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Empowering Youth on OSAEC Awareness
WHI believes that young leaders in the community can help minimize the prevalence of OSEC. Read about the OSAEC Awareness youth training we held last month.
Finding Hope in Ukraine
We are working to ensure that basic needs are being met and that those who have fled Ukraine and those who have stayed behind have access to help and hope.
A Partnership of Hope
A team of delegates traveled to Liberia to see the progression of their partnership and rejoice in the ongoing opportunities that exist in the communities in which we serve.
Promoting Survivor Support
With thankfulness on our minds this month, we want to show our appreciation for those working to end SGBV in Cambodia by sharing Akara’s story.
Achievement Through Disability
Read Joan’s story of achievement through her disability as we celebrate both the International Day of Sport for Development & Peace and World Health Day.
Meet Jasmine, our Sports for Development Intern
“Being involved in the health/fitness/sports industry, this experience has been a great way of incorporating and aligning it with an organization and focusing on development.”
Addressing OSAEC Locally Through Trainings
World Hope Philippines co-hosted a series of trainings to help create effective change in response to the increase of OSAEC…
Ukraine: Special Update
More than 2.8 million people have now fled Ukraine with the number of people fleeing estimated to reach 4 million. Here is what World Hope is doing so far in response to this ongoing crisis…
Meet Tracy Morgan!
World Hope International is pleased to announce Tracy Morgan as our new CEO for Australia.
Transformation, Restoration, & Service: On Air with Radio Fry Fry
Radio Fry Fry is for the people by the People, creating a safe space for all Sierra Leoneans to be heard and seen individually as we make our inputs to collectively change the narrative of Sierra Leone to a positive one…
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