World Hope International
1830 Mountain Road, Suite C E1G 1A9 Moncton, NB, Canada

If you're new to our page, welcome! World Hope’s mission is to provide OPPORTUNITY, DIGNITY & HOPE across the world. WHI Canada aims to empower local communities through #education, #sanitation, #cleanwater & sustainable income while holding true to cultural identities and practices Let us know in the comments what part of Canada you are from!

Starting on Monday.... "No one person can do everything but every one of us can do something." - Christine Caine

One of the most serious issues facing #globalhealth is also one of the most solvable. According to World Health Organization (WHO), in least developed countries, 22% of health care facilities have no water service, 21% no #sanitation service, and 22% no waste management service. Safe water, functioning toilets, and soap must be present in all hospitals and health clinics. With your support, we can work to provide #WASHinHCF for vulnerable communities globally. #WaterMatters https://worldhope.ca/give/hope-fund/

Q: How has mushroom farming impacted local communities? A: If you guessed one or all of increased #foodsecurity, reduced #labormigration, improved sanitation, or affordable education -you'd be correct! And with partners like Growing Hope Globally, we can continue to expand this program!

Deborah Gilbert, the missions pastor of Cornerstone Wesleyan Church desired to find a fresh way to not only fundraise but to embolden church members to create a strong connection to their partner village in Sierra Leone. Bee was asked to use her talents to create a mural that would show the progress of their village partnership and to easily see their fundraising goals. The church visually gets to see the village grow as they continue to give to the project. ... It’s a fun way to educate individuals on the village they're investing in and a creative way for kids to interact with the project as well, says Bee. https://worldhope.ca/muraltellsthestory/

What type of trip would you rather go on? Emergency Relief or Jahoo Camp? Comment below!

Welcome to the World Hope Canada team!! We are so excited you are here. This will be a place where we work together to overcome barriers to see transformation take place in tough and difficult places around the world.

How do you help children begin to heal who have been affected by trauma? What about younger children who don’t understand they have been abused? The answer to this question is vital since many of the most successful methods of trauma therapy require verbalization and a clear awareness of abuse.... Young children have limited verbal fluency or ability to communicate Children who have been groomed for abuse often do not realize their trauma It may be uncomfortable to learn about the abuse of children but it's important to better understand the hope that abused children have through proper treatment and therapy.

Have you had a chance to scroll through this year's gift catalogue? Give the gift of hope this Christmas! https://worldhope.ca/give/gift-catalogue/

Tonight our CEO, Tanya Nace will share in collaboration with Woodstock Wesleyan about how you can stay focused on good news in this world of bad news!

Your gift of $330 will sponsor the at-home therapy for a child with a disability in Sierra Leone. Give a gift. Transform a life.... https://worldhope.ca/give/gift-catalogue/

Less than a week away!! Trek into the jungle of Mondulkiri, Cambodia in this special #GivingTuesday virtual tour event! Make sure to RSVP to book your ticket below

Trek into the jungle of Mondulkiri, Cambodia in this special #GivingTuesday virtual tour event! RSVP to book your ticket below https://worldhope.ca/power-of-hope/

TOMORROW Our partners, SAMECITY created a powerful anthem for World Hope and we can't wait for you to hear it! The song drops tomorrow and it’s going to be available anywhere you stream music

You like coffee too? Then join Tanya and her friends to discuss why coffee is awesome and what to expect on Giving Tuesday.

Thanks to Amazon.com for supporting our #HurricaneEta and #HurricaneIota response! These critical supplies are ready for Brink Truck Lines, Inc. and Airlink to deliver to our partners Cruz Roja Hondureña and Sol Relief in Nicaragua & Honduras. Our partners' abundant support brings help and hope

Where are our night owls? Join us to kick off Giving Tuesday!

Cornerstone Church decided to move from a place of providing clean water in Africa to partner with a village in a three year journey of transformation. Cornerstone desired to find a fresh way to not only fundraise, but to embolden members of the church to feel a strong connection to the village partnership. Bee Stanton, a local artist and member of the church, was asked to use her talents to create a mural that would show the progress of the village partnership. They visually... get to see the village grow as they continue to give to the project. CEO, Tanya Nace visited Cornerstone and their mural is getting close to finished! This means that the funds for this three year project are getting close to being raised! Project wins after one year: Leadership training: We believe that everyone works together to see a community become sustainable which is why we include a variety of ages and genders. Village Assessment: The village came together and decided education and clean water for children is high priority! Agriculture Training completed: The community decided to have the most vulnerable people do the training and access the seed loans first so they can get started on food for them and their families

One of the women residing at World Hope’s Recovery Centre decided to share her experience ahead of International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Here is her story of survival and her call to action. Read her story here: https://www.worldhope.ca/elizabeths-gift-a-survivor-steps-/ The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual international campaign that kicks off on 25 November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and runs until 10 December, Human Rights Day. Elizabeth decided to share her story because she believes change is possible and that others hearing her story might propel that change. Share her story today with a friend or on your social networks. Let her voice be heard.

Soap kits are changing lives and unlocking endless possibilities for adolescent girls in Sierra Leone! Learning how to make soap is empowering these girls to to earn an income, run their own business and help their communities stop the spread of #COVID19.