Oct 17, 2023 | Africa, Education, Egypt, Ezbet El Nakhl Village, Income, Sustainable Development
The Art of Apologizing We continue to present the Transformational Community Development (TCD) program for children, and before the start of the new lesson, we reviewed what the children had previously learned and the extent to which these lessons had been applied...
Oct 17, 2023 | Africa, Education, Egypt, Haggana Village, Sustainable Development
Meeting Psychological and Social Needs Through the Transformational Community Development (TCD) program for women, we provided lessons on raising children, how to be a role model, how to be encouraging, and how to love and be present with their spouses while at...
Oct 17, 2023 | Education, Income, Indonesia, Mawa Village, Southeast Asia, Sustainable Development
Pivoting to Ducks! This has been a hard year for the Mawa community. Thousands of pigs, the villagers’ primary income source, were wiped out by the African Swine Flu. 60% of village men are now separated from their families because they needed to go find work...
Oct 17, 2023 | Education, Jordan, Middle East, Sustainable Development, Wellness
Amazing Opportunities to Grow! Nestled in a vibrant area of Jordan, the House of Ruth continues to be a symbol of hope to those who seek refuge within its walls. GHNI’s Transformational Community Development (TCD) community workers desire to provide not just...
Oct 17, 2023 | Africa, Education, Kenya, Kiwanjani Village, Sustainable Development, Wellness
These Children Have a Future! Ntulili Primary School is a public primary school located in Tigania East in Meru County. This institution harbors students from very poor backgrounds in Kiwanjani Village. They have around 8 building blocks and 3 timber classes and...
Oct 17, 2023 | Africa, Attir Village, Education, Food, Income, Kenya, Sustainable Development
Two Villagers Spark a Community Movement Farming is the backbone of Kenya’s economy and is a source of income for most Kenyans. In Attir Village, most of the people are pastoralists but since drought hit them for two seasons they had to find new ways of adapting...
