From the Desk of Tanya
Thoughts & Updates
Rewriting the Ends
World Hope is moving towards becoming a leader in community-based ministry focused on lessening the amount of institutionalized living in Ukraine and training Christ-centered families to care for orphans.
Making Things New
When other organizations were shutting down and pushing pause on current work, World Hope did not close. We did the opposite. Our doors remained open and our staff pivoted in strategy to find a way to address COVID.
One Conversation at a Time
My team and I have been revamping our entire short-term team sending process. Our desire is to form long-lasting relationships between donors and our World Hope global projects. We have narrowed our focus and will intentionally send three types of trips: Partnership,...
Duplicate Hope
Sergiy Rubikov is a teacher and is gifted in taking difficult and challenging lessons and breaking them down to easily understood nuggets of truth. He himself grew up as an orphan and now has a passion to help other orphaned children find their place in society and...
Volunteers Responding to Disaster
I recently interviewed Jimmy Penney about his experience as an emergency response volunteer for World Hope International (Canada). Read about why he has joined Canada's emergency response team! Tanya: Jimmy tell me a bit about yourself? What is a normal day/week for...
Sticky Love
“What is one thing you learned at Hope House that will stick with you forever?” “To love people and not expect anything back from them.” Three pieces fit together to form Hope House Two one night: the aroma of homemade pizza, and a decibel of noise only a house...
A House That Changes Hearts
As I reflect on my journey to Hope House in Odessa, Ukraine, I feel it prudent to share a bit of my back story. See, I had no desire to do global missions work and felt that my calling was to whatever community God would call me to in the Maritimes. As an intern in...
Living Better Than Yesterday
In the thick of challenging times, a light of hope is emerging in Livno, Bosnia through the partnership of World Hope International (WHI) and the local technical high school
Speaking the Message of Hope in Bosnia
In the small mountain town of Livno, home to kind and hearty people, the World Hope International Education Resource Center (ERC) offers hope to a region of Bosnia that has been depressed and forgotten.World Hope International (WHI) has been an engaging presence in...
Mural Tells The Story of Kenenday Village
Bee was asked to use her talents to create a mural that would show the progress of the village partnership. They visually get to see the village grow as they continue to give to the project
AN ORGANIZATION YOU CAN TRUST.
Spending of World Hope International (Canada) funds is confined to Board approved projects. Funds designated towards a project are used as designated, with the understanding that when the need for that project has been met or cannot be completed for reasons determined by the Board, the remaining funds designated will be used where needed most.
