The Bright Spots: Outreach International 2020 Highlights
2020 was a difficult year around the globe. But, like so many, we rose to the challenge. Here are the Outreach International 2020 highlights.
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A Solar Water System: Nandabadi Success
Residents of Nandabadi, India, celebrate the completion of a solar water system project that brings convenience and technological advancement.
Meet the Outreach International Summer Interns
We’ve worked with some impressive interns, and these four are no exception. Meet Jenna, Ben, Rachael and Sarah, and prepare to be inspired!
Community-Led Collaboration
MCLD, or Movement for Community-Led Development, is a collaboration of over 70 member organizations all working together!
Pensions that Build Confidence | India Project Update
The government in India provides monthly pensions for all eligible widows, elders, and handicapped individuals; unfortunately, they are oftentimes difficult to access and sometimes the individuals that can apply for them don’t know that they exist.
New Kids on the Block | Malawi Project Update
There is a new kind of litter patrol in Ofesi, Malawi. Residents in the community of Ofesi worked together to identify insufficient sources of income as a community issue. Ofesi’s solution? Goats.
School’s Back in Session in Haiti | Haiti Project Update
While many school teachers in Haiti went without pay for months during school closures, Outreach continued to support the dedicated teachers in our School Program.
A Development Rite of Passage | DR Congo Project Update
Three communities in DR Congo have reached an important milestone in their development story.
Irrigation Celebration | Bolivia Project Update
After 16 more months of preparation and fundraising, the APROAVA farmers received the first distribution of irrigation supplies in March 2020, including 68 fuel-powered water pumps (one for each family).
Something New | How Renelyn Got the Skills to Pay the Bills in the Philippines
One of the most beautiful and subtle components of Outreach’s work is the interior transformation found within communities taking an active role in addressing the issues they face.
With Honors: Pupils Become Practitioners in Outreach’s Graduate Communities
What happens when a community becomes self-sustaining? Pomp, circumstance, empowerment, unity, and a big celebration, among other great things.
Feeding Programs Fulfill Outreach’s Commitment to Schools in Haiti
Plenty of mouths to feed, and even more smiles to share in Outreach's Haiti Schools Feeding Program.