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Sudan’s Civil War: Stories from Survivors

Sudan’s Civil War: Stories from Survivors

  Danielle heard the rumblings. Felt the ground shake beneath her feet. She and her children barely had time to dive under the bed before the bombs started falling. They were trapped. The explosions seemed to come from every direction. They grew louder, closer,...
Manila: Poverty in One of the World’s Most Crowded Cities

Manila: Poverty in One of the World’s Most Crowded Cities

  A funeral procession makes its way through Manila’s expansive North Cemetery. They walk past rows of concrete tombs, which are placed above ground rather than buried, according to Filipino cultural practice. The atmosphere, however, is far from mournful....
From the Field: One family in Burundi’s struggle to survive

From the Field: One family in Burundi’s struggle to survive

  Burundi is one of the poorest countries in the world. Countless families suffer from starvation and malnutrition, one of the leading killers of children under 5. The people who live there are doing everything they can to survive … but every day feels harder...
From the Field: Mothers in Ethiopia Receive Hope and Healing

From the Field: Mothers in Ethiopia Receive Hope and Healing

A World Help team just returned from Ethiopia, where women suffering from a birth injury called obstetric fistula are finding hope for the future. Over half of Ethiopia’s population lives below the poverty line, and most impoverished households are located in rural...
How Does Art Therapy Help Ukrainian Children?

How Does Art Therapy Help Ukrainian Children?

  Did you know that more than 5.1 million Ukrainian children have been displaced since Russia launched its full-scale invasion over three years ago? Many of these children have endured unimaginable trauma. According to UNICEF, 1 in 5 Ukrainian children have lost...
What Happens During a Crisis?

What Happens During a Crisis?

Disasters can strike anytime and anywhere. Whether they’re over in a matter of minutes or last for years, they always leave a path of devastation behind. In the aftermath, victims often grapple with great loss and struggle to survive with nothing. That’s why the World...
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