by Help One Now Team | Feb 19, 2020 | Ethiopia, Family Empowerment, Help One Leader, Help One Now
“There comes a point where we need to stop pulling people out of the river. We need to go upstream and find out why they’re falling in”. These words from Bishop Desmond Tutu embody the heart behind Help One Now’s mission to empower families in developing...
by Help One Now Team | Jul 11, 2018 | Help One Community, Help One Leader, Help One Now, Sponsorships, Uganda
One key to success for the high capacity local leaders we work with, is the incredible support staff that work alongside them to move the daily progress toward community transformation forward. They are fully invested in the children and families that they serve and...
by Help One Now Team | Jan 11, 2018 | Help One Community, Help One Leader, Peru
We wanted to share an exciting story with you about some of the work we have been a part of with Kairos Ministries in Iquitos, Peru. We have always valued the local church both locally and abroad, and its role in seeking justice and caring for the oppressed. We know...
by Help One Now Team | Mar 3, 2017 | Ferrier Village, Haiti, Help One Leader
Meet Rosena Joseph. She is truly an inspirational figure. After losing her parents as a young child, she grew up in a girl’s home (as a matter of fact, it was Jean-Alix Paul’s Spirit of Truth Girls Home in Ferrier). Being at this home allowed her to attend...
by Help One Now Team | Jun 1, 2015 | Ethiopia, Help One Leader, Sponsorships, Ten Dollar Tribe
For all of us, the story written by our parents and the legacy they leave are the most significant factors in creating who we are and who we become. This fact is so important that the UN declared today, June 1st, the Global Day of Parents. To mark the occasion, we...
by Help One Now Team | Feb 19, 2014 | Help One Child, Help One Leader
The following is a story from Edward Magumba, our Help One Now local leader in Jinja, Uganda: ———- Kikubo village is located in eastern Uganda. It is one of the poorest villages in the country. The people of Kikubo are primarily subsistence...
