The ImpactHope blog features news, updates, interviews, videos and images of where we are, what we’re doing, and how we’re making an impact. (And how you can too!)
In 2025, hope reached 41,366 people across 13 locations worldwide — and it happened because of you.
From life-saving healthcare in Nebaj, Guatemala, to education and daily meals for children in Haiti, to clean water and agricultural initiatives in Kenya, ImpactHope continued to walk alongside locally led partners bringing sustainable change to vulnerable communities. Behind every number in this year’s Annual Impact Report is a story…
If you could stand in the courtyard of the Vision of Grace school in Fort Jacques, you wouldn’t just hear lessons; you’d hear the rhythmic sound of potential being realized. You’d hear the laughter of children who, just a year ago, faced the silence of empty stomachs and closed doors. A new year always invites reflection, but for us at ImpactHope, it’s more than a pause. It’s a moment to look at the faces behind the metrics and recognize that the “hope” we talk about is a living, breathing reality…
We all look forward to Christmas – the weather, the festive air, the beautiful decorations, and the gifts! The holidays are the season of giving: giving love and giving thanks. The holidays are also about faith, showing appreciation, and helping those in need. Here are some ideas for Christmas gifts that make an impact!
When Director Ishmael first met little Terry during a community home visit, her future looked uncertain. Born to a single mother, Terry was just two years old when her mum—barely 25 herself—left for Saudi Arabia to work as a domestic helper. Left in the care of her aging grandmother, a widow struggling to make ends meet, Terry’s early years were marked by hardship…
In the quiet mountain town of Nebaj, Guatemala, something extraordinary is happening.
Nestled beside the growing medical ministry of Servicios Médicos Vida y Esperanza, the Hebron Vida y Esperanza School is doing far more than teaching ABCs and 123s. It’s nurturing hope, restoring dignity, and strengthening the very foundation of the hospital it stands beside.
In the quiet mountain town of Nebaj, Guatemala, something extraordinary is happening.
Nestled beside the growing medical ministry of Servicios Médicos Vida y Esperanza, the Hebron Vida y Esperanza School is doing far more than teaching ABCs and 123s. It’s nurturing hope, restoring dignity, and strengthening the very foundation of the hospital it stands beside.
In communities across Guatemala, Kenya, Haiti, and Peru, there’s a quiet but powerful revolution happening — and it begins with a desk, a teacher, and a child who dares to dream.
At ImpactHope, we believe that education isn’t just a privilege — it’s a right. It’s a tool that breaks the cycle of poverty and empowers the next generation to build a future filled with dignity, opportunity, and hope.
Thanks to your support, the first half of 2025 has been filled with stories of resilience, transformation, and hope. From clean water for Maasai families in Kenya, to safe shelter for vulnerable children in Peru, to meals and mentorship for students in Malawi and Haiti—your giving has made it all possible. Your support isn’t just appreciated—it’s essential.
The recent termination of USAID support for HIV programs has created a ripple effect in western Kenya, with devastating consequences for thousands of people living with HIV. KEDHAP, a long-standing local partner in community health and empowerment, is now on the frontlines, trying to bridge the gap left by this abrupt shift in funding. The impact is real, urgent, and deeply human…
Life doesn’t always go as planned. For Gregorio, things took a rough turn when alcohol became his escape. What started as a way to cope with struggles quickly took over his life, leaving him sick, isolated, and without hope.
But sometimes, hope finds us in the most unexpected places. For Gregorio, that place was Servicios Médicos Vida y Esperanza in Nebaj…
Behind every number in our 2024 Impact Report is a story of hope, resilience, and transformation—made possible by you. Your generosity has provided clean water, education, medical care, and sustainable solutions to communities in need. Whether it’s the 21,600 girls who received sanitary supplies, the 1,400+ ultrasounds conducted in Nebaj, or the 600+ families accessing safe water, your support is changing lives. This report is more than just statistics—it’s a testament to the power of compassion in action. Read the full report and see the impact you’ve helped create.
In many rural communities across Zambia, pastors and Christian leaders are the backbone of society. They are the ones who counsel families, guide the youth, and spread the hope of the gospel. But sadly, most of them lack formal theological training and the resources needed to effectively lead their churches and impact their communities.
That’s where The Grace Project Training Center (TGPTC) steps in.
The Madagascar Soul & Soil Revival Project is a groundbreaking initiative in partnership with Foundations for Farming (FfF). Learn how sustainable farming is transforming lives in Madagascar through our interview with Chris Hornibrook, leader of the “Sponsor a Farmer” initiative. Discover how local farmers are building brighter futures for their communities and how you can be part of this life-changing journey.
The work of ImpactHope and its partners spans far and wide, making it impossible to list every project and achievement in one post. From empowering women and girls to supporting vulnerable children, the breadth of their impact is inspiring. Each initiative—whether providing sanitary pads, rescuing child brides, or equipping women with goats—contributes to a greater mission of breaking cycles of poverty and building resilient communities.
We are thrilled to share a special guest post by Ann Farquharson, whose incredible journey of faith led her and her husband, David, to Haiti. What began as a two-year teaching mission turned into a life-changing 30-year adventure of service, community building, and sharing God’s love. In Part 2, Ann recounts some of the most inspiring moments of her missionary work and the enduring impact of seeds planted decades ago.
We are thrilled to share a special guest post by Ann Farquharson, whose incredible journey of faith led her and her husband, David, to Haiti. What began as a two-year teaching mission turned into a life-changing 30-year adventure of service, community building, and sharing God’s love.
In Part 1 of this heartfelt testimony, Ann reflects on how God’s plans guided their steps, from a decision to serve in China to an unexpected calling in Haiti. Through her vivid stories, Ann shares the challenges, joys, and life-transforming moments they experienced while teaching at Quisqueya Christian School and serving those in need beyond its walls.
The clock is ticking! As we approach the year-end, we’re excited to share 20 impactful ways you can contribute to our special projects. Whether you’re helping children in Haiti receive an education, ensuring a safe birth for mothers in Mexico, or providing food to families in Kenya, each gift is a chance to bring hope, security, and a brighter future to someone in need.
At Vision of Grace Elementary School in Haiti, every child deserves the chance to learn, even in the face of difficult challenges. From students lacking basic school supplies to welcoming a blind girl named Doodjina into PS1, the school is working tirelessly to provide education and care for children in need. Your support is more critical than ever as Haiti faces ongoing upheaval, making it difficult for families to provide for their children. Together, we can continue to bring hope and opportunity to these young lives.
In Malawi, access to clean water isn’t just a convenience—it’s a matter of life and death for vulnerable communities. In September 2024, the Magomero community in Malawi saw life-changing progress as 235 households received AquaTabs to purify their drinking water. Along with health education sessions and support from local health assistants, the initiative is protecting families from waterborne diseases and bringing hope to the region. Learn more about how this clean water project is transforming lives and how you can help.
We reflect on our growth since 1992 and the invaluable lessons we’ve learned along the way. This article explores how our approach has transformed to focus on empowering local leaders, fostering sustainable solutions, and truly listening to the communities we serve. Join us as we share our commitment to making a lasting impact and the key changes that are shaping our mission today.
Every morning, as the sun rises over Nairobi, young James wakes up with excitement and determination. He quickly gets ready, knowing that a day full of learning awaits him at Shelter of Hope School…At Shelter of Hope, students not only receive a quality education but also a fresh daily meal that provides them with the energy they need to succeed.
In the border region of Muhoroni and Nandi, where conflicts over cattle rustling have long divided communities, a transformative initiative is making waves. Discover how KEDHAP Foundation’s “Sports for Peace” program is using the universal language of sports to bridge divides and foster dialogue among the Luo and Kalenjin ethnic groups.
ImpactHope is excited to introduce the Madagascar Soul & Soil Revival Project, a groundbreaking initiative in partnership with Foundations for Farming (FfF). This project is dedicated to transforming Madagascar’s agricultural landscape by equipping local farmers with sustainable farming techniques that not only ensure food security but also empower communities.
We are excited to share a heartfelt guest blog post from Santosh, our dedicated partner representing LOAM ministry in India. In this post, Santosh highlights the remarkable work being done at the LOAM School in the village of Chelligada, Odisha. Through the power of education and compassionate care, the LOAM School is transforming the lives of orphans and needy children, offering them a future filled with hope and opportunity.
In the heart of Nebaj, Guatemala, the Mavericks Men’s Ministry is transforming lives. Every Wednesday morning, men from all walks of life gather at Servicios Medicos Vida y Esperanza hospital to support and uplift each other. This group provides a safe space for men to discuss their struggles, grow in their faith, and become better fathers and husbands. The impact is profound, with many members experiencing significant positive changes in their personal lives and their roles within their families…
In the heart of Camaguey, Cuba, the economic situation is dire, with many families struggling to meet their basic needs. Amidst these challenges, ImpactHope’s partners, Carlos and Rosa, have been making a profound difference through their dedicated ministry. One particularly moving story is that of Yesdeiker, a 42-year-old man living with a severe disability. Despite immense hardships, the support from ImpactHope has been a lifeline, providing essential food supplies and hope..
In the heart of Nebaj, Guatemala, Dr. JP and Carolina JP lead a team committed to not only healing bodies but also nurturing souls. Carolina’s perspective offers a glimpse into the profound impact of their ministry. From fostering spiritual growth among hospital staff to spearheading educational initiatives at the Hebron Vida y Esperanza School, her vision transcends mere healthcare…
Poverty and mental health are deeply intertwined, creating a vicious cycle that is difficult to break. Economic hardship can lead to chronic stress, anxiety, and depression, while mental health issues can exacerbate poverty by affecting individuals’ ability to work, learn, and engage in their communities. In impoverished settings, access to mental health resources is often limited or nonexistent, leaving many individuals to suffer in silence, without the support they desperately need. That’s why many of our project partners prioritize mental health support as essential to their community development efforts..
In our ongoing commitment to sustainability, ImpactHope is dedicated to fostering long-term solutions in communities facing environmental challenges. Through projects like the water well and agriculture initiatives in Kenya, clean water programs in Malawi, and agricultural development in Niger, we’re working to create lasting change and promote self-sufficiency. By empowering local residents with the tools and resources they need to thrive, we’re not just addressing immediate needs; we’re building a foundation for a brighter, more sustainable future for generations to come.
In a world where racial discrimination continues to cast its shadow, we champion equality, justice, and recognition for all. From providing HIV/AIDS support in Kenya with our partner KEDHAP to empowering women entrepreneurs in Malawi through goat farming, we are actively contributing to the global goal of eliminating racial discrimination…
In celebration of Equal Pay Day, we’re spotlighting a project in Kenya that’s breaking barriers and empowering women to achieve financial independence. Meet Lillian, a member of a women’s group supported by KEDHAP. Through training and interest-free loans, she transformed her small shop into a thriving business, reclaiming her dignity and providing for her children. Join us in championing gender equality and economic empowerment!
At ImpactHope, we’re proud to be part of the journey towards women empowerment, creating opportunities for women to thrive and contribute meaningfully to their communities. Through various programs such as skills training, entrepreneurship development, education, healthcare access, community support, and advocacy…
Discover the transformative power of generosity and compassion in ImpactHope’s Annual Impact Report 2023. Dive into inspiring stories of resilience, progress, and hope as we reflect on the challenges and triumphs of the past year. From empowering women to providing access to clean water, our collective efforts have made a tangible difference in the lives of countless individuals and communities worldwide. Join us on this journey of impact and discover the meaningful ways your support has changed lives for the better.
Join us on a journey of transformation with Stephen Banda, a second-year student at The Grace Institute Zambia (TGIZ), whose small idea and big heart have sparked change in a Zambian community. Through TGIZ’s transformative theological education program, Stephen’s initiative in poultry farming has blossomed into a beacon of hope, empowering individuals and igniting faith…
For over a decade, Rodolfo has brought hope to the heart of Iquitos, Peru. His work with the most vulnerable, particularly in the drug-infested areas of Belen, has been a testament to his unwavering dedication to serving others. Reflecting on his journey, Rodolfo shares, “11 years ago…this ministry has taught me a lot of how to love and serve…”
In Malawi, access to clean water isn’t just a convenience—it’s a matter of life and death for vulnerable communities. Our WASH Project has made strides, but the need is urgent. With over 230 households now benefiting, we’re doubling our efforts to reach even more families. Your support isn’t just about giving—it’s about saving lives and offering hope where it’s needed most…
From laughter-filled moments with the children to heartwarming encounters, every day brought new experiences and profound connections. Discover the transformative power of short-term missions as Melanie shares the joys, challenges, and the incredible impact of lending a helping hand at Tat’s Place.
The clock is ticking! As we approach the year-end, we’re excited to share ten impactful ways you can contribute to our special projects. Whether it’s through online donations, recurring giving, workplace matching programs, or even contributing appreciated assets, your generosity has the power to transform lives.
Meet Mercy, a young girl whose journey, once marked by uncertainty and despair, found a new path illuminated by the unwavering support of KEDHAP. This World AIDS Day, let’s celebrate the courage and resilience of individuals like Mercy.
In the heart of Tat’s Place in Puerto Maldonado, a tale of resilience and unwavering faith unfolds as Karina, a cherished member of the family in this children’s home, navigates an arduous journey with her newborn baby boy. At just 30 weeks into her pregnancy, complications arose, casting a shadow of uncertainty over their lives..
Once upon a time, in a cozy town, there lived a spirited young boy named Liam. With twinkling eyes and a heart full of curiosity, Liam adored everything about the holiday season—the glowing lights, the scent of pine, and the joyous melodies filling the air.
As December unfolded, Liam’s family embarked on a special journey. Each day, they’d gather around the fireplace, eagerly flipping through their “25 Days of Christmas Bucket List” calendar…
In Lemu village, where hope flickers against the shadows of struggle, we meet a ten-year-old boy whose aspirations echo those of any child. Yet, Timothy’s journey is marred by significant challenges that hinder his daily life and dreams. As we navigate through Timothy’s silent struggle, we uncover the urgent call for support in the pursuit of a brighter future for him and others like him in Malawi.
“My name is Yvonne Chibale Chimambo, and I am a proud graduate of The Grace Institute Zambia. Those two years at the school completely transformed my life, enriching me with deep scriptural knowledge and teaching me how to apply it to my own life and ministry. Looking back, I shudder at the way I used to interpret scripture before my training; I had been misled…
Remember the last time you received a gift and had to stash it in the back of your closet because it served no purpose, or it did not meet your expectations? Here are some ideas for practical gifts that will bring smiles to faces of your loved ones!
As the seasons change, and we find ourselves in a mood for decluttering and tidying up, it’s the perfect time to consider the impact our unused or forgotten possessions can have on those less fortunate. Sure, we’ve all donated clothes, canned goods, and toys, but have you ever thought about the extraordinary impact of giving away items you might not have considered?
In a world filled with hardships and adversity, the story of Ronnie, a 14-year-old boy with boundless dreams, shines as a beacon of hope and resilience. Despite the many tragedies he has faced in his young life, Ronnie remains quietly assured of a brighter future, thanks to the transformative support of Shelter of Hope (SOH), a Christian non-profit organization supported by ImpactHope, that is making a profound impact in Kenya.
Meet Sarah, a resilient widow living in one of the remote villages of Malawi. Life had not been kind to her, and she found herself struggling to make ends meet after her husband’s passing. With limited resources and no sustainable source of income, she faced the daunting challenge of providing for her children. Every day was a battle against poverty and uncertainty…
Prepare to journey back in time with us as we unveil the profound history behind one of our cherished articles that embodies the heart and soul of our mission. Join us as we rewind the clock to an unforgettable moment that left an indelible mark on both those who embarked on the journey and the lives they touched. In 2001, the heartbeats of around 65 dedicated short-term missionaries resonated…
Leaving behind a thriving 28-year masonry career in Canada was not an easy decision. Still, when the call to serve less fortunate children in the enchanting southern Amazon jungle of Peru became impossible to ignore, my family and I knew we had to follow our hearts. My name is Scott Blackburn, and we embarked on a life-changing adventure alongside my wife Tracy and our sons Jaxon and Caleb…
Lacoma, Haiti, was once seen as a village plagued by aridity and despair. A remarkable transformation has been taking place because of Fabienne’s team and the local church. Fabienne Goutier, a Haitian-American leader with an unyielding passion for medical missions, has dedicated herself to serving remote villages in her homeland.
An enriching and transformative Bible Camp was organized by David Slemin, which took place in beautiful Victoria, B.C., in May. David is one of our partners in Canada who runs an outreach ministry for the vulnerable on the streets of Victoria, British Columbia. This remarkable camp was specially crafted for vulnerable youth, aiming to equip them with essential life skills while sharing the love of God. The team saw several testimonies of healing and deliverance.
Peacemaking initiatives in Kenya are important as they provide a platform for dialogue, reconciliation and healing for people affected by conflict and violence. We are so grateful to Nigerian Ph.D. Dr. Dorcas Ettang, a Senior Lecturer in Conflict Transformation and Peace Studies Programme at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa, for willing to provide solutions to some of the challenges KEDHAP is facing in their tribal peacemaking initiatives.
The event was held online on April 29, 2023. The audio recording is available in this blog post.
As we approach Mother’s Day, let us take a moment to reflect on the incredible role that mothers play in our lives. They are our caregivers, our teachers, and our biggest supporters. Unfortunately, not all children are blessed to have mothers or mother figures in their lives.
This Mother’s Day, would you like to change a child’s life by filling it with hope? Love starts with YOU!
This week is a time to recognize and celebrate the contributions of volunteers worldwide. Through their dedication and hard work, volunteers are making a positive impact in their local community and beyond. During this week, we are highlighting Melanie Magel’s story. Melanie started her journey with Tat’s Place, our children’s home in Puerto Maldonado, in 2019.
Ruth is a 15-year-old class eight girl from Songhor primary school supported by KEDHAP’s female empowerment program. Ruth’s mother, Cindy, is single with three children and takes care of her epileptic sister. Cindy does not have a job, and to provide for her family, she works as a casual labourer, weeding peoples’ farms.
Cindy says,” Your support of my daughter has saved me..”
Agatha and her husband had been married for almost twenty years when they received the miraculous news that Agatha was pregnant at the age of forty. They already had an older daughter and were shocked and apprehensive about the news. But tragic news followed..
Lilian had always dreamed of going to school. But in the rural village in Kenya where she was born, education was a luxury few could afford. Her parents were subsistence farmers, struggling to make ends meet and put food on the table. Lilian helped in the fields, tended crops, and cared for her younger siblings. She had resigned to a life of poverty and hardship with no hope of a better future.
But one day, everything changed. Shelter of Hope had come to her village, offering to help children like Lilian receive an education…
“Giving back to the community through volunteering is one of the most rewarding experiences I’ve had!” – Volunteer.
Volunteering for charities is one of the most impactful ways to make a positive difference in your community and beyond. Whether donating your time, skills, or resources, volunteering can profoundly impact both the individuals and the organizations you support.
Our partner, Marie Estelle, desires to see the rural community of Fort Jacques develop further. The need for community development has become ever more acute due to the rising cost of living stemming from the economic impacts of the pandemic. Despite these challenges, the staff in the school remain committed to providing the students with the best possible education. We are happy to introduce the team behind this wonderful initiative!
One thing that stands out this past year is this – the world is rapidly changing. As the cost of living is increasing all around us, we are shocked by the higher prices of commodities. 2022 has shown us again that when things are bleak and dire, people like you respond with open arms to do what is needed to meet the growing needs. The Annual Impact Report gives you a glimpse into 2022, the year that went by..
Love is the foundation of all charity work, as it motivates people to give their time, energy, and resources to help others in need. As we have observed in many projects, be it migrant worker ministry, female empowerment, community development or taking care of abandoned children, love is incredibly important. On Valentine’s Day, we’re looking back at some lovely couples involved with ImpactHope. Being surrounded by love can be extremely important during ministry work, whether from one’s partner, family and friends or the kindness of strangers such as the staff and patients.
Sustainability is crucial for clean water projects as it ensures that the project’s benefits are long-lasting and can be maintained over time. In 2019, ImpactHope committed to drilling a well in the Olkesumet Prayer Response Center. This water well will play a crucial role in providing the Maasai community with access to clean and safe drinking water and as a reliable source of water for irrigation, which is essential for agriculture. We are excited about Phase 3 of the project…
We believe that self-sustained and midterm projects like raising chickens will resolve the need for food security in Cubulco. A specialized team works with the local community to recover and promote endogenous agricultural production. The project incorporates the production of heritage chickens using local techniques and enable families to develop resources within their community, including the use of local grains…
Marisol was only twelve years old when her mother passed away, leaving her in the care of her stepfather. Her stepfather quickly found a new lady, and she did not want Marisol around. They would hit her and not feed her; she spoilt her own children while shunning Marisol. She knew she had to escape the abuse..
Brian and his family have travelled to Iquitos in Peru at their own expense in 2019 to assist Rodolfo in his ministry, experience life amongst the local people, and create a general awareness of their living conditions. Read Brian’s diary entry from then..
One of KEDHAP’s goals is to follow up on the adolescents under their support, understand the impact of their support on these children’s lives and listen to their stories. These impact stories focus on the impact of the support given to beneficiaries through the PLWHA’s Ministry. Read the stories of Cynthia, who is in eighth grade..
The Brilliant Minded Women Foundation has awarded ImpactHope as the Charity of the Year 2022 for our work in Kenya and our passion for helping and empowering communities to break the cycle of poverty. To be named Charity of the Year is a testament to that hard work and the successes achieved by our staff, volunteers, supporters, and partners worldwide.
We all look forward to Christmas – the weather, the festive air, the beautiful decorations, and the gifts! The holidays are the season of giving: giving love and giving thanks. The holidays are also about faith, showing appreciation, and helping those in need. Here are some ideas for Christmas gifts that make an impact!
ImpactHope has nominated Carolina to receive the Global Excellence Award at the annual Brilliant Minded Women Gala. We are privileged to work with Dr Juan Pablo and his wife Carolina, who are doing exceptional work for the community in Nebaj..
ImpactHope has nominated Lila Quezada to receive the Honorable Lifetime Achievement Award at the annual Brilliant Minded Women Gala. ImpactHope’s Director of Development, Hannah Campbell, was privileged to chat with Lila and learn more about her extraordinary story..
Run for a vulnerable mama and bebe today! Support Casa Compasiva, a birthing centre for vulnerable mothers. When you run in solidarity, you call attention to those whose lives have been affected by poverty and injustice.
ImpactHope has nominated Evelyne to receive the Student of the Year Award at the annual Brilliant Minded Women Gala. ImpactHope’s Director of Development, Hannah Campbell, was privileged to chat with Evelyne and learn more about this exceptional young woman receiving the award!
‘We want freedom; we want life; we want to live, and we don’t want to [just] survive.’” – These are words spoken by a 17-year-old in Cuba.
ImpactHope supports two national couples living in Cuba. They are committed to reaching and serving their people, seeking to share the love of God with children, families..
One of KEDHAP’s goals is to follow up on the adolescents under their support, understand the impact of their support on these children’s lives and listen to their stories. Read how your support has changed Rosemary’s life, a four-year-old in Ogen, Kenya..
We want to take a moment to thank you for giving the gift of HOPE! Through your generosity and prayers, hope continues to be given to so many people in need. We are SO excited to share our summer NEWSLETTER FOR 2022! We’ve highlighted stories of inspiration, stories of blessings, and stories of lives you have made an impact on!
Seventeen-year-old Nahua is in labor and accidentally relieves herself while in her hospital bed. Though it smells bad, and she is humiliated, she is not allowed to have another gown, nor her bedsheet changed. She labors on in shame in a room full of fifteen people. Presently she is moved to the delivery room, where the chief doctor comes in laughing, does a massive episiotomy…
One of KEDHAP’s goals is to follow up on the adolescents under their support, understand the impact of their support on these children’s lives and listen to their stories. Read the stories of Jerusa and Bernard who are members of the ‘Support Groups’ in Tamu and Ogen Comprehensive Care Clinics…
“I was struck this time in Cuba.
It was like I was hit so hard; that I could not stop weeping. I was moved to great tears. Tears of humility that I was standing in the presence of saints as I realized how little I have suffered compared to them and how much greater I have complained. Tears flowed from hearing the personal stories of the hardship, tears of sadness, sorrow, and utter grief of the suffering of people – the despair of a nation…”
“Bonjour! M’rele Jean. I am three years old. I live in Fort Jacques, Haiti. You have made a big difference in my life! I want to thank you for helping me to go to school. I do not have anything to play with at my little house, so I run to school every morning because I want to play with the toys there. I feel loved by my teacher, and she’s taught me how to hold a pencil…
In 2018, KEDHAP launched a Microfinance and Food security program targeting women groups and did a pilot program in partnership with our development partners. KEDHAP has been focusing on gender-responsive budgeting and financial management, including maximized agricultural productivity…
Ella wiped her brow as she gathered some firewood in the sweltering heat. Her two most time-consuming activities included fetching water and firewood. Widespread deforestation had made these tasks more burdensome and prevented Ella from devoting more time to their more productive and income-generating tasks…
Empty classrooms, empty desks,…and an empty little heart. Little Emma peered out her window and sighed. Her little heart was breaking because it had been so long since she saw her friends. Going to school meant more than just learning to read…
Great Eggs-pectations Sustainable agriculture is crucial for countries experiencing food insecurity and malnutrition. Raising broiler chickens is becoming more popular in Swaziland as people try
A Need for Adequate Nourishment About 47% of the Kenyan population does not have reliable access to food resources to adequately meet their daily needs.
From Darkness to Light Angela is a shy and friendly little fifth grader studying at the Oneno-nam Primary School, Kenya. Being an orphan, she struggled
Let the Little Children Come! Since 2003, ImpactHope has worked together with our partners to reach and impact people in two areas of Cuba. While
2021 Executive Director Report “Give thanks to the Lord and proclaim his greatness. Let the whole world know what he has done.” (1 Chronicles 16:8)
When Water becomes Life… Emma squinted in the sun as she bent down at the water hole. She plunged her plastic canister into the murky
Say Hola to the Kids “We want to bring His children home, to Christ, to eternity, into God’s family, to a home where they are loved.” Tat’s
How KEDHAP changed Evelyn’s Life “Most often than not, it takes only one person to believe in you and make you see the light…” –
What Is #GivingTuesday? GivingTuesday is a global day of giving. After the sales of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, GivingTuesday is a time to celebrate
Click Here to Download the Gifts of Hope 2021 Catalogue. Giving Gifts of Hope this Holiday Season! Every year, as we step into the season
“Poverty Isn’t Defeated By Wealth… It’s Defeated By HOPE!” We want to take a moment to thank you for giving the gift of HOPE! It
400 Desks Are Needed This Year And So Far, You’ve Helped Purchase 93 Desks! Thank You! Back in August, we put out an ask to
An Exciting Update from the Hospital in Nebaj, Guatemala! The look of the hospital (Servicios Medicos Vida y Esperanza) is taking shape! We are so
Read the Latest Hogar Genesis Report The Meaning of HOPE to a Child Born Into the Cycle of Poverty Due to its isolation and remoteness,
What Is ‘Healthcare Aide Day’? It is a day devoted to healthcare workers and assistants in appreciation for their relentless help and selfless service to
The Grace Project Africa -> The Grace Project International (TGPI) The Grace Project International (TGPI), formerly known as The Grace Project-Africa (TGP-A), is excited to
Ministry in Kenya – In Partnership with KEDHAP in Kisumu County Region: People Living with HIV and AIDS (PLWHA) September 2021 Report The ministry of
KEDHAP’S Education Impact Stories: Syprine’s Testimony Syprine’s ChildhoodSyprine’s’ parents passed away while she was in grade four. She was brought up by an uncle who
From a very young age, Tatiana had a heart for serving children. After a short trip to help at an orphanage in Haiti in 2014, she was ready to go all in to serve the less fortunate children of the world. Tatiana was the driving force behind the family moving to Peru, and she loved the children of Peru.
In the summer of 2018, Tatiana Blackburn died tragically in a car accident. To honour her memory, the Blackburns started a fund called Tat’s Kids Peru. This fund was designated for the children at Tat’s Place to support the ongoing operation of the home.
