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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...
Winter — The Silent Killer in Ukraine No One Is Talking About

Winter — The Silent Killer in Ukraine No One Is Talking About

  When you hear about the Ukrainian refugee crisis, you probably assume it began when the fighting broke out in February 2022 … but that’s not the case. Russia and Ukraine have actually been at war since 2014. It started with small battles along the...
[VIDEO] What Life is Like in the Holy Land Right Now

[VIDEO] What Life is Like in the Holy Land Right Now

  In less than 24 hours, the lives of countless families in the Holy Land were turned upside down when Hamas attacked Israel and war began. Shaul was one of the civilians whose lives changed overnight. World Help recently had a small team visiting with our...
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