Two Stories of Hope in Europe
USANA Foundation
December 29, 2015
Oksana spends her days at home in Belarus with her widowed mother. One of her favorite times of the week is when volunteers come to visit
Oksana spends her days at home in Belarus with her widowed mother. One of her favorite times of the week is when volunteers come to visit
Journey with us to a remote village of Thailand named Hua Hia. This Hill Tribe region, north of Chiang Mai is home to about 80 families. Ajar
Near the heart of the island nation of the Philippines, a region known as Metro Cebu is home to over 2.5 million people. Over 40%
“My name is Eba Nyameke and I am 27 years of age. I am married with 9 children. Though I didn’t give birth to all these
Nakabonye Annociata is a single mother who takes care of five children, including a four month old baby that was abandoned by an unknown mother shortly after birth.
Shristi, Sujana, and Samuel never heard from their father again after he didn’t come home from work one day. After being abandoned, it was impossible
Paz and Rene were struggling in their marriage. Their strife was mostly motivated by the lack of money to support the family. Paz showed desperation, confusion and frustration as a
“I have lived in sorrow for many years; but the last three years have been the most horrible. My husband and I were living together in our
Wanita is a single mother with three children, ages five, four and three. Wanita faces extreme challenges finding a stable job because employers will only hire people with
Mexicali is an agricultural valley in Baja California, Mexico. Mexicali’s economy has been historically based on agricultural products, and to this day this remains a large
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