We have new projects in Cameroon, Chile and Kenya and 2 projects that have entered into phase 2 in Albania and Ecuador. Here’s a summary of what’s new with CWR:
Poor rural farmers in western Africa are in …
New Projects!
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Written on May 3rd, 2012
Filed under: Community Development, General
Tags: Agriculture, Albania, Cameroon, Chile, Ecuador, Kenya, Medical, Micro-enterprise, Women
Filed under: Community Development, General
Tags: Agriculture, Albania, Cameroon, Chile, Ecuador, Kenya, Medical, Micro-enterprise, Women
Sustainable Livelihood and Discipleship Through Chicken Raising
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Written on April 24th, 2012
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Agriculture, Cameroon, Micro-enterprise
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Agriculture, Cameroon, Micro-enterprise
CWR has recently entered into a new partnership with The Torchbearers Foundation for Mission, Reconciliation and Development in Cameroon, Africa. Sharon Davis, an ECC missionary, is working with Torchbearers and will be managing a new CWR-funded chicken raising project …
Out with the old, in with the new
The Master’s Workshop in the Paradise Neighborhood of Soledad, Colombia, is a project that really understands the phrase transformational community development. Specifically, the project produces decorative artwork, provides vocational training, offers employment, and contributes positively to the dire economic situation …
Updates from the Hindustani Covenant Church
The Hindustani Covenant Church, HCC, has been a partner that continues to astound us with their commitment to transforming the lives of individuals and communities all across India. Some of their many efforts to strive for justice and act compassionately …
A Harvest in Haiti
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Written on April 11th, 2012
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Agriculture, Haiti
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Agriculture, Haiti
“Involvement and empowerment of the local community” is one of the guiding values for Covenant World Relief. Strategically, we know that by developing resources and talents already present in the community we will do much more good than if we …
