For families in rural Kenya, livestock can mean the difference between generational financial stability and absolute poverty.

For Rama, going to school is a beacon of light in a life that can often feel dark and hopeless. With a difficult home life, she was fortunate to be enrolled in Seeds of Hope daycare as a young child.

La Casa de mi Padre has spent the last 20 years ministering to children and families in the country of El Salvador. They specifically serve children who have been removed from their families by the court system because of abuse, neglect, or abandonment by placing them in a Christ-centered children’s home with loving foster parents.

In Rincon Grande de Pavas, Costa Rica, Hope Partners works closely with hundreds of children and students at their Hope Center to reduce hunger, help them realize their potential, and give them a boost to meet that potential. The children in this community struggle against malnutrition, gang violence, and neglect.

Heart for Lebanon works to share the light and hope of Jesus with the Lebanese people and many Syrian refugees in the country. One of the ways they support and care for impoverished families, widows, and orphans is through a program called Hope on Wheels.

Meet Anna. Anna has spent most of her life as a part of Back2Back ministry—an organization on a mission to end the orphan crisis across the world. She’s part of the Hope Education Program in Monterrey, Mexico, and she’s ringing the celebration bell to mark her college graduation.

Each year, more than 30,000 young Nepali girls are tricked, forced, or sold into human trafficking in India, the Middle East, and beyond. Eighty percent of them will be sexually exploited. Each one of them experiences unimaginable personal pain and suffering.

Champions United FC is reaching the youth of Uganda through soccer. Their clubs and campuses span the country. And while it looks like fun and games, there’s so much more to their mission.

Meet Ballam. Ballam is a hydrogeologist—he studies the way groundwater moves through soil and rock. And, he’s just the person Lifewater International needs.