Gratitude Doesn’t Need Language by Chloe Frelinghuysen
When I landed in Cambodia, two members of the World Hope staff, Milet and Piep, were waiting for me at the airport, holding a hand-woven floral garland called a Malai. It was a small gesture, but it set the tone for everything that followed: warmth offered freely,...
Why I love World Hope’s Water & Sanitation Program
I directed the WHI Water Program from its inception in 2004 until I retired in 2022. As we worked in the poorest villages in the poorest countries of the world, it became very apparent that the lack of water was a major limiting factor to any kind of long-term...
Kadija’s Journey: Hope Through Autism Care
Kadija’s Journey: Hope Through Autism Care April 2 marks World Autism Awareness Day, a time to celebrate inclusion, raise awareness, and affirm a simple but powerful truth: every life has value. This year, the Enable the Children team joined hands with Kissy...
A Social Worker’s Journey of Hope
Meet Meg, a WHI social worker helping survivors heal through trauma-informed care, restoring hope, dignity, and purpose in the Philippines.