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May 4
Suresh Peter: Building Futures in India

World Help is proud to work with our partners around the world who are committed to excellence in their pursuit of providing resources and restoring hope to millions worldwide. We are also grateful to our dedicated donors and passionate supporters who come alongside us to accomplish life-changing work that will outlive us and last for [...]

May 2
Leprosy: Enslaving Thousands in India

Dhuli was only 15 years of age when she found out she had leprosy . . . a discovery that would change her life forever. As soon as the news broke, the people in Dhuli’s village began to shun her, and she was eventually rejected by her family. Homeless and afraid, Dhuli sought refuge in [...]

Apr 30
Give Love This Mother’s Day

  This Mother’s Day, we’re working to empower children with this kind of love . . . a love that transcends all understanding. When he was just 15 days old, Jairo’s mother died from complications related to his birth. She was only 18-years-old—almost a child herself. Devastated by his wife’s death and overwhelmed by the [...]

Apr 25
Take a Stand Against Malaria

Every year, over 660,000 people die from malaria . . . most of them are children. Although modern medicine has enabled us to treat malaria successfully for years, access to treatment options and preventative programs are not equally available worldwide. Most victims live in sub-Saharan Africa where funding for simple, life-saving initiatives is severely lacking, [...]

Apr 23
Sharing the Love of Mothers Around the World

Mother’s Day is only a few weeks away, and we want to celebrate by honoring mothers around the world. Many say the purest love is between a mother and her child. There’s no other bond like it—it’s a fierce devotion that can only be understood by a mother herself, a position that will drive her [...]

Apr 17
Celebrating Our International Partners

Halfway around the world, violent riots between ethnic Bengalis and a tribe called the Bodo have rocked the northeastern Indian state of Assam. The intensity of the violence has displaced 400,000 people, scattering them among some 300 refugee camps in India. Homes are burned, assassinations are mainstay . . . but in the midst of [...]

Apr 11
Children of the World: Following the Journey

It’s been an exciting few months for the Children of the World teams. From New York City to Birmingham, Alabama, to Seattle, Washington—the children have been working hard to share the needs of disadvantaged children with their captivated audiences. Week after week, the children put their best efforts into their performances—all with smiles on their [...]

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