Food insecurity isn't just a supply issue. It's an access issue, too. Because there should be more than enough for everyone.
From warehouses and distribution sites to community help desks and refugee volunteers, humanitarian workers make it possible for life-saving assistance, like food, to reach the families who need it most.
When conflict forced families to leave everything behind, life’s basic necessities became urgent needs. Together, communities worked to restore safety, stability, and hope.
Many children who survived ISIL control in Iraq were left traumatized. A decade later, thousands are young adults. How are we helping them face the future?
A 14-year-old girl is using her voice, leadership skills, and lived experience to inspire change in Tanzania.
Usually by nature. Sometimes by accident. And always devastating.
Baby Omair was losing strength, close to death. His best option for survival challenged a core belief held by his family. Would they choose it?
From discarded bottle caps to handmade skipping ropes, Carol’s story is one of innovation and impact in Tanzania.
Iron deficiency affects 1 in 3 women worldwide, but the solution fits in the palm of your hand.
For World Youth Skills Day, meet a young woman in the Democratic Republic of Congo whose sewing machine changed everything.
Celebrate World Breastfeeding Week with global data on how breastfeeding saves lives and how you can strengthen and support mothers in low- and middle-income countries.
Food and nutrition are not the same. Learn why nutrition matters for child development, how malnutrition happens and what helps children recover.
From campfire safety to evacuation planning, here's how to stay safe while camping during Canada's wildfire season.
On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, learn how human trafficking happens, who is vulnerable and what we can do to stop exploitation.
Four human impact stories that reveal how lasting impact grows—one person, one family and one community at a time.
Clean water as a basic need is universal. But here on Earth, far too many people don't have access to it.
Across the West Bank, Makani Clubs are creating opportunities for children to heal, learn and simply be children again.
After losing his father, Munir left school. See how child protection, caregiver support and safe learning spaces helped him find hope again.
The Church still carries a powerful opportunity to embody the hope of Christ in tangible ways. Through everyday acts of presence, compassion and faithful witness, we can help others experience life in all its fullness.
Food, water and shelter. That's all we need, right? Technically, yes. But in reality, there are so many basic needs we need to not just survive, but to thrive.