Stories

The Ripple Effect of COVID-19 on the Poorest For Sokina Begum, a young mom in rural Bangladesh, it’s not the threat of a deadly virus that keeps her

It was one of those God moments. I was observing a class of preschool children joyfully singing songs and reciting the alphabet in English in a rural

As a parent, it’s natural to want to protect your kids from things that could harm or upset them. But at the same time, you want to answer their tough

There are some people who look evil in the face and instead of running, they step up and fight. Niranjini is one of those people. Living in a city at

One year ago, World Concern staff were evacuated from Wau, South Sudan, when armed conflict broke out in the area where we're working. Although our

Akol Akol (far right) talks with some of the kids he served. This picture captures his love and passion for seeing the lives of these precious young

With all that’s happening across our world, we wanted to take a moment and thank you for all that you’re doing. The work of World Concern happens

Give a goat, change a life. If you’re anything like me, you may be asking yourself, How does that work? This time of year, we talk a lot about goats

Updated November 1, 2017 A small bag of flour. A two-liter bottle of soda. A pair of work boots. Little Nala. Each of these weigh 5 pounds. A child