Program areas at World Hope International
Health and Nutrition: Health initiatives impacted 80,859 persons, including 15,052 persons in Moldova affected by the invasion of the Russo-Ukraine conflict. World Hope's approaches to health include: strengthening the healthcare workforce, improving health infrastructure, medical equipment and drug supplies, and researching health practices. In Sierra Leone, WHI is an implementing partner of child health and mortality prevention surveillance (CHAMPS), a significant global research priority of the Gates Foundation. A cervical cancer screening piloted fast and affordable treatment technologies in Sierra Leone. In Bosnia, Sierra Leone, and Liberia, 1764 children with disabilities received education, physio, and rehabilitation services. In Haiti, WHI increased the number of hospital departments with access to safe water and electricity and provided health care to 14,864 people. WHI provided medicine supplies to Sierra Leone, Liberia, Moldova, and Haiti. Additionally, World Hope trained 460 first responder professionals in 8 Caribbean countries in 2022.
Water and Energy: In Cambodia, Liberia, Haiti, and Sierra Leone, World Hope supported 241,881 individuals with access to clean water, including 125 hand pump wells in Sierra Leone, water kiosks serving 70,000 persons in Liberia slum communities, 14000 persons with tap water in Cambodia and upgraded water systems for two hospitals (Haiti and Liberia) and 18 schools and clinics (Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Cambodia). Market-based ventures expanded, such as Mobile Power expansion from Sierra Leone to Liberia with 18,652 energy customers and TapEffect with 14000 water customers in Cambodia.
Social Protection: World Hope served 19,699 children and youth, addressing the lack of access to education, gender-based violence, and human trafficking. 1699 child and youth survivors received aftercare services, and 864 government employees and 1346 teachers and pastors in The Philippines, Sierra Leone, Haiti, and Liberia completed training in protection services. World Hope hosted a global conference about online sexual abuse, reaching 2015 researchers and practitioners. In partnership with the local Wesleyan Church, WHI supported 7,920 primary and secondary school students to access education through the provision of tuition and school supplies and the capacity building of teachers. WHI assisted the Sierra Leone government with enacting the Anti-Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling Act of 2022.
Social Ventures
Public Awareness