Posts by Stef Henne
Breaking Barriers: SOMA Foundation Rwanda Transforms Lives Through Education
The country of Rwanda experienced a devastating tragedy with the 1994 genocide of the Tutsi people. In the aftermath, tens of thousands of children were orphaned. Not only did these…
Read MoreRevolutionizing Healthcare: The Impact of Hayat TeleHealth in Somalia
Hayat TeleHealth is pioneering a transformative approach to healthcare in Somalia, driven by a vision where quality medical services are a fundamental right for all Somalis. With a focus on…
Read MoreYouth Creating New Beginnings Aims To Empower Philadelphia Youth
In the heart of Philadelphia, a non-profit organization is making significant strides in empowering the city’s youth to forge their own paths toward success. With a high school dropout rate…
Read MoreFluency Forward Foundation: Advancing Language Fluency & Cultural Exchange
As a young immigrant from India, Caroline Praveen struggled in school and social interactions because she spoke with an Indian accent and did not always express her thoughts for fear…
Read MoreInspire Her Nurtures Change in Menstrual Health Across Ghana
Sandra Boakye felt the need for change in menstrual health and education after engaging with the young girls in the Ghana Adolescent Health Project in 2015. She witnessed their struggles,…
Read MoreBASD Proud Parents Educate Parents On School Issues
Greg Venneman started Bethlehem Area School District Proud Parents in 2010 because he was inspired by Pennsylvania Education Voters and similar groups who work towards increasing public school state funding.…
Read MoreHope And Coffee Coatesville Will Provide Resources & Community To Those In Recovery
Coatsville, Pennsylvania currently doesn’t have any coffee shops, and most of the places to hang out in the evenings are bars or serve alcohol. For those in recovery and those…
Read MoreReadingMatters Ethiopia Brings Story To Ethiopian Children
Sara Arnold was on holiday in Ethiopia when she visited a small village outside of Gondar. She had a copy of her book, “The Big Buna Bash,” which is a…
Read MoreLatinos ARE Helps Students Work In State Government
Although almost 20% of the country’s population is Latino, which is the largest minority in the United States, there is an under-representation in federal, state, and local governments. In fact,…
Read MoreNW Kids Grows Food For Mexican Urban Communities
NW Kids founder Jeremy Bowers overcame abandonment, neglect, and homelessness throughout his childhood and youth. Seeking out ways to help others in similar situations, he traveled the world and spent…
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