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Running Into Pain with Healing
Dr. Jo Anne Lyon, founder of World Hope International, recently returned to Sierra Leone after a decade away. She shares some highlights and reflections from her visit…
Rebuilding in the Bahamas, Starting with the Church
Hurricane Dorian destroyed Pastor Raymond’s home and wiped out decades of work. But it’s not the end of the story…
Strengthening the Capacity of Border Law Enforcement Personnel
Law enforcement officers involved in cracking a major trafficking ring had just completed an anti-TIP training facilitated by World Hope International…
Happy New Year!
“Want a sneak peek for World Hope’s 2020 plans for Canada? Well, this is just a small snapshot, but why not whet your appetite on this first day of a New Year…”
Rethinking Sanitation
A current International and Community Development Masters Degree student at Deakin University in Melbourne, Sonia Louise Cozens is interning with World Hope International Australia in Cambodia for several months. Traveling out to our various site locations across the...
In Profile! Heather Bandy & Deborah Gilbert
We have two new staff members who have joined the World Hope International Canada (WHI) team this Fall…
Healing Through Games
How do you help young children affected by trauma begin to heal? What about younger children who don’t understand they have been abused…?
Well Drilled at School Brings Hygiene & Happiness
“I told the team it was water that we desperately needed. I expressed to the team how long the school has been struggling with this water issue…”
Unlocking Opportunities Among the Bunong
“As result of project support from WHI, children are physically and spiritually looking healthy and class attendance was reported regularly.”
A Test that Saves Lives
“I remember telling a CHW who was also a tribal birth assistant and how excited she got that she could provide better care and have a better monitoring system for women in her community…”
AN ORGANIZATION YOU CAN TRUST.
Spending of World Hope International (Canada) funds is confined to Board approved projects. Funds designated towards a project are used as designated, with the understanding that when the need for that project has been met or cannot be completed for reasons determined by the Board, the remaining funds designated will be used where needed most.
