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After witnessing the worst-hit regions of the flood-ravaged country, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres reported, “I have seen many humanitarian disasters in the world, but I have never seen climate
Amid ongoing economic, political, and regional crises, communities across Lebanon continue to face severe pressure on food systems, livelihoods, and social services. World Renew is monitoring these conditions closely alongside
The hostilities in Ukraine have delivered daily reminders that the risks conflict creates for human lives go far beyond acts of violence. Conflict also affects people’s ability to access food.
In July 2020, Hurricane Hanna made landfall in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, leaving widespread destruction in its wake. With sustained winds of more than 90 miles per hour
When World Renew’s hurricane recovery volunteers respond to disasters, they often arrive with a plan. Yet time and again, God opens unexpected doors to serve families in ways no one
In December 2021, tornadoes ripped through communities in Kentucky, Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, and Mississippi. Across these 6 states, communities are now facing devastation as buildings and homes have been
The realities a disaster leaves families and communities with are daunting. When people are not prepared for a disaster, life can change in an instant—not only through the terror of
Evens, 30, lives in Gorgette in the region of Grand’Anse, Haiti, with his mother, Elanie, 62, and his sister Josephie, 7. The family earns a living by making and selling
After months of civil unrest, violence, and the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, suffering continued in Haiti as families sorted through the rubble left behind by a massive 7.2‑magnitude earthquake.
The search for justice in Haiti has drawn international attention, but for many Haitian families, the deeper longing is for peace—the kind that allows them to live without fear, raise
