zambia. Besides successfully steering the project for ?Clean Drinking Water? in aid of the people of the Typhoon Fengshen hit, Mindanao Island in the Philippines, Impact Nations has made plans to establish schools and ongoing medical aid facilities in a number of communities in India.
Impact Nations however, emphasizes on the need to make people aware of the conditions of fellow humans in distress and join the movement in saving them from pain, agony and death. More than a movement, it is a mission of Hope, compassion and power to ?unite? - to work together for lasting change. One such venture with the aid of several generous hearts has opened up doors of opportunity and given social empowerment to 80 widows in a small village in Andhra Pradesh, India who successfully completed training in sewing and were offered a sewing machine each.

Impact Nations makes a dedicated endeavor to address newer tribulations in third world nations. Just as it was providing medical aid in Zambia, Impact Nations felt there is ardent need to address the water issues through filters and hand-drilled wells. Moreover, it has also chalked out plans to carry out elaborate measures to address Zambia's medical issues (especially malaria and AIDS treatment, to prevent the transfer of the HIV virus to infants at childbirth), and agricultural issues as well.