Jordânia: Missão de Educação (BESSC)
Suleiman, a 10-year-old living in Jordan, misses his home in Syria. Forced to flee during the conflict in his country, Suleiman missed a year of school as he and his family made their way to Jordan to start a new life
Moldávia: Casa das Crianças Arco-Íris
When Aloina was 5 years old, ADRA workers found her and her brother living in the garbage in downtown Chisinau, Moldova’s capital. Their home was a cardboard box. With their father dead, their mother—having no interest in them—had abandoned the little children
Zimbabué: A missão da ADRA para a educação
Ten-year-old Plaxedes was so excited about her new school in Zimbabwe that she went to class early.
República Democrática do Congo: Projeto Ongea: “Falar” para o empoderamento das mulheres
Valerie* tem 16 anos, é mãe de um bebé de 4 meses e foi vítima de violação. Quando tinha apenas 14 anos, os soldados que patrulhavam a estrada para a cidade levaram-na à força e violaram-na sexualmente. Com medo do estigma associado à violação, manteve-a em segredo.
Quénia: Projeto de Capacitação das Raparigas
Fifteen-year-old Confridah started high school with excitement. She excelled in her studies and had plans to go to a university in the future. Her father had different plans
Tailândia: A missão da ADRA para a segurança das mulheres
From within her office, 22-year-old Lin sees all the girls who come through the front door of the shelter. Some are just children, cowering in the doorway. Many are on their own, without family to protect them. All are vulnerable to the devastating sex trade that is rampant in Thailand.
Mali: A ADRA ajuda a cultivar novas técnicas agrícolas
Saly and Bintu live in Gao, located by the banks of Mali’s Niger River. The river is a precious resource, and many turn to fishing for income and for feeding their families.
Ruanda: A criação de cabras paga a educação
Cynthia is not like most 9-year-olds. When she comes home from school, her first priority is not to watch TV or make a snack for herself.
Vietname: Banco de vacas ajuda os cegos
For 63 years, Lam felt like a burden. Born blind in the Tay Ninh province, where visually impaired people are considered invalids, Lam struggled with a sense of worth.