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  • Simply Water
  • Starting with One:Economic Dev
  • Peace from War
  • Holding Hands: HIV/AIDS & Health
  • Women as Cornerstones
  • Led by Children
  • Hunger No More
  • Into Disaster

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  • Africa
    • Burundi
    • Democratic Republic of Congo
    • Ethiopia
    • Kenya
    • Mozambique
    • Rwanda
    • Sudan
    • Uganda
  • Asia
    • Bangladesh
    • Cambodia
    • Indonesia
    • Philippines
  • Latin America
    • Bolivia
    • Dominican R.
    • Guatemala
    • Haiti
    • Nicaragua
    • Peru
  • North America
    • Canada
    • USA
  • Europe
    • Switzerland
    • Sweden
    • UK

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  • Photojournalism Essays
    • Global Food Crisis
    • Lives of the Displaced
    • I Am Strong
    • Paths to Peace in Northern Uganda
    • You Are Beautiful
    • The Struggle of a Child
    • Black and White
    • Earth Laughs in Flowers
    • Economic Development
    • All that matters
  • Media Theater
    • You Still the Hunger of Those You Cherish
    • Today We Have Hope
    • Crisis in Congo
    • Led by Children
    • Emmanuel's Story
    • Conflict Waters
    • Burundi: The Story of Rubura
    • From One to Many: Economic Development
  • Stories
    • Crisis in Congo
    • War Relief
    • A Great Cup of Coffee
    • When Peace Works
    • Forgiving the Opressor
    • Shielded
    • A Healed Heart
    • Responding to Flood Disaster
    • What if We Could Love?
    • Walking Again
    • A Family Reunited
    • I Will Be Your Sight
    • One Communitys Revolution
    • The Threat of Famine
    • What's Impossible?
    • The Power Of Change
    • The End of the Poverty Line

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  • Partner with a Community
  • Go-Ed
  • Go Global: Work Overseas
  • Sponsor a Child
  • Speak Out
  • Listen Project
  • Listen Project - Blog

Through creative businesses ranging from small business development to large-scale coffee production, the influx of profits can boost and spur entire economic systems. This equals more jobs and more opportunities. And ultimately, less poverty. In Rwanda and Burundi, FH is doing just this. Economic decay is a form of brokenness. We are changing that.