Education can make all the difference
Rich Tarro draws inspiration from families whose faith-filled lives exemplify trust in God’s loving providence.
Finding hope by admitting defeat
Recovering alcoholic/addict Megan Hamilton takes AA meetings to Mombasa’s mental health hospital.
One family’s struggles
HOPE Project’s education support gives young people a chance for a better future.
The downs and ups of starting in mission
Struggles and enthusiasm as new addiction recovery support services begin where there have been close to none
Gratitude, in spite of it all
What Kenyans can teach us about persevering in the midst of great hardships
Ethan’s story
Seeing students like Ethan excel is what makes everything we do at HOPE Project worth it.
Computer lab brings new educational opportunities
Vulnerable children in the HOPE Project in Mombasa, Kenya, now have better educational resources for learning.
Starting a delayed new school year in Kenya
HOPE Project in Mombasa begins education support for a new group of orphans and other vulnerable children.
Light for Mwanahamisi’s mud hut
Supporting the education of HOPE Project’s children also means supporting their families in their everyday struggles.
Kwa heri: My farewell letter from Mombasa
Mike Garr spent three and half years as a Maryknoll lay missioner serving in vocational education in Kenya.
Grace gets news glasses — and preparing to say farewell
Kathy Flatoff reflects on a great Christmas gift — and on her missioner experience of the past three years.
