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In Profile! Seng Mang: Working for Humanity
“My dream is to see my whole country, especially women and children, be able to access professional counseling services when they need them.”
2021 Intern: Ashleigh Gushiken
A rising Junior at George Washington University, Ashleigh is spending her fall addressing human trafficking and learning about life in the NGO space. Here’s what she thinks of her experience so far…
Always Learning
The bottom line of Jesus’ teaching is that our lives are much richer as we embrace our neighbor. We are expanded, and love develops more and more capacity within us to be expressed…
The Power of Presence
In the Western world, we often struggle to show our appreciation or care for others and rely too much on gifts to speak for us. However, people in lower-income countries have taught me much about the care and love for others beyond material goods.
2021 Intern: Anja Lendi
“I have always said that in whatever I do, I want to help someone somewhere. So to work on several projects that help people in need is a dream come true for me.”
Celebrating Families & Bright Futures
“I have not been able to study at night because I do not have a light. I feel happy because I now have a light to study.”
Learning From Haitians About Hope
I arrived on the Island of La Gonâve, Haiti, after a very long trip via plane, truck, and boat. I was ready for the typical cold shower and fall in bed. But when I disembarked from the small motorboat, I heard all kinds of sounds and a large crowd assembled on the beach…
Why Rebecca Walks 4 Hope
Meet Rebecca and learn why she decided to participate in WHI’s Walk 4 Hope and get the word out there about World Hope International’s work.
From One Kid to Another
7th Grader, Kinsley, raises money to fund her own Child Sponsorship through World Hope to help make a life-changing impact in someone’s life…
Celebrating World Autism Awareness Day with ETC
On April 2nd the world celebrates the 14th annual World Autism Day. Learn how the Enable the Children program helps support children with Autism and their families in Sierra Leone.
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