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Nestled deep in the remote hills of northeastern Laos, Mrs. Ting lives a quiet life in a small village with her husband and four children. But her journey to motherhood
Rufino is 77 years old. He’s a father, a grandfather, and a respected leader in his small Honduran village. For most of his life, clean water wasn’t something his community
Furaha, 32, is a mother of six—five daughters and one son—and is expecting her seventh child. In 2019, when World Renew and local partner ADS Pwani began a Maternal, Newborn
On March 28, barefoot, Mae* ran down the stairs of her apartment building to quickly fetch a delivery. She left her two children upstairs, expecting to be gone only a
For many people around the world, making a simple cup of coffee or tea begins with turning on a tap and filling a kettle. Access to safe, reliable water makes
A floundering Cambodian job market forced Keo Sophean to spend many difficult years away from his family. He sought employment opportunities in Thailand and South Korea, and while he appreciated
Maria used to spend most of her life focused on one thing—getting water. She says, “We used to walk two hours to get where the water was.” Even then, it
In a remote village in India, where the hills meet the horizon, one community grappled with a daunting challenge: a lack of access to safe drinking water. It was a
World Renew recognizes that healthy families help build strong communities. In Houaylai and neighbouring Nanoy—remote villages in Laos—families rely on what they grow, gather, fish, and hunt to survive. At
Amet, 25, lives in a rural community in Honduras. A married father of two, he once supported his family through seasonal work as a banana farmer. While he worked hard,
