The WASH project has taught us many valuable things, one of which being the necessity of having access to clean water, which can help us avoid many diseases.

The WASH project has taught us many valuable things, one of which being the necessity of having access to clean water, which can help us avoid many diseases.

“When I come here all my worries go away.” Exercises and social support are making a difference in women’s lives.

Serving at Hope & Health has given our staff the opportunity to be make a difference in people´s lives in Skopje, in a way that can only happen over time.

Staff from our partner organization are reaching out to a Roma community in the south of Kyrgyzstan.

Educating disadvantaged communities about their health does not only prevent illnesses and improve their wellbeing, but it can also save lives.

In Afghanistan we have had the privilege of running a health programme in a number of communities where we train men and women on essential elements of nutrition and health during pregnancy and in the early formative years of a child’s life.

All of these health conditions have multiple underlying causes, but poor dietary habits are high among the risk factors.

Malnutrition continues to increase across Afghanistan. The United Nations now reports 3.2 million children in Afghanistan face acute malnutrition. We expect this to worsen over the winter as the bitter cold forces many families to divert part of their funds towards heating instead of food.

Fatima lost her husband, Omar, three years ago. After the birth of her second child, she suffered from postpartum complications that left her with severe back pain and limited mobility.

Beka’s story is a powerful reminder of how knowledge, preparation, and confidence can transform the experience of childbirth. Through simple, practical education, women like Beka are empowered to face one of life’s greatest moments with strength and peace.

“Most of the families in this village lack access to clean drinking water, and it is extremely difficult for our women and children to get water from a distance.”

“The people here stood with me,” says Om Waleed*, recounting her young daughter’s need for surgery. “Even though my family is all the way in Syria,

Miriam came to our refugee medical clinic with a list of physical complaints—but as she sat down, it all came out at once.
“My children won’t eat.

In our Community Health Project in Jordan, we are seeing lives transformed through health screening and education. We work in partnership with local organizations, medical professionals,

Our partners in Kyrgyzstan run Pregnancy Health and Childbirth Education classes adapted for both online and in-person instruction. The seminars are six weeks long, and women from all regions of the country,

The kidney surgery was life saving for Sarah! She is now an active and smiley 1 year old, adored by her older siblings.