by World Hope International | Mar 31, 2020 | Combating Infectious Diseases, Global Health, Outbreak Response
Building Hope in a Time of Pandemic World Hope International has responded nationally and internationally to the COVID-19 pandemic. We are working around the clock to prevent spread; mitigate impact on the vulnerable communities we serve; and respond to the unfolding...
by World Hope International | Nov 15, 2019 | Global Health, Social Ventures
ukweli For many years now, World Hope International has been partnering on social ventures with students from Lehigh University in the USA and Professor Khanjan Mehta, spinning off a number of technology-based social enterprises in Sierra Leone, Cambodia, Mozambique,...
by World Hope International | Oct 8, 2019 | Child & Maternal Health, Child Sponsorship, Enable the Children, Global Health, Sierra Leone
For a few hours on two different days in August, children in World Hope International (WHI)’s Enable the Children (ETC) program got to watch, talk to, and play with some of the best soccer players (also known as “footballers”) in Sierra Leone. At the...
by Guest Author | Sep 12, 2019 | Clean Water and Energy, Global Health
Long lasting partnerships allow World Hope International(WHI) to walk with others in sustainable ways by being able to solve difficult problems that may come up. Below is a story of WHI’s partnership with the only hospital on LaGonâve Island, Haiti. This story...
by World Hope International | Aug 27, 2019 | Clean Water and Energy, Clean Water and Sanitation, Global Health, Sierra Leone
World Hope International drilled a new borehole in the Bo District of Sierra Leone, a project that included construction of a fence to protect the well, the hand pump installation, the training of the Water Management Committee (WMC), and the chlorination of the water...
by World Hope International | Jun 27, 2019 | Clean Water and Sanitation, Global Health
Currently, billions of people around the world are served by healthcare facilities (HCFs) that lack basic water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) essentials for safe quality care, which means these facilities can cause more harm than good.The World Health Organization...
