Imagine going to the hospital with a bursting appendix and the hospital is dark; the power is out. Picture yourself as a doctor in the middle of an intense operation and the lights go off, the machines power down and suddenly you’re operating without the ability to see clearly and without working support machines...

World Hope International (WHI) got on the ground in the Bahamas immediately not only because we wanted to respond to the disaster but because we had prepared in advance to respond by establishing a strong coalition of disaster relief partners already locally based and through strategically prepositioning emergency supplies...

WHI’s Clean Water Team is in the Bahamas, sailing around the devastated islands with clean water & emergency supplies and supporting debris removal...

"In time past, Baoma was the host to any water-related disease outbreak prevalence like typhoid, cholera, diarrhea, and vomiting, etc..."

“My family have one hectare of land for rice farming and our livelihood for years were depending on just one season rice crop every year. We went through this situation again and again each year for not having enough rice to eat...“

“I love the work that WHI does going in and building capacity at the local level, and I also really love that they are diverse in partnering with both the private and public sector—anyone who wants to get involved.”

USAID’s Center for Faith and Opportunity Initiatives (CFOI) published the “Compendium of Case Studies on Faith-Based and Community Engagement to Achieve U.S. Development Goals.” This compilation of case studies features World Hope International’s response to the Ebola outbreak.

Saidu Kanu, WHI's Sierra Leone Country Director was honored as the Outstanding International NGO Leader of the Year by the African Consulting Groups.