Education

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The Digital Dance

Others – Child Poverty

How can we help equip students and teachers for the future and prevent them from being left behind? [ read more ]

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Putting Youth First at G.S. Rugando

Others – Child Poverty

Wellspring’s new program, Youth First, equips young adolescents with strategies for mental well-being and resilience. [ read more ]

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Empowering Girls

Others – Education

Education is key to unlocking a brighter future for generations of girls and boys—and no investment brings a greater return than educating girls. [ read more ]

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We are Wellspring

Others – Child Poverty

Hear from our incredibly skilled and passionate team about who we are, and what makes our work so meaningful. [ read more ]

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Facilitation as Reconciliation: Adult Education and Poverty Alleviation

Others – Education

Middle and upper-class people from Western cultural backgrounds are particularly ill-suited for the task of training people who are materially poor. [ read more ]

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Learning Your Value

Self – Child Poverty

For anyone, a chance to learn and grow can make you feel valuable. And 12-year-old Rorn Hann didn’t always feel valued. [ read more ]

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Planting Seeds for the Future

Others – Agriculture

Imagine this: Your grades won’t cut it for a university entrance exam, and because of that, you’re not interested in attending university. [ read more ]

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Connecting Parents, Supporting Families, and Writing a New Story

Others – Community

For Advancing the Ministries of the Gospel (AMG) in Guatemala, no one is left behind by their schools and centres. [ read more ]

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A Space of Grace and a Place to Belong

Others – Community

All children, no matter their gifts and abilities, strengths and weaknesses, deserve a place to belong at school. [ read more ]

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“Education is For All—Boys and Girls”

Others – Education

There’s an old saying in Kinyarwanda that goes, “Impamyabumenyi y’umugore ni umugabo we.” When translated, it means “a wife’s degree is her husband.” [ read more ]

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Prayer and Care

Others – Education

“I support all my students with what I have because I believe [they] are smart and can be something in life. Their circumstances don’t define them." [ read more ]

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2021 Review: The Year of Resilience

Others – COVID-19

With 2022 in full swing, we’re reflecting on all we accomplished in 2021 despite another year marked by uncertainty and change. [ read more ]

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