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wrote a new post, Faith is Important to Daughter’s Growth, Mom Learns 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Faith and spiritual growth are among the important parts of life that a mother must teach her daughter, Mirla Flores learned.
Mirla, 40, lives in one of the myriad neighborhoods clinging to the hills just outside […]
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wrote a new post, Repurposing Empty Spaces to Help Address the Housing Crisis in the UK 2 months, 1 week ago
A new piece of research, conducted by The Empty Homes Network on behalf of Habitat for Humanity Great Britain, aims to explore and understand the current opportunities available in reutilising socially-owned […]
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wrote a new post, What Is The Meaning of “God Gives Food to the Hungry?” 2 months, 1 week ago
When people hear our name for the first time, they often think that Food for the Hungry (FH) is a food bank. FH staff become accustomed to hearing comments such as, “Where do you pass out food?” So If you hav […]
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wrote a new post, Healing and rebuilding – stories from Nepal 2 months, 1 week ago
Houses are so much more than just physical structures. They are homes. Places where we raise our families, keep our belongings, relax and unwind. And where we build our hopes, dreams and plans for the future.
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wrote a new post, Nutrition Solutions Take Root in Kitchen Gardens 2 months, 1 week ago
Poor nutrition was at the heart of most problems for the Pooya family in Uganda – and there were many problems.
Hunger was a daily condition. They would have one meal on good days, with just one type of food. D […]
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wrote a new post, Unemployment Benefits Aren’t Creating a Labor Shortage, They’re Building Worker Power 2 months, 2 weeks ago
As businesses have begun opening back up, we have been subjected to increasing hand-wringing from business owners, particularly restaurants and similar service-based workplaces, who insist they are facing a labor […]
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wrote a new post, Lighting the Way to Education for Children 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Lighting the Way to Education for Children
Lighting is essential to allow students to study. But what happens when no electricity is available to children?
In many communities where Food for the Hungry (FH) works […]
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wrote a new post, Child Sponsorship Leads to Team Generosity 2 months, 3 weeks ago
The first step in team generosity: Joy Graeff picked up a brochure on Food for the Hungry (FH) at a concert. The event featured Toby Mac, one of many valued FH artist partners.
Joy, who is a math teacher at […]
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wrote a new post, A Path to the Future: Hope for a Family of 8 3 months ago
Life seemed hopeless to 13-year-old Yoan, with no clear path to the future, until Food for the Hungry’s local Child Sponsorship staff stepped in to help.
Yoan lives in Tarapaca, Bolivia, part of El Alto de La P […]
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wrote a new post, How Handwashing Stations Kept Mothers and Babies in Kenya Healthy in 2020 3 months ago
Keeping Communities Healthy in 2020
In 2020, Food for the Hungry (FH) staff, supporters, and communities around the world quickly and nimbly adapted our programs. FH worked at global, country, and local levels to […]
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wrote a new post, Graduation Is Coming. The Jobs Aren’t. 3 months ago
As the estimated four million college graduates of the class of 2021 prepare to enter post-graduate life, they will face a job market that has lost 8.4 million jobs between February 2020 and March 2021. Despite […]
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wrote a new post, Celebrating the Impact of FH’s Partnerships in 2020 3 months ago
Partnerships that Sustain Impact for the Long-Term
At Food for the Hungry (FH), we know that we cannot accomplish our mission of ending all forms of human poverty without the help of our generous supporters. […]
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wrote a new post, What is the Meaning of “the Ends of the Earth?” 3 months, 1 week ago
Have you ever felt as if you were at “the ends of the earth?” Maybe you were physically far away from anything familiar to you. Or perhaps you felt terribly distant–spiritually or emotionally–from God and others. […]
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When President Biden announced his $1.9 trillion stimulus plan in January, he included a provision to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour and eliminate the subminimum wage for those who work for tips and […]
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Bruce Jackson’s hobby is woodturning, but his passion is child sponsorship.
“I wouldn’t say I’m a woodworker. I’m a woodturner, and I’m pretty good at that – but I’m not a salesman,” explains the craftsman who liv […]
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wrote a new post, Why are communities in disaster-prone areas reluctant to relocate to safe havens? 3 months, 4 weeks ago
A Feasibility Study commissioned by Habitat for Humanity Malawi as part of our Lloyd’s Charities Trust funded Build Back Better Programme, has identified the barriers to relocation of communities living in flood d […]
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In November 2019 — before quarantine, social distancing, and a year straight of unemployment insurance claims higher than the worst week of the Great Recession, back when the idea of paying millions of dollars f […]
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wrote a new post, Infrastructure on Reservations is Falling Apart 4 months ago
As nurse Trudy Peterson drove from her home in Mobridge, South Dakota, along Highway 1806 in July 2019, rain pounded Standing Rock Reservation’s flat, barren landscape. A massive seven inches of rain fell o […]
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wrote a new post, Celebrating Women all around the World! 4 months, 3 weeks ago
The post Celebrating Women all around the World! appeared first on Habitat for Humanity GB.
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wrote a new post, Stories from Ethiopia: Omelda School 7 months, 2 weeks ago
‘‘The water at school wasn’t clean enough to wash our hands’
Over 1 billion people globally do not have access to improved water supply sources. We believe our Water and Sanitation programmes are essentia […]
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