
Laos: Improving Livelihoods by Raising Healthy Chickens
Bee Xiong lives with his wife and children on a small farm, growing sugarcane and raising chickens in Laos. In the past, Bee cared for his chickens using traditional methods
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Bee Xiong lives with his wife and children on a small farm, growing sugarcane and raising chickens in Laos. In the past, Bee cared for his chickens using traditional methods

Nestled deep in the remote hills of northeastern Laos, Mrs. Ting lives a quiet life in a small village with her husband and four children. But her journey to motherhood

World Renew recognizes that healthy families help build strong communities. In Houaylai and neighbouring Nanoy—remote villages in Laos—families rely on what they grow, gather, fish, and hunt to survive. At

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

High in the mountains of northern Laos, a close-knit community lives in gratitude for the strong bonds they share. As time goes by, they are finding more and more to

High in the hills of northern Laos, Kham Ann and Lien have built a life together in a close‑knit community. As members of the Lao Seng tribe, they provide for

Houay Lai is a small village in Laos, nestled in the mountains near the Vietnamese border. For those who visit, reaching the village is an adventure in itself—hiking along steep

With changing weather patterns affecting crop production and impacting the food security in Laos and other farming families globally, especially those in remote villages, World Renew provides vulnerable farming communities