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In India, the latest wave of the COVID pandemic has unleashed a humanitarian crisis. The healthcare system is on the verge of collapse with hospitals experiencing a severe shortage of
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In India, the latest wave of the COVID pandemic has unleashed a humanitarian crisis. The healthcare system is on the verge of collapse with hospitals experiencing a severe shortage of

After a year filled with constant reminders to wash our hands in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, it has become increasingly evident that water – access and

A father stands with his daughter and two sons. “Despite all the challenges, I thank Jesus for everything. My faith helps me remain patient during these difficult times. He is

Nurul Amin had the perfect life back in Myanmar: he owned land, an animal farm, a fishing boat, and led a happy life with his family. But he lost everything

Hassan is one of the 1.5 million refugees in Lebanon, where he resettled with his two sons—Hussein, 7, and Ali, 9—after suffering an injury to his leg during the war

World Renew 2020 Year in Review For World Renew, 2020 started with renewed energy, enthusiasm, and commitment to supporting communities around the world to engage in life-giving, sustainable practices that

“The only thing that really matters to me now is my children,” says Halima. She has three children—a 12-year-old girl and two boys, ages 11 and 3. “I thank God

In the busy market in Lunzu, Malawi, people buy fresh vegetables that women grow themselves and snack on donuts fried by young girls. You can buy everything from pots and

An Update on Covid-19 and World Renew’s Continued Work Around the World As World Renew prepared to enter its seventh month of COVID-adaptive programming, we were filled with overwhelming gratitude

Five years of punishing drought and excessive rain have left millions across Central America’s dry corridor food insecure. They’re hungry and scared, and COVID-19 has made their suffering even more