Blog: Wellness

Dakuwadada Village, Nepal

Hartaj* and his family have learnt many Transformational Community Development (TCD) lessons. They had no job at first and were facing financial problems. When they joined the TCD class and learnt about Income Generation and self-sustainability, they started poultry farming, and now they have a job and income. Having his own poultry farm is his pride and joy. Hartaj said, “Now my family has become a model family by running a poultry farm in the Paswan community.”  

Ramantar Village, Nepal

MH Village*, Myanmar

Gem Village, Kenya

Transformational Community Development (TCD) has become one of the most functional and dependable agents of change throughout the Gem community. TCD has aided in monitoring health issues across the community. After GHNI began serving in the Gem community, it became aware that there was a lack of adequate health personnel to monitor health issues among the people.

Ezbit el Nakhl Village, Egypt

Ɖorgovska mahala, Serbia

MH Village*, Myanmar

The lack of latrines in rural areas is still one of the biggest issues in our country. Many households in villages have not accessed education on the importance of hygiene and using toilets properly. MH Village once was one of those communities that refused to build latrines for households a few years ago. However, the continued Transformational Community Development (TCD) programme in the village has caused a huge transformation within a couple years in the Wellness sector.

Attir Village, Kenya

The Transformational Community Development (TCD) Health volunteers in Attir are working extra hard each day in improving the health status of the community. They have been working closely with GHNI each and every day. GHNI has been mentoring them and connecting them with other organisations in helping improve the health of people within the community.

House of Ruth, Jordan

Sewing Class

Week 1 was all about learning the basics of sewing, introducing the tools and the machine used, laying down the foundations, learning how to cut the fabric properly, and learning how to align the pieces on the top of each other correctly. In weeks 2 & 3, the teacher taught the participants how to take measures of the waist, shoulders, thighs, and chest, how to sew in a straight line, and how to take in clothes.

Binodpur Village, India

Greetings from Binodpur. It is our privilege to share our monthly updates.