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# World Renew

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## Posts
- [How a Kitchen Garden Renewed a Mother’s Hope](https://worldrenew.org/stories/kitchen-garden-renewed-hope/): A healthy garden can provide more than food for the table. Growing fresh produce at home helps families save money, stay healthy, create new sources of income, and build confidence for the future. Damari discovered how new knowledge and a kitchen garden kit could transform life for her family.
- [World Renew Earns 5-Star Rating from Charity Intelligence Canada](https://worldrenew.org/news/charity-intelligence-canada-5-star-rating/): World Renew has been recognized by Charity Intelligence Canada for its strong financial accountability, transparency, and demonstrated impact, earning a 5-star rating in Charity Intelligence's 2026 assessment of Canadian charities.
- [World Renew DRS Launches Hurricane Isaias Recovery Efforts](https://worldrenew.org/news/hurricane-isaias-recovery/): World Renew Disaster Response Services (DRS) is launching Hurricane Isaias recovery efforts following the storm's October 9 landfall in Destin, Florida. While many survivors faced evacuations, they returned home to damage from strong winds and flash flooding.
- [World Renew is Preparing to Respond to Hurricane Isaias in the United States](https://worldrenew.org/news/world-renew-is-responding-to-hurricane-isaias/): World Renew Disaster Response Services is already monitoring the storm's movement and forecasting future storms this season.
- [What Happens After You Give Through the Gift Catalogue?](https://worldrenew.org/blogs/what-happens-after-you-give/): Each year, many families and churches enjoy participating in a meaningful giving tradition through World Renew’s Gift Catalogue. Every item selected from the catalogue helps renew hope for global families overcoming poverty, hunger, and disaster. But what happens after you give through the Gift Catalogue? What kind of difference does an animal or a set of tools actually make? Keep reading below to learn more about how tangible support can lead to long-term impact.
- [How To Host a Birthday Fundraiser](https://worldrenew.org/blogs/birthday-fundraiser/): Birthdays are a chance to celebrate what matters most. This year, why not share that celebration with others? A birthday fundraiser in support of World Renew’s work gives you an opportunity to share the causes you care about with friends and family. You can make an impact beyond your special day and help equip communities to overcome poverty, recover from disasters, and build brighter futures.
- [Rebuilding Lives After Flooding in Nepal](https://worldrenew.org/stories/rebuilding-lives-after-flooding-in-nepal/): The resulting surge of water, followed days later by a second wave of flooding, swept away homes, roads, livelihoods, and loved ones. An estimated 93,000 people have been affected by the flooding in Nepal, with thousands still missing and many more carrying the weight of profound grief.
- [Renewed Hope Through Raising Chickens in Cambodia](https://worldrenew.org/stories/raising-chickens-in-cambodia/): In 2019, Mea had the opportunity to join a village chicken producer group through the project. She received chickens, training in poultry management and vaccination, regular coaching from a CABA, and exchange visits with successful farmers. Through the program, Mea began to shift from traditional techniques to a market-oriented approach for raising chickens in Cambodia.
- [Humanitarian Needs Grow After Nepal Flooding](https://worldrenew.org/news/nepal-flood-response/): World Renew is responding to the devastating flooding and landslides that have impacted communities across northern and central regions of Nepal, leaving widespread destruction and significant humanitarian needs. Through its network partners, World Renew's Nepal flood response is helping share Christ's hope with communities struggling with loss, displacement, and damaged infrastructure.
- [World Renew is Responding to Recent Nepal Flooding](https://worldrenew.org/news/world-renew-responds-to-nepal-flooding/): As a member of the Integral Alliance, World Renew is working with trusted partners to assess needs and determine how best to support communities affected by the Nepal flooding. We invite you to join us in prayer for the people of Nepal. And if you are able, please consider making a gift to support emergency relief efforts and the recovery work that lies ahead.  
- [Neglected Crises: Food Assistance in Burkina Faso](https://worldrenew.org/stories/food-assistance-in-burkina-faso/): Through local partner Christian Relief and Development Organization (CREDO), and with support from Canadian Foodgrains Bank, World Renew is helping families by providing food assistance in Burkina Faso during this prolonged crisis.
- [The Power of Community After a Disaster](https://worldrenew.org/stories/power-of-community-after-disaster/): In World Renew Disaster Response Services’ (DRS) recovery model, staff, volunteers, and supporters are often encouraged by the power of community. After natural disasters, people rise to the occasion to support one another. Communities rally for recovery funds, help survivors rebuild, and carry their neighbours forward toward finding hope again. Laura's story demonstrates how community support after a disaster helps survivors rebuild their homes, regain stability, and restore hope.
- [Kenya: A Community Health Promoter Takes Charge](https://worldrenew.org/stories/community-health-promoter-kenya/): One person’s commitment to good health can have a lasting reach. Anderson, a community health promoter in Kenya, is proof that a single dedicated individual can inspire healthier choices that help entire communities thrive.
- [Advocacy on Capitol Hill: Putting a Face on Policy](https://worldrenew.org/news/advocacy-on-capitol-hill/): World Renew participated in the RESULTS International Conference in Washington, D.C. from July 12-14, 2026, joining hundreds of advocates committed to addressing poverty through effective public policy and citizen engagement. The gathering brought together approximately 500 participants from 41 U.S. states to learn, collaborate, and advocate on issues related to food security, health, and economic opportunity.
- [Venezuela: Supporting Healing and Hope After the Earthquakes](https://worldrenew.org/stories/healing-after-the-venezuela-earthquakes/): For children, disasters like earthquakes can be especially frightening. Many have experienced sudden loss, separation from loved ones, and fear from aftershocks. Without early support, these experiences can leave lasting emotional scars. Providing safe spaces where children are supported is a critical part of reducing these risks and promoting healing after the Venezuela earthquakes.
- [8 Facts About the Global Refugee Crisis](https://worldrenew.org/blogs/facts-about-the-global-refugee-crisis/): The world is faced with an ever-present crisis. Around the world, families and individuals are being forced to leave their homes behind and find refuge elsewhere. While there are often misconceptions around refugees and migration, these facts about the global refugee crisis will help speak truth to the noise.
- [Neglected Crises: Renewing Hope in Burkina Faso](https://worldrenew.org/stories/burkina-faso-crisis-hope/): This ongoing Burkina Faso crisis is part of a growing number of neglected crises around the world.
- [World Renew is Responding to Recent Earthquakes in Venezuela](https://worldrenew.org/news/world-renew-is-responding-to-recent-earthquakes-in-venezuela/): Your gift helps make a timely response possible as opportunities emerge to provide assistance to earthquakes in Venezuela.
- [Gaining New Insights at the ECHO East Africa Biennial Symposium](https://worldrenew.org/news/echo-east-africa-symposium-insights/): World Renew staff recently joined 70 delegates from more than a dozen countries at the ECHO East Africa Symposium. This three-day learning and networking event brought together lead farmers, extension workers, development practitioners, government representatives, donors, researchers, and private-sector actors committed to alleviating hunger and poverty across East and Southern Africa.
- [World Renew Grieves Melissa Yakubu](https://worldrenew.org/news/world-renew-grieves-melissa-yakubu/): It is with heavy hearts that we share that Melissa Yakubu, Regional Safeguarding and Social Inclusion Coordinator for the West Africa Ministry Team, died June 15, 2026. Melissa went home to be with the Lord following a medical procedure. She is survived by her husband and two daughters.
- [One Day at a Time: A Story of Welcome, Work, and Grace](https://worldrenew.org/stories/one-day-at-a-time-a-story-of-welcome-work-and-grace/): This Myanmar refugee story follows Doe Reh's journey from displacement and life in a refugee camp to building a new life in Canada. Along the way, he has learned that belonging, purpose, and hope are often found one day at a time.
- [Ending Hunger Together with Canadian Foodgrains Bank](https://worldrenew.org/blogs/ending-hunger-together-canadian-foodgrains-bank/): Around the world, families are facing a growing food crisis. Conflict, natural disasters, climate shocks, and economic instability make it harder for people to grow enough food, earn a living, and feed their children.
- [Tanzania: A Father’s Dedication](https://worldrenew.org/stories/tanzania-fathers-dedication-vsla/): Village savings in Tanzania are helping families build stronger futures. For Nestor, joining a Village Savings and Loan Association provided financial support, improved access to healthcare, and new opportunities for his family.
- [What Have You Heard About Refugees in Canada?](https://worldrenew.org/blogs/refugees-in-canada-what-we-hear/): We hear, see, and read all kinds of opinions about newcomers and refugees in Canada...from all kinds of sources. With so much noise, it’s hard to know who to trust. Fears about refugees are widespread—but they don’t reflect the reality we see every day. Since 1979, World Renew has supported Canadian churches in welcoming refugees. Let’s talk about some common perceptions and how we see them.
- [Responding to the Ebola Outbreak in Uganda and DRC](https://worldrenew.org/news/world-renew-is-responding-to-the-ebola-outbreak/): A new Ebola outbreak has been confirmed along the border of Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). World Renew is responding to help prevent further spread in communities along the Uganda–DRC border, where people are already facing mass displacement, poverty, and fragile health systems. 
- [Nigeria: Sharing the Gift of Mobility](https://worldrenew.org/stories/nigeria-sharing-the-gift-of-mobility/): Augustine Joshua is a bright and determined 15-year-old who lives in Nigeria. Augustine was born with Cerebral palsy and lives with a physical disability. Growing up, he always had a simple yet profound dream: to go to school like every other child. But for many years, that dream remained out of reach.
- [World Renew Engages Youth at AOYC 2026](https://worldrenew.org/news/world-renew-engages-youth-aoyc-2026/): As part of its presence at AOYC 2026, World Renew highlighted its Great Goat Giving Challenge, an initiative designed to raise awareness about food security and sustainable livelihoods. The organization engaged participants through a variety of activities, including an interactive booth, stage presentations, breakout sessions, and themed trivia. A campus-wide 3D-printed goat hunt further encouraged participation and engagement among attendees.
- [What is the Blended Visa Office Referred Program?](https://worldrenew.org/blogs/what-is-the-blended-visa-office-referred-program/): While all refugees deserve dignity and protection, women and girl refugees are particularly vulnerable. Their stories are heartbreaking, but you can make a difference. Sponsoring groups have a unique opportunity to respond to the plight of refugee women and girls through the Blended Visa Office Referred Program. By participating, you can walk alongside these women and girls as they find safety, hope, and build new lives in Canada.
- [Nicaragua: Healing Begins with Being Heard](https://worldrenew.org/stories/nicaragua-healing-begins-with-being-heard/): Born in Nicaragua to a single mother, Daniella* was raised by her grandparents after her father left before she was born. While her mother worked to support the family, it was her grandfather who became her constant presence and protector. Daniella was fifteen when her grandfather died—the man who had been her anchor since infancy.
- [World Renew Welcomes Extended TPS for Haitian Families](https://worldrenew.org/news/statement-extending-tps-for-haitian-families/): World Renew welcomes the recent bipartisan vote in the U.S. House of Representatives extending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian immigrants living in the United States. This important and compassionate action recognizes present-day realities in Haiti and affirms the need for continued protection for individuals and families who would face serious harm if forced to return under current conditions.
- [Guatemala: Hope Grows in a Circle](https://worldrenew.org/stories/guatemala-hope-grows-in-a-circle/): Through climate-adaptive farming in Guatemala, families are learning sustainable ways to grow healthy food, strengthen food security, and build resilience in a changing climate.
- [World Renew Participates in Kentro 2026 Forum](https://worldrenew.org/news/world-renew-kentro-2026-forum/): As the global community continues to face complex challenges, spaces like the Kentro 2026 Forum offer vital opportunities to listen, learn, and walk together in pursuit of justice, grounded in hope and guided by faith. World Renew will continue to engage in coversations, make space for collaboration, and put faith into action.
- [Helping Hands Support Hurricane Milton Recovery](https://worldrenew.org/stories/united-states-helping-hands-after-the-storm/): Hurricane Milton recovery is about more than rebuilding homes. It's about neighbors, volunteers, and communities coming together to help families restore stability, regain hope, and move forward after the storm.
- [World Renew Contributes to OCIC Symposium 2026](https://worldrenew.org/news/world-renew-contributes-to-ocic-symposium-2026/): On April 9 and 10, 2026, World Renew participated in the Ontario Council for International Cooperation (OCIC) Symposium 2026, “Strengthening Global Citizenship Through Collective Action.” The gathering brought together leaders from across the sector to reflect on how collaborative, locally grounded approaches can advance sustainable development and global citizenship.
- [Bangladesh: From Despair to Hope](https://worldrenew.org/stories/bangladesh-from-despair-to-hope/): Halima, her husband Najrul, and their two sons live in a densely populated village in Bangladesh. Most people in their community earn a living as farmers and daily wage earners. The couple have a small plot of land where they grow rice and vegetables, but they struggled to produce enough to meet their family’s needs.
- [Lilly Endowment Awards $1‑Million Grant to DRS](https://worldrenew.org/news/lilly-endowment-awards-1-million-grant-to-drs/): With the Lilly Endowment grant, DRS will strengthen volunteer and church engagement, improve technology and systems, create a comprehensive communications approach, and increase capacity to train volunteer leaders, secure equipment, and manage grants.
- [Myanmar Earthquake: One Year Later](https://worldrenew.org/stories/myanmar-earthquake-one-year-later/): One year has passed since the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake rocked Myanmar on March 28, 2025, destroying homes, damaging infrastructure, and causing heartbreak across the country. One of World Renew’s local partners navigated the challenges of aftershocks, blocked roads, and unstable structures to share hope and compassion with survivors through the delivery of food items, hygiene kits, tarpaulins for shelter, and other emergency necessities. Despite the fear, loss, and deep uncertainty that survivors faced, many give praise to God for his protection, the resilience of their communities, and the support made possible through the gifts of generous-hearted people.
- [4 Ways You Can Help Stop Gender-Based Violence](https://worldrenew.org/blogs/4-ways-you-can-help-stop-gender-based-violence/): The following content references violence women suffer around the world on a daily basis. We understand this content could trigger readers who have their own stories of harm and invite these readers to navigate away from this page at this time. If you would like to give to World Renew to help end gender-based violence without reading further, you may do so here.
- [World Renew Responds to Spring Storms](https://worldrenew.org/news/world-renew-responds-to-spring-storms/): On March 6, 2026, powerful tornadoes tore through southwest Michigan, devastating small communities of Edwardsburg, Three Rivers, and Union City. In the following weeks, spring storms continued to tear through Illinois and Oklahoma.
- [Responding to Humanitarian Needs in Lebanon](https://worldrenew.org/news/responding-to-humanitarian-needs-in-lebanon/): As the escalation of conflict across the Middle East deepens humanitarian needs in Lebanon, World Renew is working through a trusted local Christian partner to support people left vulnerable by the intensifying violence.
- [International Women’s Day: From Savings to Strength](https://worldrenew.org/stories/international-womens-day-from-savings-to-strength/): Every International Womens Day, we celebrate the many ways women around the world are transforming the story of poverty for their families and communities.
- [Removing Barriers to Educational Support in Honduras](https://worldrenew.org/stories/honduras-removing-barriers-to-educational-support/): Educational support in Honduras is helping children overcome barriers to learning and reach their full potential. Through local partnerships and community-based programs, World Renew is helping create opportunities for students like Genesis to succeed.
- [Malawi: Compassion Through Strength](https://worldrenew.org/stories/malawi-compassion-through-strength/): Building food security in Malawi means more than ensuring families have enough to eat today. It means strengthening livelihoods, supporting community resilience, and creating opportunities for people to thrive despite ongoing challenges.
- [United States: Overcoming the Unthinkable](https://worldrenew.org/stories/united-states-overcoming-the-unthinkable/): A nation’s independence day is special and often marked by celebration. Families and communities excitedly gather for fireworks, food, parades, and togetherness. But on July 4, 2025, the story was quite different for Texans in the United States experiencing catastrophic flooding.
- [Uganda: Beyond Food Secure](https://worldrenew.org/stories/uganda-beyond-food-secure/): Through the food security in Uganda project, Dickson received training in Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) and was selected to serve as a community facilitator. FMNR helps farmers—especially those in dry, tropical climates—restore their land so it can once again support crops and grazing.
- [Quiz: Which Gift Is Your Valentine’s Perfect Match?🩷](https://worldrenew.org/blogs/quiz-which-gift-is-your-valentines-perfect-match/): Valentine's Day is all about celebrating love, and what better way to share love with others than through meaningful Valentine's gifts?
- [Uganda: Change Helps Renew Hope](https://worldrenew.org/stories/uganda-change-helps-renew-hope/): Food security in Uganda is strengthened when farmers have the knowledge, resources, and support needed to thrive. Through World Renew's partnerships and training programs, families are building sustainable livelihoods and renewed hope for the years ahead.
- [World Renew Statement on Haiti Temporary Protected Status](https://worldrenew.org/news/statement-on-haiti-temporary-protected-status/): World Renew welcomes yesterday’s federal court decision to allow Haiti Temporary Protected Status (TPS) in the United States, set to expire on February 3, to remain in effect. This ruling brings relief to the nearly 350,000 Haitian individuals and families who faced the imminent possibility of losing protection and being returned to extremely unsafe conditions.
- [Building the Future Through Running Clubs in Kenya](https://worldrenew.org/stories/building-the-future-through-youth-running-clubs/): In central Kenya, World Renew collaborates with the Micah 6:8 Foundation and the local Anglican Development Service Mount Kenya (ADSMKE) on an initiative called the Youth Running Clubs.
- [World Renew Calls to Increase Levels for Refugee Pathways](https://worldrenew.org/news/world-renew-calls-to-increase-levels-for-refugee-pathways/): In partnership with the Christian Reformed Centre for Public Dialogue—the advocacy arm of the Christian Reformed Church in North America—we recently wrote to Canada’s Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship to urge the government to reverse cuts to the global cap and strengthen refugee pathways. We share this letter as part of our ongoing commitment to advocacy and to building right relationships with communities and decision-makers.

## Pages
- [Tribute Giving](https://worldrenew.org/ways-to-give/tribute-giving/): A tribute gift lets you recognize someone special while renewing hope for global families and communities. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone or simply feeling inspired by someone who matters, you can mark the occasion through a meaningful act of giving. 
- [Subscribe to the World Hunger Devotional](https://worldrenew.org/subscribe-to-the-world-hunger-devotional/): World Hunger is on the rise, but is there enough for every table? Through this 6-day devotional, you'll receive emails that explore biblical themes of hunger and abundance, not only for us but for families around the world.
- [Subscribe to the World Hunger Devotional](https://worldrenew.org/subscribe-world-hunger/): World Hunger is on the rise, but is there enough for every table? Through this 6-day devotional, you'll receive emails that explore biblical themes of hunger and abundance, not only for us but for families around the world.
- [Fill the Barnyard](https://worldrenew.org/get-involved/fill-the-barnyard/): Invite your church, school, or group to share God's love by raising funds for farm animals that help families strengthen their livelihoods and create lasting change in their communities.
- [Giving Tree](https://worldrenew.org/get-involved/giving-tree/): Interested in starting a Giving Tree fundraiser with your group or church? Here are a few easy steps to help you get started:
- [Digital Advertising and Data Use Standards ](https://worldrenew.org/digital-advertising-and-data-use-standards/): World Renew prioritizes keeping your data and information secure. In our commitment to people flourishing, ensuring your trust and privacy is retained is valued.  
- [Disclaimer](https://worldrenew.org/disclaimer/)
- [Terms and Conditions](https://worldrenew.org/terms-conditions/)
- [Cookie Policy](https://worldrenew.org/cookie-policy/)
- [Privacy Policy](https://worldrenew.org/privacy-policy/)
- [Safeguarding](https://worldrenew.org/safeguarding/): At World Renew, safeguarding is at the heart of how we work with communities, partners, and supporters around the globe. We are committed to preventing harm, responding with care, and ensuring accountability.
- [Bangladesh](https://worldrenew.org/bangladesh/): World Renew and its partners work with respect and aligning our development work with Government Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs) policy and practices for the development and development organizations since 1972.
- [Dinner for Good](https://worldrenew.org/get-involved/dinner-for-good/): Due to conflict, climate change, and current economic crises, as many as 828 million people do not know where their next meal will come from. When you host a Dinner for Good, you can help end hunger for good.
- [Mother’s Village](https://worldrenew.org/campaigns/mothers-village/): It takes a village to raise a child, and now you can help women experiencing need find their village.
- [World Hunger](https://worldrenew.org/campaigns/world-hunger/): Hunger is more than an empty plate. It affects health, education, livelihoods, and the future of entire communities. At World Renew, we help global families access the tools and training they need to grow enough food and bring an end to hunger. Join us in helping to ensure there is enough for every table—enough food, hope, and God’s goodness shared with everyone.
- [Gender Justice](https://worldrenew.org/campaigns/gender-justice/): Although the fight for gender justice has seen tremendous success and has improved in most societies over the past few decades, with different laws and regulations being passed, there is still significant work to be done.
- [Fundraise](https://worldrenew.org/get-involved/fundraise/): Turn your compassion into action. Create a fundraiser for World Renew and help bring lasting solutions to communities facing poverty, hunger, and disaster.
- [Free a Family](https://worldrenew.org/ways-to-give/free-a-family/): When you give a monthly gift to the Free a Family program, World Renew and our local partners help families start their journey out of poverty.
- [Refugee Sponsorship in Canada](https://worldrenew.org/get-involved/refugee-sponsorship/): Refugees fleeing their homes need safety—and a chance to start again. Since 1979, World Renew has helped sponsor over 11,000 refugees to rebuild their lives in Canada.
- [Churches](https://worldrenew.org/get-involved/churches/): We’re here to help your church or community make a global impact through Christian community service. Together with you, we can share the love of Christ with vulnerable families as they journey out of poverty.
- [Travel](https://worldrenew.org/get-involved/travel/): Fill out the form below, and our team will contact you with more information about how you can travel with World Renew.
- [Volunteer](https://worldrenew.org/get-involved/volunteer/): Make a lasting difference alongside communities rebuilding after disaster. Through World Renew’s disaster relief volunteer opportunities, you can bring hope, restore stability, and help families move forward with resilience.
- [Financial Integrity](https://worldrenew.org/financial-integrity/): When you give, you’re placing your trust in us. We take that seriously—stewarding your generosity with transparency, accountability, and integrity to support communities in their most vulnerable moments.
- [Monthly Giving](https://worldrenew.org/ways-to-give/monthly-giving/): Help create long-term change for families around the world. With a monthly gift, you provide steady support families can rely on as they journey out of poverty or recover from disaster.
- [Planned Giving](https://worldrenew.org/ways-to-give/planned-giving/): Through your planned gift, you help extend God’s work of hope and renewal for families for generations to come.
- [Ways to Give](https://worldrenew.org/ways-to-give/): Ways to Give
- [Donate](https://worldrenew.org/donate/): Donate to disaster relief and community development, and help families where the need is greatest overcome poverty and build a better future.
- [Blogs](https://worldrenew.org/blogs/): Go beyond the story. Our blogs explore the “why” and “how” behind our work—sharing the ideas and approaches that lead to lasting change, and how you’re part of it.
- [Media](https://worldrenew.org/media/): Explore our media page to find out more about World Renew, access press kit materials, and connect with us for media inquiries.
- [Get Involved](https://worldrenew.org/get-involved/): Get Involved
- [Our Impact](https://worldrenew.org/our-impact/): Together with our partners and supporters like you, we’re transforming communities through locally-led programs that create measurable impact—in North America and across the globe.
- [How We Work](https://worldrenew.org/how-we-work/): Our unique approach to development work is community-led, holistic, and creates lasting change for families around the globe. Together with support like yours, we’re helping entire communities build brighter futures through our programs.
- [Village Savings and Loan Associations](https://worldrenew.org/campaigns/village-savings-loan-associations/): In many communities, access to financial services is out of reach—but opportunity shouldn’t be. Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) bring neighbours together to save, support one another, and build stronger, more resilient futures. 
- [Maternal & Child Health](https://worldrenew.org/campaigns/maternal-child-health/): World Renew equips local communities around the world to deliver life-saving help to mothers and young children, changing countless lives for generations. Through World Renew’s global health initiatives, together we can give moms and kids a healthy start.
- [Clean Water](https://worldrenew.org/campaigns/clean-water/): No one should have to drink dirty water. And no one should have to walk miles to collect water that will make them sick. When you join with World Renew to give communities the essentials of life—like safe, clean water—you give them the chance to change their story for good.
- [Economic Opportunity](https://worldrenew.org/our-work/economic-opportunity/): We work alongside communities to build sustainable livelihoods and strengthen economic resilience. Explore answers to common questions about our economic opportunity programs and approach:
- [Food Security](https://worldrenew.org/our-work/food-security/): Hunger is a daily struggle around the world, robbing families of strength, dignity, and hope for the future. With your support, World Renew is one of the global hunger charities helping families grow their own food and build lasting security, so they can thrive today and for years to come.
- [Community Health](https://worldrenew.org/our-work/community-health/): More than half of the world’s people lack access to basic healthcare. Without essential care, good nutrition, and clean water, communities cannot thrive. Join World Renew, one of the community health charities serving vulnerable regions, in equipping local communities to deliver life-saving care to children and families.
- [Events](https://worldrenew.org/get-involved/events/): From local gatherings to virtual webinars, discover events that will help you learn, connect, and make a difference through World Renew.
- [International Disaster Response](https://worldrenew.org/our-work/international-disaster-response/): Disasters can shatter lives in an instant. World Renew provides international disaster relief, responding with emergency assistance and long-term support so global communities can recover, rebuild, and face the future with strength.
- [News](https://worldrenew.org/news/): Here’s your source for the latest updates, announcements, official statements, and other news from World Renew.
- [FAQ](https://worldrenew.org/faq/): Curious about something? We’re here to provide answers to help you learn more and support World Renew with confidence. Here, you’ll find responses to the questions we hear most often, so you can get the information you need without the wait.
- [The First 1,000 Days](https://worldrenew.org/campaigns/first-1000-days/): The first 1,000 days of a child’s life are the most important. But in communities experiencing extreme poverty, access to healthcare can be a challenge for pregnant mothers and babies.
- [Our Work](https://worldrenew.org/our-work/): World Renew provides life-changing humanitarian services, from disaster response to long-term development, helping families and communities overcome poverty across North America and around the world.
- [Campaigns](https://worldrenew.org/campaigns/): Join us to take part in meaningful action around the world. Explore World Renew campaigns and see how we're responding to urgent needs and empowering communities to end poverty.

## Locations
- [Somalia](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/somalia/): Somalia has faced recurring drought for many years, leaving families severely food insecure. We support families through food assistance and nutrition programs alongside our global network partners.
- [South Sudan](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/south-sudan/): In South Sudan, drought and conflict have led to displacement and food insecurity for families. Since 2010, we have supported refugees, returnees, and host communities with agricultural training, economic recovery, food assistance, and psychosocial supportthrough local partners and global networks.
- [Sudan](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/sudan/): In Sudan, families have experienced displacement and food insecurity due to the impacts of prolonged drought and conflict. We implement vital projects to provide vulnerable families with food, shelter, agricultural training, and economic recovery through our global network partners.
- [Tanzania](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/tanzania/): We have worked in Tanzania since 1993, supporting food security, improved farming practices, savings groups, and advocacy for vulnerable families. Programs strengthen livelihoods while providing targeted assistance for widows, orphans, and people living with HIV/AIDS.
- [Ukraine](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/ukraine/): Since the start of the conflict in Ukraine in 2022, millions of Ukrainians remain displaced and facing urgent needs. We support them with food, medical care, psychosocial support, and other essentials through our global partner networks.
- [Uganda](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/uganda/): Since 1982, we’ve partnered with communities in Uganda to strengthen agriculture, support village savings and loan groups, and build church and community capacity. Together, families are improving food security, income, and their resilience to economicand climate shocks.
- [Thailand](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/thailand/): We have worked in Thailand since 2024, responding to displacement caused by flooding and conflict in neighbouring Myanmar. Through our global networks, we provide families and vulnerable people with shelter, agricultural training, and support for economic recovery.
- [United States](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/united-states/): With generous support from volunteers, World Renew Disaster Response Services (DRS) repair homes in disaster-affected communities in the U.S., giving vulnerable homeowners a chance to rebuild their lives. Churches and community groups in the United States use our resources to explore how to live out the call to justice, compassion, and advocacy.
- [Zambia](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/zambia/): We have worked in Zambia since 1990, supporting vulnerable communities through agriculture, community health, livelihoods training, drought response, and savings groups. These vital programs address rural poverty, food insecurity, unemployment, and maternal and child health.
- [Nigeria](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/nigeria/): Since 1969, we have partnered with Nigerian communities to promote peace and justice, community health, economic opportunity, disability inclusion, and disaster response. Programs support families affected by poverty, displacement, and conflict through livelihood training and trauma healing.
- [Nicaragua](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/nicaragua/): Since 1973, we’ve worked with communities in Nicaragua to strengthen agriculture, clean water access, livelihoods, church mobilization, and disaster resilience. Our programs build food security, opportunity, and preparedness in a country vulnerable to natural disasters.
- [Niger](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/niger/): We have partnered with communities in Niger since 1992 to strengthen food security, community health, and economic well-being. Through a “nexus approach,” our programs integrate community development, disaster response, and peacebuilding to support nutrition, health, livelihoods, and social cohesion.
- [Myanmar](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/myanmar/): In Myanmar, families have been left vulnerable and displaced by storms, flooding, conflict, and most recently, earthquakes. We work with local partners to provide emergency assistance, including food, clean water, shelter, hygiene kits, water and sanitation training, and livelihood recovery support.
- [Mali](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/mali/): We have worked alongside churches and other partners in Mali since 1985. Our programs promote peace in families and communities, offer trauma healing, and invest in economic empowerment, food security, and support for displaced and vulnerable people.
- [Malawi](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/malawi/): Since 1989, we’ve partnered with communities in Malawi to improve food security, economic opportunity, community health, disaster preparedness, and resilience. Our programs respond to drought, flooding, soil degradation, and barriers to health and education.
- [Madagascar](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/madagascar/): In Madagascar, we have been responding to many crises such as cyclones, locust invasion, and drought since 2013. We provide food assistance, economic recovery, and agricultural training to vulnerable families through our global networks.
- [Lebanon](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/lebanon/): We have been working in Lebanon since 2012, responding to the needs of vulnerable Lebanese families while assisting refugees who have fled the prolonged civil war in Syria. World Renew has delivered food vouchers and kits, winterization support, and other emergency assistance through our local and global network of partners.
- [Laos](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/laos/): Since 1997, we have supported rural communities through agriculture training, teacher training, clean water systems, literacy classes, health education, and leadership development. Our programs help improve food security, health, and community well-being across diverse ethnic communities.
- [Kenya](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/kenya/): We support communities in Kenya through food security, economic opportunity, community health, disaster response, and peace and justice initiatives. Since 1972, we’ve helped families address poverty, climate-driven food insecurity, child malnutrition, and limited rural livelihoods.
- [India](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/india/): We’ve worked in India since 1999, partnering with local organizations on community development, food security, agriculture, and economic opportunity. Despite recent economic growth, many communities continue to face child malnutrition, limited access to education, and the impacts of climate change.
- [Guatemala](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/guatemala/): Since 1976, we’ve worked alongside communities in Guatemala to strengthen agriculture, health, and livelihoods. Our programs focus on Indigenous and rural areas, where we support local leadership and ongoing reconciliation following decades of conflict and inequality.
- [Honduras](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/honduras/): Since 1974, we’ve supported families in Honduras through livelihoods development, food security, water and sanitation, and youth and women’s empowerment. Our programs help farmers and communities adapt to extreme weather, recurring drought, and economic instability.
- [Haiti](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/haiti/): Since 1975, we’ve partnered with communities in Haiti to strengthen food security, agriculture, and livelihoods, while responding to disasters and ongoing challenges. Our work addresses chronic hunger and builds resilience.
- [Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/democratic-republic-of-the-congo-drc/): For over a decade, we have been working in the DRC, responding to drought and conflict which have left families displaced and food insecure. We provide support by offering agricultural and economic training, food, and other essentials.
- [Cambodia](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/cambodia/): Despite the legacy of past conflict, Cambodia is rebuilding its communities and leadership. Since 1972, we’ve worked with local partners to strengthen local decision- making through training in governance, livelihoods, and essential services.
- [Canada](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/canada/): Since 1979, World Renew has supported a unique private sponsorship program that enables Canadian churches to resettle more than 11,000 refugees. Across Canada, churches and schools use our resources to engage in justice, compassion, and advocacy.
- [Burkina Faso](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/burkina-faso/): We began working in Burkina Faso in November 2025, responding to ongoing conflict that has displaced many families. We work alongside our local partners to provide urgent food needs to families affected by this crisis.
- [Afghanistan](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/afghanistan/): In Afghanistan, families have experienced the 2025 earthquake and other crises including conflict, drought, and food insecurity. We provide emergency assistance through our global network and local partners.
- [Bangladesh](https://worldrenew.org/where-we-work/bangladesh/): We have supported community-led transformation for many people living in Bangladesh since 1965. Through programs in health, literacy, justice education, and small business development, families are strengthening their incomes and overcoming poverty.

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Together with communities, local partners, and churches, we’re creating lasting change for global families as they overcome poverty, respond to crisis, and build better futures.

Inspired by our Christian faith and driven by compassion, we respond to disasters, support long-term community development, and walk alongside families as they build a better future.

Guided by Faith. Grounded in Partnership.
The way we serve is shaped by our values—rooted in faith, lived out through partnership, and reflected through stewardship and respect for human dignity.

Faith
The gospel of Jesus Christ is at the center of what we do.

Partnership
We work alongside local churches and community partners, building on each community’s strengths to create solutions that are practical, effective, and lasting.

People Thriving
We believe every person is made in God’s image and deserves dignity, respect, and the opportunity to thrive.

Stewardship
We are committed to using every resource wisely and transparently, honouring the trust of donors, partners, and communities.