Imagine visiting the children’s ward at your local hospital. You walk down the long hallway stenciled in bright primary colors and spot kids in every room you pass. Some sleeping. Others coughing or crying. Each one suffers from a different illness, but they all have...
When the missiles and bombs began to rain down on Saba’s Syrian town, she and her family knew it was time to get out. Saba is one of thousands of refugees who barely escaped with their lives, so we’ve changed her name for protection. Unfortunately, her brother didn’t...
A massive explosion shook the port of Beirut in Lebanon yesterday. More than 100 people were killed and over 4,000 injured. Although the exact cause of the blast remains unclear, the result is certain — this is another devastating blow for a country already suffering...
“I call so much to God that angels will come to release a little of the burden that I carry day by day,” Maxima said. That burden includes venturing out in the Guatemalan heat to tend to her small garden so she can eat each day. It’s much too heavy a burden to bear on...
Police and military forces search debris for dead bodies across the country of Nepal. Now simply surviving is at the forefront of every victim’s mind. Heavy monsoons have caused relentless landslides that have sliced through most of the country. Now, thousands of...
It’s been pretty quiet around the World Help offices lately. No all staff meetings in the family room. No birthday celebrations. Since March, staff members have been working remotely from the safety of their own homes, with only a handful of people trickling in and...
