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From Devastation to Dignity: A Mother’s Journey in Tigray
Can you imagine the destruction of your reality in a number of days?
It takes a community: Next steps for Child Sponsorship
I began the day excited to travel through Kabarore, Burundi, especially anticipating the first stop of the trip. The FH Burundi team had kindly arranged for me to meet Hadjala, the twelve-year-old girl that I had been sponsoring since I joined FH Canada in 2023.
The Next 100 Communities!
As we come to the end of 2025, FH Canada is celebrating another milestone! We’ve officially completed 100 partnerships with communities around the world.
Inside Eric’s Journey Out of Poverty
There was once a time when Eric’s family was trapped in a cycle of poverty.
Join the Journey: How Journey Partners Create Lasting Change
Can you remember a time in your life when someone came alongside you to walk with you through a struggle?
A Look into Leka Dulecha with FH Ethiopia
Story and photographs by Gemechu Abdissa, FH Ethiopia West Region Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator
What you need to know about the Thailand - Cambodia border dispute
On Thursday, July 24, armed clashes broke out near a disputed temple along the Thailand - Cambodia border. This marks the most severe conflict between Cambodia and Thailand in over a decade.
A Future Free From Hunger
A: Hunger is a condition where individuals do not have enough food to meet their daily nutritional needs, leading to physical weakness, malnutrition, and a weakened immune system. Community food security is about ensuring that all people in a community have access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food for a healthy and active life.
The Power of a Glass of Water
Close your eyes for a moment and imagine waking up thirsty. You walk to the kitchen, turn on the tap…but nothing comes out. Or worse, the water that flows is dirty. Drinking it could make you sick. There is no other option.
Two are Better than One
This Valentines Day we wanted to highlight a couple from Rwanda, Ignace and his wife Jacqueline. They have a happy family with 4 children and if you were to see them today, you’d be surprised to hear of the rocky road they had to travel to get here.