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A young woman in a black hoodie writes on paper at a table in a room with wood-paneled walls, surrounded by others in a tailoring skills program in rural China.

2026 HET Participants Take Midterm Exam

Women in our Husky Energy Tailoring Skills Program reached a major milestone, mastering sewing skills that pave the way to sustainable livelihoods.

Black-and-white photo of hands passing a bowl of rice at a communal meal, conveying generosity, care, and shared nourishment.

Australian Charities to Donate To Depending On Your Advocacy

Australian charities to donate to across health, food security, education, human trafficking, women’s rights, Indigenous empowerment, refugee support, and…

A panel of five speakers sits on a stage in front of a large screen titled Pillars of Protection at a conference about child safety and protection.

The Pillars of Protection: Multi-Sectoral Conference on OSAEC Prevention and Response

We joined the Pillars of Protection Conference to strengthen collaboration, raise OSAEC awareness, and reinforce community-led efforts to protect children…

A man in a blue sweater hands a small purple snack bag to a smiling woman in a red turtleneck standing inside a small, well-stocked village shop in Nepal.

The Power of a Small Loan

Biffe Maya Galan transformed a small grocery store into a thriving business, proving how microloans and entrepreneurship can empower women and protect…

A smiling boy in a floral jacket, a woman in a blue shirt with a head wrap, and a boy in a striped sweater with a red scarf stand by a gray wall in rural China.

Qubi Meimei’s Confidence

Through our Chicken Farming Program, Qubi Meimei is building a sustainable income to raise her two sons and give them a brighter future.

Two girls sit indoors in the Philippines; the left one wears a red and white striped shirt, while the right one wears a red top and white headband. Other people are visible in the background.

Jan and Joy: Different Ages, Different Paths, Same Hope

Through our Manila Slum Program, Joy and Jan are staying in school, gaining confidence, and building brighter futures through education and support.

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