Askale of The Hunger Project-Ethiopia turned to hard labor to provide for her children when her husband died. Now, with help from the Microfinance Program, she has her own profitable farm and a home she's always wanted.
Profits from his poultry farm help Mr. Romain Awoictha of Benin to care for his children and his wife. "I am proud that my farm serves as an example during the training of new poultry farmers," he says.
Read highlights from April-October 2010 from The Hunger Project-Ghana in their official report to the Global Board. The complete report is available for download.
Read highlights from April-October 2010 from The Hunger Project-Ethiopia in their official report to the Global Board. The complete report is available for download.
Read highlights from April-October 2010 from The Hunger Project-Mozambique in their official report to the Global Board. The complete report is available for download.
Nansamba, a model in her village, works in advising other women on how to manage and market their produce. She was trained at her epicenter as an animator and attributes most of her success to THP's Vision, Commitment and Action Workshops that "opened her eyes" at a time of personal resignation.
Read highlights from April-October 2010 from The Hunger Project-Benin in the official report to the Global Board. The complete report is available for download.
Read highlights from April-October 2010 from The Hunger Project-Senegal in their official report to the Global Board. The complete report is available for download.
Mr. Azarias Guilambo is a trained animator with The Hunger Project-Mozambique, and leads health-focused Vision, Commitment and Action Workshops in his community of Manhiça.
Read highlights from April-October 2010 from The Hunger Project-Mexico in their official report to the Global Board. The complete report is available for download.