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hope_schoolThe first Hope Public School is now a year old! Please consider sponsoring a child, teacher or the school.

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Vietnam buiding team
The World Hope house building project in Vietnam was a great success! Thank you to LAN for the amazing work she did as our local representative. For all the latest, follow the team on Facebook

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October 6th

The World Hope team have now seen around 300 patients over 3 days in a regional medical clinic about 3-4 hours from Phnom Penh. For all the latest, follow the team on Facebook
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World Hope team are now in Vietnam - September 27thhouse building in vietnam
A team from World Hope Network are currently in Vietnam working on a house building project as well as a medical mission. For all the latest, follow the team on Facebook

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The Hope Public School in Lahore, Pakistan are so thankful for the generosity of World Hope sponsors. At the start of June, funds were provided to the World Hope School project which saw all 116 children receive their text books for the year ahead. more

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In late November, the Australian CEO and Vice CEO joined with World Hope Network’s Pakistan team, to distribute 600 blankets and 300 family kits to flood affected families in the North-West Frontier region of Pakistan. more

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The World Hope team travelled with a team of Pakistan volunteers for the distribution to the village of Mian Issa, in the province of Kyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. more

You can listen to interviews on the ABC by clicking on the below links-

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The first Hope Public School System was started as an initiative of World Hope Pakistan in 2010. The school is in a poor village in Lahore. So far, all funds have been raised and supported from within Pakistan. In 2011, we are looking to raise funds to equip the school with salaries for 8 teachers, better school facilities, students with warm, winter uniforms and a desk / chair for each child to get them of the ground. more

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Pakistan Flood Appeal - If you can help, please make a donation

World Hope Network is appealing for urgent funds as the deadly floods in Pakistan are now impacting around 20 million people, including more than six million children. The destruction from the August Floods has now become the worst humanitarian crisis in Pakistan's history. We have a team on the ground in Pakistan now, and are able to get emergency aid where it is most needed, straight away! more
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pakistan_flood2August, 2010

The scale of the catastrophe is overwhelming. More than 250,000 homes are thought to have been damaged or destroyed across Pakistan, with only a fraction of the displaced having been issued tents. Many are living in muddy camps or overcrowded government buildings, while thousands more are sleeping in the open next to their cows, goats and whatever possessions they managed to drag with them. All aid agencies have described the situation as being far worse than first thought, and with monsoonal rains are expected to continue for another month – more funds are urgently needed.

The situation here has become desperate. People are starving and more floods are coming. Unfortunately, due to the desperation, aid workers are being mobbed, robbed and severely injured, causing the government to restrict the access of most aid workers into the affected areas. Having said that, (due to a growing, co-operative relationship with the government) it has been arranged for World Hope Network to go in to the affected areas (in the North) with the army to assist with emergency aid and distribution. more