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World Renew works alongside communities to build the skills, knowledge, and opportunities needed to overcome poverty—not just for today, but for generations to come. In Sierra Leone, with the support
Smallholder farmer Canhemba Lastone and his wife have seven children. For years, Canhemba relied on traditional farming methods, but he struggled to coax enough from his land to provide for
A floundering Cambodian job market forced Keo Sophean to spend many difficult years away from his family. He sought employment opportunities in Thailand and South Korea, and while he appreciated
Joleny, 22, lives with her family in a rural community in Nicaragua where residents have limited access to formal financial institutions. When she was 19, with support from World Renew,
In 2018, with the support and guidance of World Renew Kenya, eight male and sixteen female residents of the Emkwen Village community started a Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA).
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,
Pusha lives in rural Bangladesh and, like over 50 percent of the girls there, she was married before she was 18. Her parents couldn’t support her, so they found a
On a Tuesday, in a rural community in Nicaragua, 22 young women sit together chatting. They are all participants in the Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) program funded through
Fernando is very familiar with the tiring challenges of farming the land around his home in the Olancho area of Honduras. For many years, he has spent hours in the
Jessica Calix, a young mother, lives in a small, rural community in Olancho, Honduras. Even though the Olancho region is noted for its agriculture, food for low-income families like Jessica’s
