Human trafficking is one of the world’s most profitable criminal industries, generating more than $236 billion from forced labor today, according to the International Labour Organization. Behind these...
Camila’s childhood began with heartache. At a young age she was abandoned by her mother and then her father became unable to care for her. Her grandmother was left to raise her, but...
Most 1-year-olds are learning to walk and talk, experiencing the world in a new way with their whole lives ahead of them—but this was not the case for Wilbur. At one year old, Wilbur was...
In a small rural village in South Asia, families’ lives are defined by survival, with virtually no opportunities to improve their circumstances. Most families survive on daily wage labor, primarily by picking cotton on other...
From Tears to Newfound Hope In the narrow lanes of a crowded slum, where the sound of quarrels often drowns out laughter and the temptations of the streets—drugs, gangs, and...
This June, One More Child is celebrating our Child Sponsorship program, which provides food, clean water, medical care, education, and the opportunity to hear the Gospel to children...
Sponsorship: A Profound Impact On a recent mission trip with One More Child, one of our teams experienced a truly unforgettable moment that beautifully illustrated the heart of...
Childhood should abound with joy, fun, laughter, and carefree wonder—yet for millions of children around the world, these formative years are marked by hardship, hunger, pain, and struggle. ...
Hunger is a global problem, affecting over 148 million children who experience chronic malnourishment (UNICEF). Millions grow up without enough nutritious food to support healthy growth and development,...
As an enthusiastic preschooler, Gustave spends his days learning the alphabet, practicing how to write his name, building his counting skills, and singing songs. As a sponsored child in our...