Stories

Abdullai and his wife, Fatia, are a young couple who have faced struggles well beyond their years. The couple started their family in their ...

After a sweltering day spent working on a farm, Julio heads home longing for a cool drink of water. The water that runs from his kitchen tap...

ust a Little Sparkle for a Brighter Future Sisters Gema, 24, and Cristina, 27, are two of the twenty-five women who live in Ochomogo, Rivas,...

Felicia was born and raised in a place called Kwaso, in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. She is a sixty-five-year-old widow and a mother of seve...

Since officially launching the Teen Girls Club in September 2016, the 150 teen girls we serve have been receiving reproductive health guidan...

Imagine you are a doctor working in San Carlos, Nicaragua.  A patient comes in with a case that probably requires surgery.  If you had a per...

By Susan Cornforth, SHI USA Staff Many schools in rural Nicaragua lack a library, making it that much more difficult for students to receive...

We are often asked how we decide which communities to serve. In Ghana, we intentionally focus on rural communities within a 25-mile radius o...

This story is a guest post by Isaac Paul. Isaac is from Muscatine, Iowa. He took a six month leave of absence from Trioak Foods in Oakville,...

Over the past few months, we’ve been working with sixteen area farm families and their children to demonstrate the nutritional value o...

Mr. and Mrs. Ahimah live in Beposo village with their 3 daughters; Elizabeth, Mary and Rose. It wasn’t until Elizabeth was three years...

I am writing to you today about Adriana because she is an outstanding example of how determination and hard work paired with resources and e...