Our #EarthAndEmergencies Webinar panelists responded to questions and provided some additional resources that were mentioned during the conversation. See their responses and watch or listen to the webinar recording…
Emergency response doesn’t just need to happen quickly, it needs to happen in a way that doesn’t further damage the environment. What is the impact of single-use plastics in disaster response and what are alternative clean water solutions? How do we create effective, efficient, and environmentally friendly resiliency initiatives?
This Earth Day, join World Hope International, Katadyn Group, and Airlink for a webinar on responsibly responding to global emergencies.
Save the Date for May 2nd from 12-12:30 pm ET to join us in our Facebook Live “Sara Sendoff” Event – as she attempts to summit Denali Mountain next month.
In February, Haiti experienced a “lock down” across the country closing businesses and schools for almost two weeks. Now…
Giving a hand up (not a hand out) to those suffering from poverty is a foundational value for World Hope International. Their global efforts to “empower, protect, and build resiliency” are supported by Acumatica’s cloud ERP solution, and the global relief and development organization’s efforts have earned them Acumatica’s 2018 Non-Profit of the Year award.
Woman-owned #plantpower company, Simple Green Smoothies, determined that WHI’s women-empowering, mushroom cultivation project was the perfect match…
Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed observed that women and girls living with disabilities suffer the “double discrimination” of sex and disability, and Henrietta Fore, Executive Director of the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) pointed out that children…
Child sponsorship holistically gives children, their families, and their communities the tools to become change-makers themselves—resulting in sustainable transformation. That’s always something to celebrate!
An annual report highlighting World Hope’s 2018 Sierra Leone projects: from implementation, expected outcomes, & impact to lessons learned & recommendations
Since the beginning of December, the fuel shortage in Haiti has been increasingly impacting our staff’s ability to complete projects or travel around the country…
It is powerful that a person in a position of authority – a man, no less – has, in this declaration of national emergency, essentially told them that “what has happened to you is not okay and we’re going to do something to respond to that.”