Blog: The Middle East

House of Ruth, Jordan

English Class

Global Hope Network is looking for 100 world-changers to commit to giving $1 a day in 2019 to help end extreme poverty in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. If we reach this goal, we will have raised enough funds to cover the costs of Transformational Community Development (TCD) in two villages for an entire year!

Goat Loan Program, Jordan

In Mufradat Village, Maliha suggested starting a new project to increase her income. She has a loan and a large debt which she has to repay. The project involves raising doves, and she will sell the babies. We adopted her project and we will support her by paying 75% of the project costs, leaving her to pay 25%.

Refugees in Jordan

Syrian Refugees in Jordan

We have seen about 50 Syrian refugee patients in our clinic at the House of Ruth. Most of them used to came to the clinic more than one time, and Dr. Fady is following up with their cases. They used the medications and got good results. Most of the patients suffer from high blood pressure, diabetes, and infections.

Vocational Training Program, Jordan

House of Ruth, Jordan

Computer class

As each year comes to a close, we wonder how we can make the new year even better than the last. We set goals and resolutions, we make plans, and we set our hopes high.

Maybe your new year's resolution is to make the world a better place in 2019, but you don’t know where to start. If that’s you, you’re in the right place.

This Christmas season, we invite you to partner with us on a big project in the Middle East, a region we know you have compassion for. Just like your past gifts to Global Hope Network, your support for this project will directly offer help and hope to villagers who need it most.

On behalf of all of GHNI's staff, volunteers, villagers, and partners, we would like to sincerely thank you for all you did to support us on Giving Tuesday this year!

Whether you were a donor, advocate, or social networker, you played a key role in our Giving Tuesday success. The numbers are still being finalized, but here's a summary of what we know so far.

The war is awful, but HOPE is more powerful and joyful and helps to overcome all the sorrows and suffering.

Families are living in tents made of wood, nylon, and cartons. Life is very hard in these uncomfortable conditions, very hot in summer and cold in winter. After eight years of war, nothing has changed.