Superflour in DR Congo Provides Nutrition
A mother puts food on her table, and the tables of children throughtout her community.
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The State of Poverty in the Philippines: What Are the Causes?
Explore the causes and impacts of poverty in the Philippines and learn how you can help. Join us in making a difference.
Zambia Water Crisis: Communities Finding Clean Water Solutions
Learn about the water crisis in Zambia and how Outreach International is helping communities find clean and sustainable water solutions.
What Is the Cycle of Poverty? – Outreach International
Breaking the cycle of poverty is crucial for economic and social development. Learn about the causes and effects of the poverty cycle globally.
What Is Community-Led Development?
Community-Led Development gets people involved in building the capacity of their community to improve itself, and is a growing movement.
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Vegetable Seedling Distribution in Bolivia
Vegetable seedling distribution and greenhouse construction lead to nutrition and prosperity in central Bolivia.
Community Garden in Bolivia
These community leaders in Bolivia are planting it forward by securing seeds and resources for hundreds of beneficiaries.
Harvesting Change | Zambia Crop Yield
Treadle pumps yield more than crops for Oliver and community members in Kapisha, Zambia!
New Kids on the Block | Malawi Goats Project
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.
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).