On August 26, a catastrophic flash flood tore through the Himalayan region along the Nepal-Tibet border, sending a devastating surge of water, mud, and debris through villages and towns below. More than 1,000 people have died. Thousands remain missing. And countless families have lost homes, livelihoods and loved ones.
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When Samson was a small boy in rural Bangladesh, his life was marked by poverty, uncertainty, and very few opportunities. But everything changed the day he arrived at the Home of Hope. Years later, as a grown man, he reflected on what the Home had given him... In English, he said a phrase he had worked hard to learn: “Here we got hope.”
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Ram, a Nepali school teacher, walks 30 minutes from his small mud-brick home to the village school each morning, greeting students along the way — some carrying heavy books, others carrying the weariness of meals at home that fill but fail to nourish.
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Aanshi sat wringing her hands as she looked around their single bedroom home, ashamed of the life she found herself living. Being forced to serve customers had become the only life she was accustomed to living. She looked up as her husband accepted payment from the next customer, ushered him in, and closed the door without a look back. She had come to accept the lie that this was all she was good for. She closed her eyes, remembering the moment she was married off to her first husband at just 13 years old to a man twice her age.…
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Ramesha’s stomach groaned as she handed the last bite of food from her plate to her younger sister. Their family had been sharing only one meal a day for weeks, with no end in sight.
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She needed an escape — an oasis — a place to get away from the horror show of her life and find HOPE — And you helped make it possible.
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