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What I Know Now
Read what one World Hope International intern learned about the organization, herself, and poverty alleviation in the way of Jesus.
Changing Health Outcomes in Sierra Leone
Cervical cancer disproportionately affects the poorest women of the world. But there is hope through collaborative efforts to eliminate cervical cancer.
More Than Just Toilet Paper
A shipping container of household supplies is about more than just toilet paper, it’s helping transform the lives of children.
Weaving for the Future
Among the Bunong people in Cambodia, teaching the next generation of women to weave is preserving their culture through creative acts.
Unintended Consequences of Clean Water
In one community in Liberia there have been some surprisingly positive, unexpected benefits resulting from access to nearby safe water.
The Beauty of Cultural Diversity
Living like Jesus means that we embrace cultural diversity from a learning posture, this is how we demonstrate true love for others.
Family Connections
Enable the Children is equipping families to thrive and live with unexpected diagnoses – to put words to what they are experiencing and to live with dignity.
A Hope-Filled Future
There are still many places around the world where education is not accessible to all. But there is hope for the future when we make education a priority.
A New Story Through Education
Sponsorships help children access education giving them the opportunities other family members may not have had. Read Isaiah’s story of opportunity and hope.
Learning Life Skills through Sport
After school programs are transforming lives in Cambodia. Through sport girls and boys learn how to set and achieve goals through discipline and commitment.
