Aug 27, 2024 | Africa, Cameroon, Food, Income, Ngassa Village, Sustainable Development
Overpowering Poverty with Onions My plan is to help the community grow and develop. This man started farming onions because of the Transformational Community Development (TCD) program’s lessons on Income Generation. Thank you! Written by: Samuel GHNI TCD Worker...
Aug 27, 2024 | Education, Income, India, Shri Ambra Village, South Asia, Sustainable Development, Wellness
Building the Necessities This month, Transformational Community Development (TCD) work has gone well as we gave training on cleanliness and the need for an enclosed, safe place for defecation. Five families have applied for the government’s bathroom plan called...
Aug 27, 2024 | Income, Indonesia, Mawa Village, Southeast Asia, Sustainable Development
No Longer Relying on Outside Help A handful of families from the Mawa community have taken the lead in pioneering the business of raising and selling ducks. Initially, due to the extreme need for a source of income in Mawa, it was necessary for GHNI to subsidize...
Aug 27, 2024 | Africa, Income, Kenya, Sustainable Development
Generating Reliable Income Maisha Bora, located in Isiolo County, represents one of the largest slum communities in the region. It is inhabited by predominantly middle and low-income earners facing daily challenges to meet their basic needs. Despite these...
Aug 27, 2024 | Africa, Education, Food, Income, Kenya, Sustainable Development
A-Maize-ing! As we continue to carry out Transformational Community Development (TCD) training, we have seen great impact and change within the Gada Korma community. When we visit households with our committees, we gather information on their health problems,...
Aug 27, 2024 | Africa, Education, Food, Income, Kenya, Kiwanjani Village, Sustainable Development
Giving Farming Another Go Kiwanjani is a small village based in Wabera Ward in Isiolo County. Our Transformational Community Development (TCD) volunteer based in Kiwanjani has been working with farmers to help them improve their knowledge and increase their crop...
