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Members of the World Hope team are available to comment on a range of global development, poverty, and justice issues. Browse our press statements below for our latest news.

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Hurricane Laura Survivors Receive Clean Water & $100K+ in Aid

At the invitation of GOSHEP, World Hope International assembled an international team of disaster responders and deployed them to Lake Charles, Louisiana. The team flew in from across the United States and Canada and have a simple, 3-step directive…

World Hope Primary Partner, COVID-19 Response Supporting 700,000 in Bombali District, Sierra Leone

Four years after Ebola crisis response ends, World Hope is back on the frontlines again in Sierra Leone, with our CHAMPS project staff serving as the foot-soldiers in the country’s COVID-19 response in Bombali District…

NEWS: World Hope produces innovative new quarantine tool powered by Disaster Tech

Innovative “Get-Support” tool provided by World Hope International and powered by Disaster Tech launched to help communities facing enforced and voluntary quarantines

World Hope International in the News

Houston Nonprofit Is Using Old Billboard Vinyl To Tarp Roofs Damaged By Hurricane Laura

Alexa, Tell Me How Amazon is Helping Victims of Hurricane Laura

Amazon delivers relief after Hurricane Laura and California wildfires

Why I signed a letter to Ivanka Trump urging her to protect human trafficking survivors

World Hope, Partners Support the Aged & PWDs

Homeless population weathers COVID-19 surprisingly well

Homebound predators and hard-hit families: Filipino child abuse on the rise

GivePower Deploys Solar Water Farms in Kenya and Haiti

Suffering Women Tell Their Stories

Witnesses testify in child stealing case

EU supports Immigration Dept. with IPC materials for border crossing points

U.S. Rewards Liberia’s “Steadfast Willingness to Tackle Human Trafficking”

Google Founder Sergey Brin Has a Secret Disaster Relief Squad

World Hope International is responding to coronavirus

Disabled community celebrates “Night to Shine”

BBC Radio Interview

Disabled Children Cry Out!

New law aims to bring security for Cambodian water operators

ACCELERATE2030 CAMBODIA FINAL PITCH: WHO WILL MAKE IT TO THE GLOBAL SCALING PROGRAMME?

Local 7th grader wins big on Chopped Jr.

Lowcountry church group returns from the Abacos

EU Annual Report on Human Rights and Democracy in the World– Sierra Leone

How to help survivors of Cyclone Idai

'The only game that makes me happy' - amputee boy from Sierra Leone shows love for football

INDIGENOUS RIGHTS Uprooted

Superyacht Laurel Takes in 50 Rescue Dogs From the Bahamas Amid Hurricane Dorian

New normal

P.E.I. pastor helping to supply water in Bahamas

Acumatica Summit Opens to Record Attendance Following Another Award-winning Year for Cloud ERP Leader

CGI Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery Announces New Commitments

Washington Women in Public Relations Announces 2019 Emerging Leaders Finalists

Open Source Aid

U.S. farmers provide a legacy of hope overseas

Disaster relief improves with collaboration among communities, charities and companies

Dorian’s devastation: How to help

Destruction To Bahamas Ports, Airports Complicates Relief Efforts

Hurricane Dorian: Volunteers standing by for your donations

How the outdoor industry can help Hurricane Dorian survivors

Heart of the Storm

Hernando County mom volunteers in the Bahamas to help Dorian victims

Sierra Leone, One Year After Ebola

'Devil Boy': Down's syndrome in Sierra Leone

5 Ways to Make a Difference Both Inside and Outside the Office

Beyond Ebola: How Sierra Leone is working to rebuild — and remake — its health care system

The Role Faith Plays in Rebuilding Sierra Leone Post-Ebola

Why 'My Family's Slave' isn't moving the needle for human trafficking groups

Revamping the world's education system one toilet at a time

Non-Profits in the 21st Century

Liberian Government Launches National Anti-Trafficking Hotline

Brower's Memorial sponsors well in Africa

'Love Your Neighbor' Key to Growth of Christianity in Nepal

Why Is Christianity Thriving in Nepal?

Why 2016 Marks a Pivotal Year for Sierra Leone

Children's Prize Winner: Carrie Jo Cain

Freedom Project Global Organizations

Better policies are needed to support local adoptions for children orphaned by Ebola

The Evolution of Anti-Trafficking Campaigns in the Church

Ebola survivors still struggling to survive

The Importance of the Church's Role in Emergency Response Efforts

Sierra Leone is Ebola Free!

No longer abandoning disabled children in Sierra Leone

Nepalis in remote villages struggle to find shelter ahead of annual monsoons

As Sierra Leone emerges from Ebola crisis, new innovations are helping poor villages

Ebola Strains Sierra Leone Healthcare

A new approach to fighting Ebola’s stigma

Local organizations send supplies to W. Africa

Ebola Deadly Outbreak: Why Is Liberia Improving While Sierra Leone Continues To Battle New Cases?

Ebola Outbreak 2014: With Workers Sent Home, Local Businesses Continue To Struggle

Ebola’s Impact on Sierra Leone’s Once Flourishing Business Sector

Ebola’s Economic Impact Threatens To Cripple Once-Rapidly Growing Sierra Leone

What’s It Like to Be an Aid Worker in Sierra Leone During the Ebola Crisis

St. Paul nurse knows Ebola risk - and that she can help

Nurse Risked Her Life Daily to Help Ebola Victims

Live from World Water Week

When Missions Opportunities Aren’t Pretty

Female Genital Mutilation: A Violent Cultural Tradition

Can Investors Do More Good Than Donors?

Pineapples Changing a Nation Spiritually, Economically

Pineapple Program Fights Traffickers in Sierra Leone

Empowering Women in Agriculture to Help Eradicate Hunger

“It’s Easy To Find Victims-Justice Is More Complicated”

Sierra Leone Targets Human Trafficking

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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.