Tag: Stories
“Just Because He Can’t See Doesn’t Mean He Can’t Think”
I carried out a field visit to observe first-hand the work that the Helen Keller Intl Niger staff had been
Read more about “Just Because He Can’t See Doesn’t Mean He Can’t Think”Village Model Farmer Makes Her Community a Model Community
In the wake of the devastating 7.9 earthquake that hit Nepal this past April, we went to the Nuwakot district
Read more about Village Model Farmer Makes Her Community a Model CommunityAlleviating Vitamin A Deficiency With OFSPs
Orange Fleshed Sweet Potatoes (OFSPs) have been scientifically proven to be the best source of vitamin A to combat the
Read more about Alleviating Vitamin A Deficiency With OFSPs“Grab a Root and Hang On, We’ve Got to Get Through This!”
Ishowri is a Village Model Farmer (VMF) who lives in a small village in the Rasuwa district, situated in the
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The Reaching Agent of Change (RAC) project advocates for improved policy and increased investment in the distribution of Orange Fleshed
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John Palmer, former President of Helen Keller International October 4, 2001 What attracted me to Helen Keller International wasn’t so
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Helen Keller International recently celebrated its Centennial Anniversary. In addition to a host of exciting commemorative events taking place in Africa,
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On June 15, 2014, I headed to Banjh VDC-3 to visit some of the households of our beneficiaries to observe the poultry rearing condition.
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Changing behaviour is difficult and often seems impossible, especially if it is surrounded by a great deal of perception, misconception,
Read more about “Learn, Believe, Practice, and Stick to it”—A Simple Recipe For ChangePrevention Is Better Than Cure
On a recent tour of one of the many sites of our Suaahara project, which empowers women, their young children
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