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Baby Oscar, rescued from an early grave

Baby Oscar, rescued from an early grave

Oscar’s mom was devastated. Her newborn was starving, and she didn’t know how to help him. Tears streamed down her face as she tirelessly tried to feed him. Malnourished herself, she couldn’t produce enough milk. Eventually, she became so desperate that she tried...
A 16-year-old boy brought back from the brink of death

A 16-year-old boy brought back from the brink of death

Ulysses’ life is a miracle. Born into extreme poverty, he rarely ate a substantial meal. Over time, his body began to break down. He was slowly starving to death. Then one day, help arrived at his family’s doorstep: doctors hoping to save his life. The doctors were...
Letting a kid be a kid

Letting a kid be a kid

Most 8-year-old boys love to wrestle, explore, and learn new and exciting facts.But Enock didn’t want to do any of those fun things. He didn’t want to run — he could barely stand on his own because his joints were so swollen and painful.He didn’t feel like going...
Hunger steals from one generation after the next

Hunger steals from one generation after the next

Despite the meaning of her name, baby Genesis isn’t the beginning of her family’s story of struggle. That began long ago — decades before Genesis was ever born. And she isn’t the first in her family to suffer from malnutrition. Unfortunately, malnutrition is a vicious...
Feed the stomach, feed the mind

Feed the stomach, feed the mind

My 2-year-old nephew, Emerson, loves books … and he can’t even read yet. He’ll tote around his favorite board books, flip through them upside-down, and jabber a story he’s making up in his head. You can tell he can’t wait to read on his own. He already knows his...
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