Fuentes Libres is a Covenant ministry in Mexico that focuses on economic development in vulnerable communities. As a result of this ministry, hundreds of economically needy women and their families have been empowered and assisted. This ministry has 35 community …
Posts Tagged ‘Women’
Experiencing Life in Oaxaca, Mexico
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Written on October 13th, 2014
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Colombia, Mexico, Women
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Colombia, Mexico, Women
Cameroon Chickens and Goats Enters Next Phase
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Written on October 8th, 2014
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Cameroon, Women
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Cameroon, Women
The second phase of the “Passing on the Gift” project has officially begun in Belo, Cameroon! The first phase consisted of launching four sustainable chicken brooding farms, in which over 2500 chickens were brooded and then passed on to others …
Bringing Transformation in Bihar
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Written on August 25th, 2014
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: India, Micro-finance, Women
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: India, Micro-finance, Women
Covenant Social Services, working in the Bihar region of India, is seeking to be part of long lasting development in multiple aspects of the local communities. This is done through a variety of ways such as providing micro-loans, education, …
Takers to Givers, Followers to Leaders
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Written on August 13th, 2014
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Mexico, Women
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Mexico, Women
Marina attends multiple programs at the Fundefam or FDF (the Family Development Foundation) in Monterrey Mexico. Since she first was invited by a friend, Marina has spent years involved at FDF and has recently become the dance therapy class instructor. …
Escape for Freedom in India
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Written on August 4th, 2014
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Human Trafficking, India, Micro-finance, Women
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Human Trafficking, India, Micro-finance, Women
M comes from a small village in Karnataka, India. Her family believed in Devdasi tradition (these days it is considered as temple prostitution and prohibited by law). Her parents were so poor that they worked as labourers. But both of …
