Hope for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is a movement of believers dedicated to redeem lives, rebuild communities, and restore hope among the unreached people.
Together we are transforming lives
No family should have to eat food which has been rotting for weeks. No child should be sleeping on a flea-infested mat which is torn and beyond use. Thats where you and me step in.
Shop for Hope
Buy a gift of hope for an elderly couple in need. Our team will deliver the items in person so we can spend time with them, providing emotional and spiritual nourishment too.
When you sponsor a refugee child, you’ll provide live-changing opportunities:
“ The education will change our society better than politics. I always believed that the latter ruined my country and that’s why I wish to become a teacher. To enable students and people to effectively change Sudan into a better place!”, Remas, 11 years old
“ I’m a very shy young girl. I feel that nurses are also shy and usually quiet, conducting their own work in silence while healing people. I wish to become one!”, Marlene, 6 years old.
“ Because home is where love resides, memories are created, family and friends belong, and laughter never ends, being an engineer will hopefully fulfil my dream of building a home for my family and me!”, Gambri, 9 years old
“ Because everyone we meet is fighting a harder battle, I wish to be kind to him/her by becoming a Physician, to help ease people’s pain and see them in better conditions than mine”, Ezbo, 10 years old.
#Hope is the Heart of Our Stories
INTRODUCING The True Fasting of isaiah 58
Partnership
Our partnership will release your passion to make a difference in the lives of the refugees and the unreached communities.
outreaches
Ready to take the next step? Join us in an oversees outreach program in the Middle East/North Africa.
#pray for us
"This is the confidence we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to His will, He hears us."
(1 John 5:14)
Eve: “I had come here to teach; but although I saw Mahya in class, I ended up really connecting with her in an unexpected way. It began when our group of volunteers at the Centre noticed a large open sore on one of the children’s feet.”