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Harry and Annie Bergshoeff are International Relief Managers with World Renew. They recently spent time in Ambovombe, Madagascar, supporting a food distribution project reaching 2,000 of the most vulnerable households
When natural disasters occur, displaced families’ priorities are their safety and ensuring they have enough to eat. Hurricanes, floods, and storms can wash away possessions, savings, and the means for
In the community of Sarehangy, in the district of Ambovombe in Madagascar, villagers remember a time when hunger did not exist. “It was a forest and now there’s nothing,” says
World Renew’s Executive Director, Jamie McIntosh, recently visited southern Madagascar with Cheryl Weber, host of 100 Huntley Street. Although the dry season had only just begun, the air was already
Jeremiah Karua lives in a bustling household with eight family members. This farmer has been hit hard by prolonged drought in parts of Kenya. As a result, his family—like many
In recent years, regions of East Africa have endured multiple failed rainy seasons, leaving millions of people facing acute food insecurity. One person navigating the impact is smallholder farmer Kadzo
In Sierra Leone, it is common to see small patches of unhusked rice drying along the side of the road. Spread out in the sun, the rice is partway through
The people of Turkana, Kenya, have endured a prolonged drought. Hunger and scarcity are on the rise, and so too are feelings of hopelessness — especially for those living with
In Pignon, Haiti, food insecurity remains an ongoing struggle for many families. Job opportunities are limited, and most households cannot afford to support young adults in furthering their education. For
The weather was unpredictable. Too much rain. Then too little. Lydia Waweru was frustrated by her harvests. Her area was receiving little rainfall, and the sandy soil couldn’t retain enough
