Haiti Update: Port-au-Prince Has Become a Prison
For over 11 million people living on the island nation of Haiti, life has become a never-ending nightmare, and their country has turned into a battlefield. The sound of gunshots rings out regularly in the streets of the capital, Port-au-Prince, as gangs fight...
What is Life Really Like for Children Living in War Zones?
Did you know that one in six children around the world are living in active war zones? As a mom myself, it’s unfathomable to think about what it would have been like if my two boys had grown up surrounded by the horrors of war. But the harsh reality is that...
These Incredible Volunteers Shine Bright in Our Warehouse!
It’s Volunteer Appreciation Week! While we might be slightly biased, we believe World Help has the best volunteers around. So, join us in celebrating a few of our superstars who come ready to serve in our Humanitarian Aid Distribution Center: In his free time,...
This Church Not Only Survived the Rwandan Genocide — It’s Thriving!
A mango tree stood tall next to a destroyed building — the only source of shade to be seen. It was a necessity during the hot Rwandan summers. A semi-circle of benches dragged out from the rubble sat under the canopy of leaves. These benches were the only...
Remembering the Rwandan Genocide 30 Years Later
Today marks 30 years since the Rwandan genocide began — almost four months of terror for countless Tutsi men, women, and children. But for many families, it still feels like yesterday. Rwanda has come a long way since then, but underneath the atmosphere of...
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