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Peru: ‘We are still in an emergency state’

Peru: ‘We are still in an emergency state’

Under the leafy canopy of the Amazon rainforest, the people of Peru are still battling the coronavirus pandemic. Many families have no way to protect themselves. They have no access to proper hygiene. No adequately equipped medical clinics. And those who aren’t...
Peru: ‘We are still in an emergency state’

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...
Alberto’s granddaughters are starving, but you can help

Alberto’s granddaughters are starving, but you can help

Alberto’s granddaughters are the apple of his eye.The adorable little 4-year-old and 5-year-old have lived with their grandpa since they were babies and Alberto’s daughter moved to another town to find work. She sends back financial help when she can, but it isn’t...
Peru: ‘We are still in an emergency state’

On the ground in Peru: You can cure kids and restore their futures

This past Christmas, my oldest son left home early to travel with his band. He had been home from college for only a short time, so I was sad to see him leave — but I was also so very proud.As a mother, I have done my best to encourage my children to follow their...
On the ground in Peru: You can give 30 children a healthy start

On the ground in Peru: You can give 30 children a healthy start

I love to see new beginnings. One of the best parts of my job here at World Help is traveling around the world and getting to witness those new beginnings and transformations firsthand … when someone finally receives the help he or she desperately needs. But I also...
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