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Read and share World Concern's latest blog posts that keep you informed of our different approach to poverty. Learn how you can get involved and become part of the transformation of lives, families, or an entire village.
December 19th, 2018
3 Ways to Teach Your Children about Giving this Christmas
Gifts to wrap, food to buy, parties to attend—it seems your to-do list around Christmastime grows longer each year. You search for the best gifts for
November 3rd, 2022
A Heart for the Hungry: Witnessing the realities of famine
How will we feed our families in a famine? Will our children survive? Where do we go from here? Where can we find water? Will someone help us?
December 27th, 2010
Freedom from worms for Somali children
Imagine if every child under the age of 5 could be cured from painful intestinal parasites, which infect 40% of the world’s children, causing sickness
October 13th, 2010
Thank you letter from Kenya
This letter arrived from Kenya the day before Teriano Soit reported to classes at a university in Kenya. What makes Teriano so special is that she is
September 25th, 2010
Tornado-Like Haiti Storm Kills 5
A serious tornado-like storm tore through Port-au-Prince Friday night, killing five people, injuring 50, and ripping nearly 6,000 emergency tents to
July 23rd, 2010
Staff Profile: Jillian Thorp's Story of Survival
World Concern Haiti staff member Jillian Thorp talks with engineers overseeing house repairs. Photo by Frank Thorp. World Concern attracts people who
May 1st, 2009
Snapshots From A Bangladesh Slum
A boy wades through a festering trash pile in Bangladesh, looking for food. Humanitarian organization World Concern is working nearby, improving
3,200 Children Will be Trafficked Today
This boy walking along the Cambodia border is at risk. The UN estimates 1.2 million children are trafficked annually. It's as if the boys and girls
Extreme Poverty
Be inspired by the stories of individuals and communities moving beyond survival and extreme poverty in the most remote places around the world. Learn about ways you can get involved.
Humanitarian Aid
Learn about places many have called hopeless and the people who live every day with the threat of famine, drought, war, sickness, and despair. Here you’ll find articles about what’s happening with humanitarian aid in the most remote places of the world.
Disaster Relief
Read riveting stories from people and places affected by disaster and crisis. Learn how immediate needs are met in a disaster and how we help rebuild lives, helping families recover from floods, hurricanes, typhoons, earthquakes, drought or war.
News
Read news articles about current events and updates about the work that World Concern is doing around the world. Learn ways about how you can get involved.
Stories
Explore compelling stories about our work at the end of the road and individuals who have been helped by humanitarian aid. Read about the way their lives and communities have been impacted.