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RYSR Saving and Sustaining Lives Globally

23/07/2026

Imagine walking for hours just to find water.
For many families in Turkana, Kenya, that has been their reality.
In one of Kenya’s most drought-affected regions, water scarcity continues to impact daily life, forcing families to travel long distances in search of water for drinking, cooking, and survival.
This new footage highlights one of three boreholes being developed to help bring clean water closer to communities facing the ongoing drought crisis in Turkana.
When water flows, so does hope.




16/07/2026

In Turkana, Kenya, access to clean water is a daily challenge.
Families often walk more than five miles across harsh terrain to collect water, and the water they find is frequently unsafe for drinking.
Three new boreholes will soon provide clean, reliable water for approximately 8,000 people, helping communities move beyond crisis and toward greater health, dignity, and resilience.
At RYSR, saving lives means responding to urgent needs with solutions that create lasting change.
For the families of Turkana, clean water is more than a resource. It is hope.

07/07/2026

A floating hospital is a lifeline for remote communities along the coast of Madagascar.

Through our partnership with Island Reach Medical, RYSR helps deliver critical medical care, dental services, and essential medicines to isolated coastal communities where healthcare access is limited. From routine examinations to urgent medical needs, this mobile medical vessel brings hope, healing, and life-saving support directly to those who need it most.
Because every community deserves access to care, dignity, and hope. Every crisis deserves a compassionate response.

30/06/2026

He farmed his whole life. One bad harvest almost took everything.
Ignitious didn’t need charity. He needed tools that worked. RYSR gave him exactly that, and now his family eats. His grandchildren have stability. His community has hope. This is how urgent needs are met sustainably.
This is the final story of our series. But there are still farmers waiting for support to lift them out of crisis.
$1,000 trains one farmer for two years. One farmer feeds a village for a lifetime. 🌱
Link in bio to make it happen before the window closes.

24/06/2026

When harvests underperform, the impact is immediate.
Food becomes uncertain. Stability disappears.
Cathrine knows this reality firsthand. She’s raising her grandchildren and depends on her harvest to survive.
After completing Foundations for Farming training, things began to change. Her harvest became reliable. Over time, she began producing more than her family needed.
This is what makes RYSR different. We equip farmers with practical tools that work immediately and keep working, bringing stability season after season and moving families from crisis into something manageable.
It costs $1,000 to train a farmer for two years. The return is immediate and continues to multiply through stronger harvests, food security, and shared knowledge.
More families are facing urgent need right now. The right solution can change what comes next.
Give today to help equip the next farmer with what they need to survive.
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16/06/2026

Her name is Progress, and this year reflects it.
In the Tashinga Community Garden in Fashu Village, Progress Sangu grew rapini, harvested enough to sell, and used that income to buy a cow for her family.
A mother of three in Pasi Village, Bikita, she took what she learned through Foundations for Farming and turned it into something lasting.
This is why we exist: to support people like Progress, whose work today sustains their families and builds a stronger future for the generations that follow.

09/06/2026

Veronica Mandipamba grew a harvest so remarkable this season that her husband Cedric could not stop telling people about it.
“The maize crop looked amazing. My wife would sing praises of how good our produce was.”
A grandmother raising her grandchild in Zvemisha Village, Bikita, Veronica took what she learned through Foundations for Farming and produced something her whole family is proud of. A harvest that fed them, sustained them, and gave them reason to celebrate.
This is why we exist: to support people like Veronica, whose work today sustains her family and gives the generations after her a better chance.

28/05/2026

Today is World Hunger Day.
Addressing hunger is not simply about emergency response. It is about treating food as a human right and investing in communities for the long term.Since 2023, RYSR has delivered more than 13 million meals across the DR Congo, South Sudan, Cuba, the Middle East, and beyond — each distribution designed to sustain life for months, not just days.
The work is not finished. But today we reflect on what’s possible when communities are met with consistency, dignity, and care.

21/05/2026

Food is not optional. It’s essential to survival.
This week, we’re naming a truth that matters, because access to nutrition is a human right. Without food, life cannot be sustained—and millions of people are still denied that basic need.
All week, we’ll be sharing what it truly takes to save and sustain lives—and why food access is foundational to dignity, stability, and hope.

13/05/2026

2.3 billion people around the world are dealing with food insecurity.
If conditions don’t change, an estimated 582 million people will be chronically undernourished by 2030. These aren’t distant possibilities—they’re present realities.
Since 2023, RYSR has delivered more than 13 million meals to people facing hunger—providing nourishment, dignity, and hope when it was needed most. Over the past two years, this relief has reached more than 65,000 people worldwide. In the Democratic Republic of Congo alone, 3.5 million meals were delivered over the last year, serving approximately 17,500 people. And in the Middle East, more than 22,000 people have received meals during an acute crisis.
Follow along as we share more in the days ahead.

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