How do you get the most authentic travel experience? Go with someone who was born there - literally!
Salim Khan is a local guide at Kumbhalgarh Fort in Rajasthan, India, and now leads ME to WE travellers on an adventure in history inside the walls of his birthplace.
Each year, the school in Awash Kolati disappears—washed away in Ethiopia’s annual floods. Each time, the community gathers to rebuild. This is their journey to a permanent solution.
From Craig Kielburger:
"I love that you can see all five pillars of our development model from the top of this water tower in Melelo, one of the (WE Villages) communities we partner within rural Kenya." 🌽🏥👩🏿💙
A look back at an amazing year of impacts in 2018!
Passionate about education? Water? Food?
Still time to make 5x the impact on select donation items to help support WE Villages.
Donate at www.WE.org/donate by December 31 to still be eligible for end-of-year tax receipts!
"When WE began working with our village, they came to us with an opportunity; not a donation" - Renata Ortiz
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End your year with life-changing impact.
Donate at www.WE.org/donate or through the link in bio by December 31 to still be eligible for end-of-year tax receipts!
In a region untouched by mommy blogs or dog-eared copies of What to Expect When You’re Expecting, this is a look at mother and child health care in #India’s remote villages.
📝 Read the full story here
In the coastal village of Chone, Ecuador, chocolate isn’t just a treat. It’s a Fairtrade treasure for the whole community. 🍫
But does chocolate have the power to change academic futures? 👩🏽🎓🏫
See one family’s story 👇
On #WorldToiletDay, what better time to reflect on how simple plumbing solutions can, and are increasing the rate of girls’ education in rural India. Read more 👇
Accessing quality health care in rural Kenya was a challenge—so WE set out to connect mothers and newborns to the care they deserve.🤱🏾
Watch as Baraka Hospital’s Dr. Kahato explains the evolution of the maternal health program in the Maasai Mara and meet a mom who couldn’t imagine it being any other way. 🍼💙
http://ow.ly/spQY30myQer
Coffee farmer Carmen Chavez is teaching her daughter to be courageous and strong, in an unconventional way
Watch how the daughter of a coffee farmer dares to disrupt the norm. 👀
In Haiti, solar power at a rural school changes the educational landscape, and how residents see their future.💡
http://ow.ly/Gyez30mhHN4
On #WorldFoodDay we're celebrating Oslet, who heads up the school garden in Dos Palais.
His deep community roots have established him as a role model—a status reaffirmed through every interaction with his garden apprentices.
Read his story:
It's World Teachers Day today!
Take it from these 3 inspiring leaders across the globe - teachers may come in many different forms, but the positive impact they can make is always a game-changer.
Meet Sandra, a jungle guide from the Amazon who leads hikes with the purpose of protecting the rainforest.
Learn more about her amazing impact 👇
"Today, I am in a position where I can help others. So I want to clear the way for the women behind me trying to build their dreams." 💙
Meet Mama Jane. CEO of the Masaai Mara and total BOSS! 💪🏿
She shows us the importance of female leaders in the workplace, so we're shining the spotlight on her for #GenderEqualityWeek.
A skeptical community. A school falling down. One man’s mission to convince his village that a new school 🏫 could result in much more than classroom walls—and how WE Villages found its latest community in Rajasthan, India. 🇮🇳
http://ow.ly/rptJ30lP70y
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I have to say the WE program is amazing and it took me in I have had struggles with almost losing my life and had learn how do alot of things for myself again thru rehab. And still have many struggles today.. but the month after I was life flighted from the accident.I went back college always wanting to go back after quieting once before .. I went in to nursing I seen and felt the compassion from all the nurse's and doctors and the aides changed my life forever so I always want people never give up on how hard life is and can be because you can ask for help and it will be there somewhere don't stand alone when you need help stand strong with others and make a difference in your life and others saying never give up anything is possible. you
I saw your interview in 60 minutes and I'M soooo proud of you. The work that you are doing for children all over the world is sooo amazing. I have always believe in the potencials and the power of the children . As a former director of Childhelp line Aruba (Fundacion Telefon Pa Hubentud Aruba) I have worked with youngsters helping other children, but seeing what you all have accomplish, it just so wonderfull. And I believe that miracles are not out of this universe. Keep doing the great job that you are doing.!!! You are the transformers of abetter world.
I believe that free the children's goal is to make the world a better place. They have had a lasting impact upon people around the world. I support their cause to make a better tomorrow.
Honestly this is the organization that got me inspired to take action!! What u guys do is so amazing and it impacts the world so positively. Not just across the globe but also here!
I have some orphan children in Sierra Leone whom I've known for over 10 yearsI will share the letters they are currently writing to me on this site.at present I don't have the resource to help them achieve their dreams.any help gratefully received.
Watching the story on TV right now. I have a 1 year old. I have hope in my heart that she is able to join your movement. Either with you or on her own ambition. I know she will make a difference.
My daughter and I just watched your interview on 60 minutes and were inspired to get involved! What a fantastic organization! We look far ward to helping in any way possible!
I just learned about this while listening to #WNJC 1360, home of #TheKevinStormShow.
Amazing organization! Can not wait to start selling the bracelets and helping others out!!!
I think what they do is amazing :)