It’s Not Easy, but it’s Worth It: Growing Orange-Fleshed Sweet Potato
By Patience Obour – Nutrition Program Officer Elizabeth, a mother of two from the village of Beposo in southern Ghana,...
By Patience Obour – Nutrition Program Officer Elizabeth, a mother of two from the village of Beposo in southern Ghana,...
By Bernard Frimpong Bannor – Agriculture & Entrepreneurship Program Officer In Self-Help International’s quest to alleviate hunger, research by Self-Help’s...
By Jesse Jackson Sarkodie – Nutrition Program Officer It is often sad to see malnourished women and their children in...
By Rev. Mary Jane Oakland, PhD Since I last wrote to you just after returning from Ghana in February, Self-Help’s...
Amidu lives in the rural village of Ama Badu in Ghana and serves as the PTA chairman of the local...
by Katie Jackson, Communications Intern, and Megan Sehr, Development Director In Roger Thurow’s recently published book, The First 1,000 Days,...
By Jerry Perkins and Nora Tobin This article originally appeared in the Des Moines Register on October 14, 2018. Reprinted...
I am Amos and I am 8 months old, and you see me in this picture riding on my mother’s...
1 in 4 Children Self-Help International has been instrumental in starting feeding programs in primary schools in rural villages in...
Six-month-old Seylin was wilting. Much like a flower that droops without sunshine and water. After being put up for adoption,...
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