WORLD HOPE INTERNATIONAL INC
Programs
Program 1 [2020]
GLOBAL HEALTH: WHI INVESTS IN HIGH-IMPACT HEALTH PROJECTS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN THROUGH ACCESS TO QUALITY AND AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE AND PREVENTION SERVICES. APPROACHES TO HEALTH INCLUDE STRENGTHENING THE HEALTHCARE WORKFORCE (BOTH CLINICIANS AND ALLIED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS), IMPROVING HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE, AND PILOTING INNOVATIVE PROJECTS WITH THE POTENTIAL TO SCALE. IN SIERRA LEONE, WHI IS AN IMPLEMENTING PARTNER OF CHILD HEALTH AND MORTALITY PREVENTION SURVEILLANCE (CHAMPS), THE LARGEST RESEARCH GRANT FROM THE GATES FOUNDATION, AND DETECTED 130 PRIMARY CAUSES OF DEATH AMONG STILLBIRTHS AND UNDER-5S. WHI PROVIDED ESSENTIAL PHYSIO AND REHABILITATION SERVICES TO 1,145 CHILDREN WHILE STRENGTHENING 29 THERAPISTS AND COMMUNITY WORKERS IN THE PROGRAM AND LOCAL HEALTH SCIENCES UNIVERSITY IN SIERRA LEONE. WHI IS RESPONDING TO THE ONGOING COVID-19 PANDEMIC, IMPROVING HANDWASHING STATIONS AT HEALTH FACILITIES, PROVIDING MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND CONSUMABLES, AND DISSEMINATING COMMUNITY MESSAGING, INCLUDING VACCINE AWARENESS. IN HAITI, WHI SUPPORTS THE WESLEYAN HOSPITAL, THE ONLY HOSPITAL ON LA GONAVE ISLAND, WHICH SERVED 6,925 PATIENTS, FOCUSED ON MATERNAL HEALTH, EMERGENCY, AND COVID CARE. MEANINGFUL PARTNERSHIPS INCLUDE THE GATES FOUNDATION (VIA CROWN AGENTS), BUILD HEALTH INTERNATIONAL, UNICEF, AND PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$8.7MProgram 2 [2020]
PROTECTION AND ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFICKING: WHI WORKS TO ADDRESS ISSUES THAT VIOLATE FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS, INCLUDING HUMAN TRAFFICKING, GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE, AND LACK OF ACCESS TO EDUCATION. AS THE COVID PANDEMIC INCREASED THE RISK OF TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS (TIP), WHI CONTINUED TO SCALE ITS PREVENTION WORK WITH GOVERNMENTS AND QUALITY AFTERCARE SERVICES FOR CHILD AND ADULT SURVIVORS. WHI PHILIPPINES FOCUSED ON THE IMPACT OF ONLINE SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN (OSEC), ENGAGING 21 SHELTER PARTNERS IN PUBLIC AWARENESS, LEGAL PROTECTION, AFTERCARE SERVICES AND ONGOING RESEARCH IMPACTING 180 SURVIVORS. SURVIVOR CARE IN SIERRA LEONE SERVED 57 TIP AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE SURVIVORS WITH HOLISTIC CARE AND REINTEGRATION SERVICES WITHIN WHI'S RECOVERY CENTRE WHILE SERVING HUNDREDS OF ADDITIONAL SURVIVORS IN COMMUNITIES. SIGNIFICANT GOVERNMENT ENGAGEMENT ACHIEVED REVISIONS TO THE CURRENT ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFICKING LAW, THE COUNTRY'S FIRST TIP CONVICTION, PARTICIPATION IN THE NATIONAL TIP TASK FORCE AND CAPACITY OF BORDER OFFICIALS, LAW ENFORCEMENT AND VILLAGE CHIEFS. IN LIBERIA, WHI PROVIDED TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO THE GOVERNMENT ON THE TIP HOTLINE FOR IDENTIFYING AND SUPPORTING SURVIVORS OF TIP, AS WELL AS A SPECIALIZED TIP PREVENTION CURRICULUM ROLLED OUT TO OVER 1,000 PEOPLE IN SCHOOLS. GENDER EMPOWERMENT TRAINING WITH BUSINESS SKILLS, SAFETY, AND HUMAN RIGHTS, SUPPORTED WOMEN IN SOCIAL VENTURES SUCH AS MOBILE POWER. EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN LIBERIA, HAITI, AND SIERRA LEONE FOCUSED ON IMPROVING ACCESS TO EDUCATION FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND SOCIAL PROTECTIONS THAT ALLOW CHILDREN, ESPECIALLY GIRLS, TO REMAIN IN SCHOOL. IN CAMBODIA AND THE PHILIPPINES, INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOCUSED ON ETHNIC MINORITIES, INCLUDING INCREASED PARENTAL ENGAGEMENT IN EDUCATION THROUGHOUT THE COVID PANDEMIC. DURING EMERGENCY RESPONSES, WHI PROVIDED CHILD-FRIENDLY SPACES, PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT, AND BUSINESS RECOVERY TO FEMALE SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS DURING DISASTERS SUCH AS THE MARCH 24, 2021, SUSAN'S BAY SLUM FIRE IN FREETOWN, AND SOAP-MAKING TRAINING TO ADOLESCENT GIRLS DURING COVID. IMPORTANT PARTNERSHIPS IN THESE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE SALVATION ARMY, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, EUROPEAN UNION, INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION/WORLD BANK GROUP AND FAMILY FOUNDATIONS.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$2MProgram 3 [2020]
WATER, SANITATION AND ENERGY: 104,068 PEOPLE BENEFITED FROM CLEAN WATER AND ENERGY SOLUTIONS IN 2020. MARKET-BASED VENTURES EXPANDED, SUCH AS MOBILE POWER, WITH 3,125 ENERGY CUSTOMERS IN SIERRA LEONE AND TAPEFFECT IN CAMBODIA WITH RURAL PIPED WATER SYSTEMS. WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS, TWO MINI-GRIDS FOR CLEAN WATER AND FOUR SANITATION FACILITIES WERE BUILT FOR THE PEACE ISLAND SLUM IN MONROVIA, LIBERIA. THREE NEW WELLS WERE DRILLED, 40 WELLS REHABILITATED, AND COVID19 HANDWASHING STATIONS INSTALLED FOR 35 COMMUNITIES IMPACTING 65,521 PEOPLE. IN SIERRA LEONE, WHI COMPLETED 33 WELLS (IN 11 SCHOOLS, EIGHT HEALTHCARE FACILITIES, AND 16 DISTRICTS) AND ONE SOLAR WATER SYSTEM FOR A CLINIC IMPACTING 27,718 PEOPLE. IN HAITI, A 78KWP SOLAR PV ARRAY WITH 232KWH TESLA BATTERY SUPPORTS THE WESLEYAN HOSPITAL OF LA GONAVE WITH CLEAN AND RELIABLE POWER. SOLAR ARRAYS NOW POWER THE JAHOO ECOTOURISM COMMUNITY PROGRAM IN CAMBODIA. DURING EMERGENCY RESPONSES TO HURRICANE ETA AND IOTA, WHI PROVIDED RELIEF SUPPLIES TO HONDURAS AND NICARAGUA AND PORTABLE SOLAR-POWERED WATER DESALINATION EQUIPMENT TO THE COLOMBIAN NAVY TO HELP 7,500 PEOPLE. SIGNIFICANT PARTNERS FOR WATER AND ENERGY PROGRAM INCLUDED HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, UNICEF, ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS - DENMARK, AMAZON, AND ROTARY INTERNATIONAL.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$1.5M
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