Despair to Dignity: Immaculate’s Story
My name is Immaculate and I live in the Nyada community in Uganda. Before Children’s HopeChest picked me from my undesirable condition to a desirable
My name is Immaculate and I live in the Nyada community in Uganda. Before Children’s HopeChest picked me from my undesirable condition to a desirable
In 2006 I faced a reality that I didn’t know existed. At the age of 10, video games filled the endless amounts of free time
Ibrahim is an 18-year-old living in a small village, called Buzika, in Uganda. When he was six his family faced a monumental tragedy. His father
Coffee is a huge part of many of our daily lives. Stories are poured out over cups that are filled up. For Eyerus, a single
Welcome to the sixth blog in our series, “The 12 Areas of Community Transformation.” Over the course of this year we are answering the question,
Many of the children who attend our CarePoints have experienced heart wrenching loss and grief. Heavy traumas and burdens weigh on these children who have
My name is Serghei Mihailov. And this is my story… I was born on a cold Friday, February 4, 1983 in Chisinau, the capital of
“Today Anna is that confident, independent girl, who didn’t only turned dreams into reality – studying to be a doctor, but also revealed her personality,
Sipping tea with our Russian friends last summer at the Kovalyovo Orphanage, was spontaneously interrupted with chaos and excitement over an anticipated guest! Let me
As Content and Copy Manager at Children’s HopeChest, I have access to hundreds of stories. There are over 120 monthly reports from our CarePoints that
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