Located in Kenya, with 1 million residents, Kibera is Africa’s largest slum. Increasing poverty, HIV/AIDS, ethnic violence, and an ongoing food crisis pose great threats to Kibera’s residents. Many children […]
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Despite improvements in access to education, many children find themselves in inadequate facilities with poorly supported teachers. Social norms mean women are expected to drop out of school at a […]
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TEL International will partner with health-care facilities in northern Haiti to improve the quality of care provided to the population there. This project focuses on the procurement and management of […]
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Inflation, unemployment, rising food prices have raised barriers to overcoming poverty in Kenya. As a result, the chronically poor in this region remain vulnerable to preventable, but life-threatening diseases. Many […]
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People with disabilities in Tanzania are often the poorest and most marginalized members of a community. Estimates show that 4.2 million Tanzanians live with a disability. Disability can have a […]
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According to The World Bank, millions of children are in school but not learning. If students are failing to learn, education fails to deliver on its promise to eliminate extreme […]
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Rural populations throughout Sub-Saharan Africa lacks access to safe water, and basic latrines. One out of seven children don’t reach their fifth birthday, often dying from preventable, water-borne diseases. Women […]
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According to World Health Organization, Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a global problem, spreading with migration, and affecting 3 million girls a year – one every 10 seconds – and […]
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In the midst of struggle and persecution, there is hope in our Haitian schools. There are approximately 400 students attending our schools, and by this time next year, we trust […]
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Although bibles are readily available in the Muslim world, they’re not effective unless people can read. Take for example Pakistan, the most populous nation in the Middle East, roughly 85-percent […]
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