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In some communities in West Africa*, areas where World Renew staff could once travel freely have become increasingly difficult to access due to growing security concerns. Even so, World Renew
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,
Debdas lives in a remote village in Bangladesh, along the edge of the Bay of Bengal—an area often affected by cyclones and flooding. Life here is shaped by the realities
Yuri, 35, lives in a mountainside community on the outskirts of Tegucigalpa, Honduras. In her neighbourhood, families navigate daily challenges such as limited access to water, food insecurity, unemployment, and
Many women in the community of Herencia Maya, Guatemala, once looked to the future with uncertainty. As more men left home in search of employment elsewhere, women were often left
Chanleak started teaching kindergarten in 2017 at the age of 18. Despite having little experience and very limited training, she entered the classroom believing that teaching was her calling. “Teaching
In Malawi, Daniel and Judith Ng’oma and their seven children once lived as outcasts. Their community rejected them because their son Suzgo was born with a physical disability. Many believed
In Sierra Leone, it is common to see small patches of unhusked rice laid out along the edges of roads or open ground. The rice is placed in the sun
Twenty‑one‑year‑old Yamikani Mose will never forget the night his family’s house collapsed. He was sleeping in the kitchen—a small, dilapidated, grass‑thatched room—when termite‑damaged walls gave way. The collapse left him
The residents of Khargi village in Laos regularly travel to neighbouring Phonxay village to access health care and to buy and sell goods. Children in grades 6 through 9 from
