Jordan: Resilience, Healing, and Hope
“In five years, I see myself opening my own business,” said Asma, “sewing and selling new fashions for women. ” Since battling—and beating ...
Category: How We Serve
Georgia: Learning for Long-Term Growth
In the country of Georgia, IOCC recently started helping smallholder farmers—especially women, youth, and displaced people—grow their agricultural repertoire.
The Miracle of a Seed
Tiny seeds are one of God’s most amazing miracles. They can create magnificent forests, or fields of crops that can feed thousands.
Fresh Confidence through Expert Care
When Enatnesh, a farmer, arrived at an IOCC clinic in Ethiopia, she was in terrible pain. Her badly swollen left leg meant she was unable to work.
844,000,000 Lack Access to Clean Water, Close-by
Have you ever been in a hot, dry place where you didn't have enough to drink? Have you ever become sick because you drank water that wasn't safe?
Balkans: Staff, Supporters Complete Study Trip
In September, a small group of IOCC supporters (including board member, Jonathan Russin) joined staff on a study trip to Serbia, including Kosovo and Metohija.
Greece: Looking to the Future
“I was so happy,” said recent graduate Anastasia, who’ll study this fall at the prestigious University of Athens School of Dentistry. It was her first choice ...
Lebanon: Stepping into Sustainability
“I can now do things myself, such as fixing my children’s clothes,” said Sourayya, a 35-year-old mother of five from Syria. “Most of the time ...
Envisioning a Stronger Economic Future in Greece
Officially, the economic crisis in Greece is over. But in reality, its effects are still ravaging the country. Give for Greece, an IOCC initiative ...
Regaining Life After Loss
Losing her eldest son and her husband completely changed Jamal’s life. The 34-year-old felt like her life had ended ...