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A Reason to Celebrate

The first physiotherapists that have graduated in Sierra Leone mark ‘World Physiotherapy Day’ in style. On Monday September 8th, 2025…

The Blessing of Bicycles

The Reality In many Canadian households, it’s a running joke that previous generations had to walk two miles – uphill both ways – in the snow just to…

Rebuilding Home

Clau grew up in a quiet rural town, raised by her maternal grandparents. She had never met her father, and…

Waiting with Hope

Advent is a season of waiting, a season of reflection and a season of hope deferred. The words from Isaiah…

Holistic Hope

Present Hope John 5:1-9 records a story of a man who had been sick for 38 years and cannot walk.…

Cambodian woman holding a bowl full of harvested vegetables

Harvesting Hope: Women Today and Women in the Bible

Empowered through World Hope programs, women in hard places are harvesting hope. They stand on the shoulders of women over the centuries, including women in the Bible,…

Clean Water Transforms Lives

The Hope of Water There are still far too many areas in the world that lack access to clean water…

A Major Step in Healthcare

Since 1948, L’Hôpital Wesleyen de La Gônave has been serving the people Haiti. Founded by the Wesleyan Mission, it has been a place of hope, healing,…

A Simple Yes

Elijah and the Widow I was listening to a sermon on 1 Kings 17:7-16 and what struck me wasn’t what…

Beacon of Light and Hope

Strong Foundations World Hope International and The Wesleyan Church have a long-standing, faith-rooted relationship with the people of Liberia. From…

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World Hope International (Canada) is a registered charity. 
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Moncton NB E1G 1A9

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World Hope International (Canada) funds are 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.