Jul 15, 2024 | Africa, Education, Egypt, Ezbet El Nakhl Village, Sustainable Development
A Growing Peace This month, 50 bags of food and 50 chickens were distributed to 50 poor families in Ezbet El Nakhl. Amal Nadi is the mother of four children, and her husband has heart problems. She had to work in her husband’s place, collecting and sorting...
Jul 15, 2024 | Africa, Education, Egypt, Helwan Village, Sustainable Development
Joy and Peace in This World We continued to provide the Transformational Community Development (TCD) program for children. One child, Nancy, participated and said, “I share all the lessons I learn in the TCD program with 20 of my friends. The last lesson I enjoyed...
Jul 15, 2024 | Africa, Education, Egypt, Income, Sustainable Development
Life Lessons and Sweet Gifts We continued to provide Transformational Community Development (TCD) lessons to Sudanese refugee children. One child, Janet, participated and said, “I am coming to thank you, Mr. Azmy, for all the lessons that I learned and the sweet...
Jul 15, 2024 | Africa, Dida Hara Village, Education, Environmental Stewardship, Ethiopia, Food, Income, Sustainable Development
Growing Together After the Transformational Community Development (TCD) training on farming, we organized our first 20 beneficiaries who started vegetable gardens in their own backyards. Among them are prominent local Muslims and A Wakefeta (the traditional...
Jul 15, 2024 | Food, Income, India, South Asia, Sustainable Development, Women's Empowerment
Business is Booming “Business is not the cup of my tea.” This was the thought of Reena from Baromasia Village. Then she attended a session on Income Generation led by our Transformational Community Development (TCD) coach, Sefaniyal. The village...
Jul 15, 2024 | Binodpur Village, Environmental Stewardship, India, South Asia, Sustainable Development, Wellness
Lighting the Way The solar lights distributed in Binodpur Village turned out to be a saving grace as the village was hit by the super cyclone “Remal” on May 26, 2024. For three days, the village was in complete darkness as electricity poles and lines...