World Hope International

08/13/2026

Sometimes the first step toward inclusion is simply seeing things differently.

Through Enable the Children, pastors, NGO leaders, and community partners across Liberia are coming together to learn more about disability, challenge harmful misconceptions, and explore practical ways to create more welcoming communities. Just like in this picture here.

These conversations are helping replace stigma with understanding and reminding us that every person is created with dignity, purpose, and value.

Read more about our work: https://hubs.li/Q04sWd3J0

08/11/2026

A few smiles. A lot of joy. Memories that will last a lifetime.

These photos capture just a few of the unforgettable moments from our volunteer Chloe's time in Cambodia. Along the way, she met incredible children, families, and communities whose resilience and hope are shaping a brighter future.

Read about Chloe’s time in Cambodia: https://hubs.li/Q04skM7s0

08/07/2026

We're excited to be with the North Carolina East District of The Wesleyan Church today.

If you're attending District Conference, stop by and meet Matt LeRoy, World Hope International’s Church Representative. We'd love to share how churches are partnering with communities around the world to bring hope through clean water, disability and health, and protection.

We look forward to seeing you!

08/06/2026

What happens when we pay attention to where God is already at work?

Recently, our CEO Jenn Peterson shared stories of faith, hope, and mission at Waypoint Church in Fareham, UK, alongside Verity Boord, founder of World Hope's Enable the Children program.

Verity’s story reminds us that God can use a willing heart at any age. What began as a desire to serve children living with disabilities in Sierra Leone has grown into a ministry that continues today through World Hope International.

From children finding new opportunities to communities gaining access to clean water, we’ve seen how God uses ordinary acts of love to bring lasting hope.

We’re grateful to share these stories and be reminded that we all have a part to play in His mission. ❤️

07/31/2026

This moment may look simple, but it tells a much bigger story.
While visiting Cambodia, our volunteer Chloe experienced the joy of spending time with students at a local school. Those moments of connection became part of a journey that also introduced her to women growing new opportunities through agriculture, families building safer futures, and Indigenous Bunong communities leading conservation efforts.

Her reflections offer a closer look at the people behind the impact.
Read Chloe's reflections on her time in Cambodia:

When I landed in Cambodia, two members of the World Hope staff, Milet and Piep, were waiting for me at the airport, holding a hand-woven floral garland call ...

07/13/2026

"I thank God for this well."

After visiting hundreds of World Hope water projects over nearly two decades, Keith Norris heard these words again and again.

As the leader of World Hope's Water Program from 2004 to 2022, Keith learned something profound:

Clean water isn't just about water.

It's about health, time, dignity--and of course, hope.

Read Keith's reflection on why he dedicated his life's work to bringing clean water to communities that needed it most. https://bit.ly/4fVNLjS

07/03/2026

Haiti just celebrated their National Children's Day, and so we're reminded of a truth that transcends every border:

Every child deserves the chance to grow up healthy, safe, and full of hope.

But for many families in Haiti, access to something as basic as medicine cannot be taken for granted.

Some places in the world are so difficult to reach that many organizations simply can't go there.

Haiti is one of those places.

For decades, World Hope has built the relationships and trust needed to show up in some of the hardest places on earth. And because of those longstanding partnerships, we have an opportunity right now to help deliver an estimated $15–20 million worth of life-saving medicines and medical supplies to communities in Haiti that might otherwise go without care.

In celebration of Haiti's National Children's Day, if you're the kind of person who wants to be part of answering the prayers of families facing desperate needs, this is an opportunity you can step into and make a significant impact.

Your gift today helps ensure that children can receive medicine, families can access care, and hope can continue to show up in places where it is needed most.

Because every child deserves the chance to dream about their future.

07/02/2026

"Behind every smile lies a story of resilience. Behind every performance, a message of hope for the future."

On National Children's Day in Haiti, children affected by crisis stood before their families and communities to sing, read, worship, and celebrate.

But behind each moment of joy is a deeper story.

A story of children growing up amid violence, uncertainty, and displacement.

A story of parents and teachers learning how to help children heal from trauma.

A story of communities choosing to protect their most vulnerable members and build hope together.

At World Hope Haiti, we believe that protecting a child means more than responding to a crisis. It means walking alongside families, strengthening communities, and creating spaces where children can grow, learn, and dream about their future.

This National Children's Day, we celebrate the courage, resilience, and hope of Haiti's children—and recommit ourselves to standing with them.

Read more about how World Hope Haiti is supporting children and families through our Bridge of Hope program. You'll find the link in the first comment below.

06/26/2026

When a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the B'laan community in the Philippines, families, teachers, and children faced fear and uncertainty. But thanks to partners like you, hope showed up.

Last week, teachers and volunteer parents came together to repack and distribute emergency relief supplies—including rice, canned goods, and essential items—to 120 affected families.

As immediate needs are being met, recovery efforts are already underway. Assessments have been completed for damaged classrooms, and local leaders are participating in community planning workshops to strengthen future disaster preparedness and response.

In moments of crisis, hope is more than a feeling. Hope shows up through communities caring for one another, local leaders stepping forward, and faithful partners who make recovery possible.

Please continue to pray for the families, teachers, and communities affected as they rebuild together. And if you'd like to give to support recovery, you can find a link to our giving portal on the website. Link in first comment.

06/12/2026

“Are not five sparrows sold for two pennies? Yet not one of them is forgotten by God. Indeed, the very hairs of your head are all numbered. Don’t be afraid; you are worth more than many sparrows.” Luke 12: 6-7

A reminder today to pray for our brothers and sisters in the Philippines.
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