Real people. Real stories.

Hear from the people doing the work to end poverty—our community members! These are real people sharing their incredibly inspirational stories of struggle and overcoming. You’ll also find facts about global hunger, climate change, and women’s empowerment and how it all ties into the fight for a poverty-free world.

Featured Stories

Peacebuilding in a World of Conflict

In a time when nations war, governments fail, and communities divide, how do we build peace in our own backyards?

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Eulalie’s Journey Out of Poverty

I am walking with Eulalie and her husband Gervais through their lush fields and thriving farm in Kababrore, Burundi.

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4 Reasons to Give a Goat This Christmas

Goats are sturdy animals that can tackle harsh terrain and provide families with meat, milk, and manure to keep children strong. They are a practical way to help a family in their journey out of poverty.

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Samira Goes to College

Meet Samira, a student currently attending college in Char Borobila. In spite of living 3.5 kilometres from the college, Samira perseveres with the support of her loving family, choosing to walk the whole way or pay 30 Taka a day for local transport.

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When Hunger Meets Relentless Hope: Diego’s Story

Hunger is relentless.

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Boxboles

Learn how to make delicious Guatemalan Corn and Swiss Chard Wraps!

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The Lost Art of Connection: Lessons from How to Human

How to Human by Carlos Whitaker inspires us to reconnect with each other, embrace compassion, and build meaningful relationships in a disconnected world. Learn how slowing down and seeing others through the lens of Jesus can transform your connections.

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The Power of Belonging

Scovia, a resilient mother of eight in Bukiende, recalls a time when poverty overshadowed her relationships with her husband, children, and community.

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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.

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Walking Together in Uncertain Times

Are you overwhelmed yet? Each day, we wake up and brace ourselves for yet another wave of troubling new

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Jesmin says No! To child marriage

Globally, one in every five girls is married while she is still a child.

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10 Fast Facts About Child Marriage

Child marriage demands urgent attention. It’s a practice that strips millions of girls of their rights, education, and future.

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Social Justice Starts with You: 6 Actions You Can Take

In honour of social justice day we’ll be sharing 6 ways you can contribute to social justice locally and globally!

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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.

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Janviere Tells Her Story

One thing that FH is proud of is the active relationship we have with the communities and people we work with! Meet Janviere from Mugoyi, Burundi. Rather than tell you, we’ll let her speak on how FH Burundi helped transform her community.

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The Power of Reading Together

International Day of Education is a great time to reflect on the power of learning. Barbra, in Uganda, saw the power of education firsthand when FH empowered her community to support their children in school.

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How Meaningful Gifts Changed Sena’s Future

Can sheep bring hope in the face of poverty? Can clean water change an entire community’s health? Sena, a young girl from Sasiga, Ethiopia, will tell you, yes!

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Clean Water for Swapna's Community

Swapna’s community had a problem—they couldn’t get enough water

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Peacebuilding in a World of Conflict

In a time when nations war, governments fail, and communities divide, how do we build peace in our own backyards?

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Eulalie’s Journey Out of Poverty

I am walking with Eulalie and her husband Gervais through their lush fields and thriving farm in Kababrore, Burundi.

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4 Reasons to Give a Goat This Christmas

Goats are sturdy animals that can tackle harsh terrain and provide families with meat, milk, and manure to keep children strong. They are a practical way to help a family in their journey out of poverty.

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Breaking the Cycle of Violence

Mercy, a resilient mother-of-nine in Uganda, recalls a time when poverty overshadowed her relationships with her husband, children, and community.

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Samira Goes to College

Meet Samira, a student currently attending college in Char Borobila. In spite of living 3.5 kilometres from the college, Samira perseveres with the support of her loving family, choosing to walk the whole way or pay 30 Taka a day for local transport.

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Healing Heart-Poverty

Lucie and her husband, Pascal, farm and raise small livestock for a living. In the past, they were locked in a constant battle with the highly acidic soil; it produced “malnourished” crops that didn’t give a good harvest. As a result, their income was low. They only ate one meal a day an struggled to pay their sons’ school fees and supplies as well as medical insurance.

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