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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...
Ethiopia — civil war, famine, and a country divided

Ethiopia — civil war, famine, and a country divided

  Did you know that, as Africa’s oldest country, Ethiopia is mentioned in the King James Bible 37 times? It’s also the only African nation to never fall under colonial rule. Plus, Ethiopia was the first country to discover coffee. Keep that in mind the next time...
What you need to know about the conflict in Tigray

What you need to know about the conflict in Tigray

Families in the Tigray region of Ethiopia used to enjoy a peaceful life in the countryside surrounded by fields and livestock. Then … BOOM. Civil war broke out. The silence exploded with bombs and gunshots. And families ran for their lives as their homes and almost...
From pain to joy: Tejie’s journey to safe motherhood

From pain to joy: Tejie’s journey to safe motherhood

Tejie knew about pain. She was familiar with all its forms — physical agony, emotional sorrow, spiritual anguish, and social torment. Her suffering centered on an injury she sustained during childbirth — an obstetric fistula — that would brand her as an outcast to her...

Honor Your Mom Today

Still looking for a creative way to celebrate your mom today? Consider giving a gift in her honor to our Safe Motherhood initiative—an incredible program providing victims of severe birthing injuries in Ethiopia with the hope of a second chance. Then, send her an...
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