World Hope International is a Christian relief and development organization working with vulnerable and exploited communities to alleviate poverty, suffering and injustice. WHI exists for "the least of these" (Matthew 25:40). We work in 15 of the poorest countries in the world, helping all people, regardless of ethnicity, gender, race or religion. We serve the poorest of the poor, those crippled by a lack of opportunity. We put children first, because we believe that when you empower the youngest generation, you invest in future leaders. Leaders who will ensure their children grow up in a world with opportunity, dignity and hope. WHI is implementing projects in the agriculture, health and nutrition, anti-trafficking in persons, gender based violence, rural development, water and sanitation, emergency response, and education sectors.
| Website | http://www.worldhope.org |
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| https://twitter.com/worldhopeorg | |
| https://www.facebook.com/worldhopeorg | |
| Primary Address |
1330 Braddock Place, Suite 301 Alexandria, VA 22314 US |
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In partnership with SonLight Power, an organization in Ohio that uses solar power to share God's love, installed solar panels at two World Hope partner schools Terre Rouge and Percin. They plan to install panels... Learn more
Last updated December 14, 2018
World Hope International s Village Partnerships program connects US - based churches, schools or organizations with specific African villages to address multiple needs and act as a comprehensive response... Learn more
Last updated March 1, 2018
World Hope International's Education program gives children hope for a future, as they realize that someone cares about their living conditions and lack of opportunity. By providing tuition, uniforms, books... Learn more
Last updated March 1, 2018
In partnership with TMD Solar Outreach, a subsidiary of the Transformative Materials and Devices laboratory at Yale University, WHI is excited to announce the launch of its first project to design and develop... Learn more
Last updated December 6, 2017
