Internship Reflection ditulis oleh Nata*
Posted On October 31, 2021
(nama sudah diganti) click here to read in English or other languages Saya sangat bersyukur bisa pelayanan selama kurang lebih dua bulan di tempat ini…. Read More →
Bring Your Bayong
Posted On June 24, 2021
From Tim in Manila Over the past few months, we have been working on a small livelihood project in partnership with a group of mothers… Read More →
Labor pains and heart ache
Posted On January 24, 2021
Yasmin* (*not her real name) came faithfully to my prenatal group throughout her whole pregnancy. She is the daughter-in-law of a woman our team had helped… Read More →
Hot off the Swiss press
Posted On October 11, 2020
The latest Swiss newsletter has just been published, with a host of hopeful stories emerging despite very difficult days. Read More →
COVID response after Lockdown
Posted On June 24, 2020
In India and the Philippines lockdown meant our poor neighbours weren’t able to work and earn. Over recent weeks, the lockdowns have eased but infection rates are still growing. Read More →
FtAF: A Lent Experiment in Solidarity with Indian Poor
Posted On March 7, 2014
[As we enter the season of Lent, I have seen many Facebook posts commenting on what people are giving up, with most of them being… Read More →
Entrepreneurial Stove Project Seeks to Transform Slums in India
Posted On November 18, 2011
Cooking dinner for your family should not cause you to contract diseases and die young. And yet according to the World Health Organisation (WHO), globally… Read More →
Labourers are the Mortar
Posted On January 16, 2009
“Bus #48” they say, catch that and you can see half of Bangkok for 8 Baht. So I decide to take advantage of the cheap… Read More →