An Impossible Choice – Rabecca’s Story
Rabecca lives in rural Zambia with her three youngest children. Together with her husband, she did odd jobs for money. But it was barely enough to get by. “Before ADRA came, I was going through
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Rabecca lives in rural Zambia with her three youngest children. Together with her husband, she did odd jobs for money. But it was barely enough to get by. “Before ADRA came, I was going through
Chocolate made from cocoa grown by village farmers in the Solomon Islands has won gold at the prestigiousAcademy of Chocolate Awards in London. Developed by Foundry Chocolate in New Zealand, the chocolate received the top
Today, 3 December, is International Day of People with Disability. An estimated 1.3 billion people worldwide experience a significant disability today. Today we are reminded that access – to education, work, opportunities, and healthcare –
Long-lasting transformational change in Nepal Earlier this year, staff members Ashley and Luke were in Nepal. During their visit, they had the opportunity to meet with Bhagwati. We first shared Bhagwati’s story with you in
“Life was hard. Sometimes we would only eat once a day for days at a time.” Mildred is a single mother of four, living in rural Zambia. She works as a farmer, but she struggled
“I had to experience every day that it is difficult for a woman to lead in my village.” Purna lives in rural Nepal where she runs her own small business growing and selling vegetables. Her
“I am working hard so my children can get the education I didn’t have.” – Norn, Cambodia. When Norn was just five years old, her father passed away. Her parents worked in rural Cambodia raising
“Before ADRA, we were harvesting maize, but it was never enough. There was only enough for our family to eat. There was nothing left to sell.” Walya and her family live in rural Zambia. Like
“We mainly ate pumpkin leaves and maize, but it was lacking nutrition. My grandchild was underweight and malnourished.” Rabson lives in rural Zambia with his wife, children, and two-year old grandchild, Emmanuel*. Rabson is a
Rabecca lives in rural Zambia with her three youngest children. Together with her husband, she did odd jobs for money. But it was barely enough to get by. “Before ADRA came, I was going through
Chocolate made from cocoa grown by village farmers in the Solomon Islands has won gold at the prestigiousAcademy of Chocolate Awards in London. Developed by Foundry Chocolate in New Zealand, the chocolate received the top
Today, 3 December, is International Day of People with Disability. An estimated 1.3 billion people worldwide experience a significant disability today. Today we are reminded that access – to education, work, opportunities, and healthcare –
Long-lasting transformational change in Nepal Earlier this year, staff members Ashley and Luke were in Nepal. During their visit, they had the opportunity to meet with Bhagwati. We first shared Bhagwati’s story with you in
“Life was hard. Sometimes we would only eat once a day for days at a time.” Mildred is a single mother of four, living in rural Zambia. She works as a farmer, but she struggled
“I had to experience every day that it is difficult for a woman to lead in my village.” Purna lives in rural Nepal where she runs her own small business growing and selling vegetables. Her
“I am working hard so my children can get the education I didn’t have.” – Norn, Cambodia. When Norn was just five years old, her father passed away. Her parents worked in rural Cambodia raising
“Before ADRA, we were harvesting maize, but it was never enough. There was only enough for our family to eat. There was nothing left to sell.” Walya and her family live in rural Zambia. Like
“We mainly ate pumpkin leaves and maize, but it was lacking nutrition. My grandchild was underweight and malnourished.” Rabson lives in rural Zambia with his wife, children, and two-year old grandchild, Emmanuel*. Rabson is a