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World Water Day: Partnering to Provide Water
With so many people lacking access to clean water around the world, partnership proves a positive way to work toward transformation.
Faith’s Journey to Adulthood
Faith was unable to make progress in her traditional studies, but after meeting with Enable the Children, she had a spark of new hope for her future.
Empowering women is a catalyst to change families, communities, and countries.
Empowering women means offering them opportunities to lead, make change, have their voices heard and skills employed. It also means educating men and boys to value the contribution of women and see them as respected members and agents of change in...
World Hope provides semi-permanent shelters for homeless earthquake survivors
A critical need for shelter is being met by a grass-roots group of community members and faith-based organizations for the Türkiye-Syria Earthquake survivors.
Pavel’s Journey to Safety: A Story of loss, love, sacrifice and resilience
Pavel’s journey to safety echoes his fellow Ukrainians, illustrating the horrors of the ongoing war inflicted upon millions also enduring life-altering events.
Reimagining Education: After School Programs Providing a Hope Filled Future
In Mondulkiri province in Cambodia, indigenous Bunong children are finding hope and opportunity by participating in after-school programs.
Cervical Cancer Screening Saves Women’s Lives: Launching the first district-wide cervical cancer screening initiative in Sierra Leone
Learn about Sierra Leone’s first district-wide cervical cancer screening initiative and how they’ve screened over 2,000 women across the Bombali District.
Adult Survivors of Human Trafficking: Their Truth, Their Healing and Their Hope
In our work at World Hope, we seek to meet survivors of human trafficking in their vulnerability and walk with them to a more empowered future.
Empowering Hope through Enable the Children
A diagnosis can feel devastating, because we all want “the best” for ourselves and our children. Imagine living in a community where you are shunned or told that your child or loved one should not live because of their disability. For many of us, this is unthinkable....
World Toilet Day
Toilets. Everywhere we go in North America, we easily access toilets. When kids are young, parents sometimes take a potty along in their vehicles in case they can’t get to a washroom quickly enough. Toilets are something we use multiple times a day and often take for...
