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Today, Ruben Rasaili, our partner in Nepal, spent time with Gwyn Williams, the UK Operations Director, and they shared together about our work and how your support is changing the lives of so many people in Nepal. You can watch their interview here   https://youtu.be/TuHlIz3weBo

Over 30 years, we have sought to move from being a disaster relief organisation to one   which believes in creating long term sustainable futures for children and families. We do   this through offering support of mind, body and spirit. One of the key areas in which Feed the Hungry has been involved in for many years is South Sudan where we supporting 2 orphanages in Juba and Yei. Since 2005 we have provided support to the villages and nearly 2 years ago the children and staff had to flee from…

Feed The Hungry has launched a new ministry initiative in partnership with Farming God’s Way.  We now have field agents working in Zambia, Malawi and Uganda to teach local families how to grow more crops and raise livestock more efficiently. This method of farming God’s way uses Biblical principles for farming with proper land management and technology to increase productivity. And it works! By using these methods of farming and raising livestock, families grow and harvest more food to support themselves. Many improve their yields to have surplus crops to…

Chuck had the privilege of traveling to Uganda where we are feeding 53,876 children daily. “Our team visited several Feed The Hungry feeding centers in the Kyriandongo and Rwamwanja refugee camps. I got to  experienced first-hand how your support, through prayer and finances, is helping so many lives. The people we met in the refugee settlements exhibited hope and resilience.  Listening to their stories, we learned about the life they had in South Sudan or the Congo. Many lived in villages with family and friends. Many were farmers; some raised…

If I could take you to a refugee camp in west Uganda, you would meet some of the most generous people in the world there. In 2012 a violent war began between the Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebel soldiers, one of 70 rebel armies terrorising civilians. Since then, over 80,000 people have fled to the Rwamwanja Resettlement Camp in Uganda. People like Elizabeth. She is a single mother of four who had to flee the violent war in the Congo with her children. Her children now receive a daily…

Without the support of people like you, we would not be able to support others; people like Pastor Mbabizi Rose. Pastor Mbabizi Rose heard of the great needs of the Congolese refugees in the Rwamwanja camp in Uganda and came to help. She didn’t know how God would use her until she saw how children with disabilities are often terribly neglected. Most disabilities are not diagnosed and parents may not know how to properly care for a child who has a disability. Some parents leave their children on the street,…

This is Susan and Esther who live with their uncle at Katwikira within the Kibera Slums. Susan is in form one and Esther is in form two. Unfortunately, their Uncle left the house in the slum with no prior notice about three months ago. This has left them unable to get to and from school and with no income. They have had to look for jobs such as washing peoples cloths and homes. Even when they are able to find such work they are not always paid and are sometimes…

Feed the Hungry UK is delighted this morning to announce it has appointed Manchester based Christian funny man, Tony Vino as its first Ambassador for the charity. Tony Vino is a well known Christian comedian, who is currently hosting the Britain’s Got Talent Live show across the country. Tony is best known for the way he seamlessly mixes well thought out observational humour with audience interaction and quick witted responses. His life and interests are wide ranging, and so is his material, all performed in a warm, friendly and non-offensive…

At a supermarket in a poor community on the outskirts of Harare (Zimbabwe), hundreds of people line up in the blazing sun. The shop is shut and a handful of police wearing helmets and carrying truncheons prevent people from swarming the door. “These people have been here for the past six hours; since 3:00am they have been here” a man says angrily as he gestures to the lines. Women carry small babies on their backs in the hot afternoon sun. No-one even knows if the shop will open today, or…

The Feed The Hungry international team would like to thank Daniel Skokan, the Czeck Director, for hosting this years meeting of all the international directors on The Church – boat in Prague where he is the pastor. We were all thankful for the huge strides that have been made to now provide food to 232, 560 children. This is a 40% increase from last year. We give thanks for the honour of serving God’s children and for the generosity of our donors that make this happen. As we speak 250,000…