Photo: Girls at our Uganda rural primary school gather for mealtime— every schoolday they are provided with a fresh-cooked breakfast and lunch thanks to the generosity of our donors. We are happy to reflect and share what we’ve achieved together in 2020— a year of unprecedented challenges for all of us. What follows is our
Photo collage: We have big news about upcoming plans to improve our orphan care programs in Myanmar and Uganda, as we celebrate all that we have accomplished in responding to the pandemic economic crisis. We are happy to announce our year-end goals which will help us fulfill many long-awaited needs in our programs along with
Photo: The girls from our Cebu girls home express their thanks for your love and support. As we head into Thanksgiving week, we have so much to be thankful for at Peace Gospel and She Has Hope. While our teams and local communities where we operate have struggled immensely under pandemic lockdown restrictions and resulting
Photo: In India, our programs provide security, rehabilitation, nutrition, and accredited education to orphan girls recovering from slavery or child labor situations. Our Founder & Director, Kirby Trapolino, was recently interviewed by the Texas Asia Society about the origins and history of She Has Hope and the stories behind the pieces our program participants create.
Photo: This brave survivor recently completed her tailoring certification and has now started her new business thanks to the support of our donors. We are happy to share the great news that we have a new class of graduates at our ‘She Has Hope’ rehabilitation home and trade school in Nepal! We are so proud
Photo: South India; a family in a migrant farmer’s camp receives rations from Peace Gospel’s pandemic relief program. Thanks to your support, our teams have now been able to deliver over 41 tons of food stocks to community members who are struggling to find food due to the effects of extreme lockdowns that still persist
Photo: Thanks to early preparatory action in February along with existing farmland stockpiles, we are now in a position to serve the poor and frontline workers in India and other nations. The following is an update from our Founder & Executive Director, Kirby Trapolino, regarding our response to the COVID-19 crisis: I hope you, your
Photo: This proud and brave group of girls rescued from human trafficking early last year is our latest class of graduates from the rehabilitation home’s trade school. Today we bring you a news round-up from our programs in Nepal. First, we want to share some older news we never got a chance to report on
Photo: Anita Jaisinghani, founder of Queen Scarves, seen with our survivor artisans who have just begun making scarves for her scarf company, to benefit the girls and their program with fair trade proceeds. We currently have 11 girls (ages 16-25) living at our Nepal trafficking rehabilitation home, nine of whom recently completed their skill development
Photo: Girls at the orphan home are happy to have successfully completed another school year. We are happy to report that 17 of the children (ages 9-18) who live at our orphan home took their end-of-school-year exams in March, and they all received excellent scores, advancing them to their respective next grade levels. To prepare
