In 1994 Babun decided to dedicate the rest of his life to humanitarian ministry in support of vulnerable persons in the region and the emerging church in Cuba.
  He founded Outreach Aid to the Americas, Inc.  (OAA).
  The organization responds to the needs of the vulnerable people in the Americas Region through relief and development programs.
  OAA thru its faith-based initiative “EchoCuba” uses methodologies, tools, and training modules to help advance entrepreneurship, organizational skills, education, religious freedoms, and social services in Cuba.

In 2016 OAA expanded services to Central America, the Caribbean Islands, including Puerto Rico and Southern Mexico to send aid from the US to faith-based organizations and provide business development products to encourage small business creation.
As the spokesperson for the organization, he has advocated for religious freedoms, small business ownership as one of the keys to creating the conditions necessary for reducing poverty  in Central America, and for more effective disaster resiliency programs  to save lives in countries affected by hurricanes.

On February 12, 2019 he was accused of being a “public enemy and a mercenary” of Cuba by Granma, Cuba's official publication of the Central Committee of the Communist Party.
He was charged with trying to create discord among Evangelical Church Leaders in Cuba by “providing them with misleading information and enticing them to commit acts of disobedience with promises of humanitarian aid.”
 In interviews with Radio & Television Marti, Babun defended his efforts to unify the Evangelical Church Leaders around a shared advocacy campaign to obtain greater Freedom of Religion and Belief language in a new constitution scheduled for a referendum on February 24, 2019.
In 1994 Babun decided to dedicate the rest of his life to humanitarian ministry in support of vulnerable persons in the region and the emerging church in Cuba.  He founded Outreach Aid to the Americas, Inc.  (OAA).  The organization responds to the needs of the vulnerable people in the Americas Region through relief and development programs.  OAA thru its faith-based initiative “EchoCuba” uses methodologies, tools, and training modules to help advance entrepreneurship, organizational skills, education, religious freedoms, and social services in Cuba.
In 2016 OAA expanded services to Central America, the Caribbean Islands, including Puerto Rico and Southern Mexico to send aid from the US to faith-based organizations and provide business development products to encourage small business creation. As the spokesperson for the organization, he has advocated for religious freedoms, small business ownership as one of the keys to creating the conditions necessary for reducing poverty  in Central America, and for more effective disaster resiliency programs  to save lives in countries affected by hurricanes.
On February 12, 2019 he was accused of being a “public enemy and a mercenary” of Cuba by Granma, Cuba's official publication of the Central Committee of the Communist Party. He was charged with trying to create discord among Evangelical Church Leaders in Cuba by “providing them with misleading information and enticing them to commit acts of disobedience with promises of humanitarian aid.”  In interviews with Radio & Television Marti, Babun defended his efforts to unify the Evangelical Church Leaders around a shared advocacy campaign to obtain greater Freedom of Religion and Belief language in a new constitution scheduled for a referendum on February 24, 2019.
Teo A. Babun