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Jonas was drowning in debt against the coronavirus

Jonas was drowning in debt against the coronavirus

As a mother, I would do anything to make sure my sons have what they need to succeed. That’s why I was so touched by Jonas’ story. He was doing everything right as a father, but the coronavirus still kept him from providing for his family. Jonas worked hard to put...
Iraq: Can refugees survive a second lockdown?

Iraq: Can refugees survive a second lockdown?

Many countries around the world are slowly emerging from their lockdowns … but Iraq is plunging right back into another one. More than 400 coronavirus cases were reported on June 1, making it the highest number in a single day for the Middle Eastern country. As a...
Lockdown in Peru: Ten weeks and counting

Lockdown in Peru: Ten weeks and counting

“We hope this quarantine will not be extended because I am afraid people will not be able to survive.” Our Peru partner prayed those words in mid-April. It’s now a month later … and the lockdown is extended to the end of May. Just as she feared, people are...
Would you last 21 days?

Would you last 21 days?

“As I speak right now, we are a little over two weeks into our 21-day lockdown, and I can tell you right now most people are on their last meal.” In Zimbabwe, lockdown doesn’t just mean isolation. It means starvation. When we last spoke to our Zimbabwean partner, the...
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