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Syria: Chemical Warfare Waged on the Innocent

In Syria, the massacre of innocent civilians has surpassed yet another bloodcurdling level of cruelty. Rogue reporting in and around the capital city of Damascus has revealed a chilling slew of images: gut-wrenching scenes of makeshift hospitals filled with tiny,...

You’re Invited to Blog for World Help

World Help is thrilled to announce an initiative we’ve been dreaming about for a long time. We’re pretty passionate about sharing stories and perspectives from around the world. And we know a lot of you are too . . . More than any other time, our voices have the...

Our Pledge: It All Starts With Clean Water

Tucked in a hillside overlooking a valley of vibrant green is the Destiny Village of Hope. It has reclaimed the lives of children abandoned in filthy slums or orphaned by AIDS. Here, children in bright yellow uniforms eat three meals a day and receive the best...

Hope Through Sustainable Farming

What do you think of when you hear the word “farming”? Most of us would think of well-fed animals, crops, flashy stainless steel, and industrialized machinery . . . maybe even apple-picking or egg-collecting. We would hardly think of school payments,...

health comes to keechai

Parvati Chaudary was sick. She struggled each day to care for her family, but her stomach illness prevented her from giving her children the attention they needed. Because of her sickness she was unable to work, and there was no government assistance or other aid...
Our Financial Commitment

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