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Ferman was just 23 years old when he made a decision that would change his life—and his community—forever. In rural Nicaraguan villages, opportunities can be scarce, but Ferman saw a
In the small village of Ndiongolor, Senegal, many women once felt unsure of their ability to grow more than just enough food for their families. Growing market crops for income
Through Village Saving and Loans Associations (VSLAs), young people—like Heizi in Nicaragua—are seizing the opportunity and setting themselves up for a better future. World Renew helps communities start VSLAs through
Felesta Lyford lives in the Chikwawa district in Malawi with her three orphaned grandchildren, her adult sons Ledson and Hyfen, and Hyfen’s wife and their two children. Rebuilding after repeated
Hosneyara, 38, lives in a village in the Satkhira district of Bangladesh with her husband and children. As is often the case in her community, she was married at a
In Loy’s community in Uganda, raising animals is a vital way for families to earn a living. At 75 years old, Loy is a widow and the mother of three
World Renew works alongside communities to build the skills, knowledge, and opportunities needed to overcome poverty—not just for today, but for generations to come. In Sierra Leone, with the support
Joleny, 22, lives with her family in a rural community in Nicaragua where residents have limited access to formal financial institutions. When she was 19, with support from World Renew,
In 2018, with the support and guidance of World Renew Kenya, eight male and sixteen female residents of the Emkwen Village community started a Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA).
Pusha lives in rural Bangladesh and, like over 50 percent of the girls there, she was married before she was 18. Her parents couldn’t support her, so they found a
