We are Committed – Michigan Tornado Update
Mesook Gho is one such person. She and her husband
Strong Families
(HONDURAS) Hello, I want to share about a “Familias Fuertes” (strong families) graduation I attended in mid-July. Familias Fuertes is an ASJ (Association for a more Just Society) program. ASJ is a partner agency of World Renew. It was a great privilege to participate in this graduation.
In Every Way, A New Person
That’s how Lazaro Mwati from Ragata village in northern Tanzania
Create Lasting Change: Feed Your Fish!
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From Teen to Teacher to Mother: Free A Family 10 Years Later
When Fatou N’diaye made this comment in June 2004, she
Becoming a Global Citizen
At World Renew, we believe that these are some of
Food Assistance Projects Extended in Jordan, Lebanon and Syria
(SYRIA, JORDAN, LEBANON) What happens when you seek refuge in a place that is itself overwhelmed and in need of help? This is the situation facing the Syrian refugee families who are pouring across borders into neighboring countries including Jordan and Lebanon, to escape the civil war in their home country.
Food Security Transforms Communities
(UGANDA) This is the fourth year that World Renew has supported the implementation of a food security project in two districts of Katakwi and Amuria in Eastern Uganda with funding from the Foods Resource Bank (FRB). In that time the project, implemented in partnership with PAG Katakwi Integrated Development Organization (KIDO), has reached more than 1,800 farmers in 12 rural communities. The most vulnerable people in the community have now been equipped with new skills and agricultural techniques.
Opportunity Gaps
Another wonderful, busy week has gone by. This past week, I
World Renew Responds to 4,290 Drought-Stricken Families in Tharparkar, Pakistan
In 2010, Pakistan experienced tremendous monsoon rains which resulted in heavy flooding in Pakistan that left about one-fifth of the country’s landmass submerged in water. World Renew enacted a large-scale response with its local partner, the Interfaith League Against Poverty (I-LAP). Four thousand families were provided with food, water, shelter, medical assistance and other emergency supplies. In the later phases of World Renews’ two-year response, farmlands were revived, goat herds were restocked, communal water pumps were constructed and homes were rebuilt for families most in need.