TEL International is dedicated to creating a safe, stable, and nurturing residential environment for 150 former street-dwelling children in Kenya, where they can heal, learn, and thrive. This comprehensive program […]
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In rural Sierra Leone, orphanages often operate with minimal resources and little external support. Yet, many children living in these institutions—having lost or been separated from their parents—could be reunited […]
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Nyaka provides education to more than 700 orphaned and vulnerable children through two free primary schools and one free secondary and vocational school. Many of these children are cared for […]
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Over one million children in Zambia have been orphaned, the majority as a result of AIDS. With 42% of the population living in extreme poverty, many families struggle to provide […]
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Being humble often involves working behind the scenes. Those who are not looking for recognition will gladly take on tasks that go unnoticed. The work, usually necessary for the success […]
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Jacob Nangai, the National Coordinator serving in Ghana, West Africa, pastors twelve congregations in the Brong Ahafo Region. He trains missionaries, pastors and teachers to serve in the region, and […]
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TEL International plans to distribute free life-saving mosquito nets this year – as World Malaria Day on April 25 spotlights the global health menace. Malaria is caused by parasites transmitted […]
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Aiming to bring “compassion on wheels” into more remote villages in Africa, faith-based agency TEL International announced the launch of a new bicycle campaign. To join in the campaign, go […]
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Extreme poverty is the ruthless enemy that lurks in cities and villages around the world. According to published reports, poverty’s tsunami of devastation includes: (1). The poorest 20 percent of […]
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Nearly 770 million people around the world—many of them children—live below the $1.90-a-day extreme poverty line. Many children are forced to work to help provide for their families, rather than […]
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