Faith-Based Initiatives are programs that involve religious organizations in addressing social issues, such as poverty, education, and health care. These initiatives often receive government support to help them provide services to communities, leveraging the unique outreach capabilities of churches, mosques, and synagogues. The goal of Faith-Based Initiatives is to combine the resources and compassion of faith communities with public funding to improve the lives of individuals and families. By partnering with these organizations, governments aim to enhance service delivery and reach underserved populations more effectively.