
Malawi: Holding on to Hope in a Time of Crisis
Alefa Pinto, 37, uses a cane to walk after a childhood illness caused damage to her joints. As the sole provider for her three children and her late sister’s son,
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Alefa Pinto, 37, uses a cane to walk after a childhood illness caused damage to her joints. As the sole provider for her three children and her late sister’s son,

As a Christian organization committed to sharing God’s hope with all those who struggle with hunger and poverty—and the overwhelming hardships that natural disasters and human conflict create—World Renew continues

By Jon Self, Project Manager, International Disaster Response The idiom goes: If you give a person a fish, they eat for a month. If you teach a person to fish,

A Growing Crisis with Little Global Attention Sudan has long been one of the largest refugee-hosting countries in Africa, receiving an estimated one million refugees, including 800,000 people who have

As part of our ongoing stewardship efforts, World Renew seeks opportunities to work alongside other like-minded Christian organisations to extend God’s love and hope to communities in crisis. The adage,

In February 2022, the world watched as violence in Ukraine escalated, leading to loss of life, family displacement, and widespread destruction. Two years later, the conflict tragically continues. However, thanks

Haiti Crisis Response Amid Escalating Violence The gang violence that had been plaguing Haiti for several years escalated following the resignation of Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry in April 2024.

Escalating Violence and Displacement Gang violence in Haiti has intensified in recent years and surged following the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry in late April 2024. Despite the appointment

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