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Rhoda saved her daughters from FGM: “Let everyone hate me, but let me have God”
In a remote Maasai village in Kenya, three generations of women—Mary, Rhoda, and Joyce—stand as living proof that change is possible. Their story is one of courage, as a mother’s bold decision to defy tradition helped end the cycle of female genital mutilation in her family.
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Changing Attitudes in Tanzania Bring More Children with Disabilities to School
At Kalema Primary School in Tanzania, one in six pupils has a disability.
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New training programme supports roma inclusion in the labour market
HERO project develops a comprehensive training programme to support Roma Inclusion in the labour market.
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Fida initiates change negotiations
Fida initiates change negotiations affecting all employees in Finland and abroad.
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Ugandan men challenge traditions and lead the way for change
Ugandan men show that change is possible, even in a culture where traditions run deep.
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“Hope Has Awakened” – Fida launches winter relief in Gaza
Fida is launching a winter relief effort in Gaza together with the Swedish Pentecostal relief and development organisation PMU.
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Soap-Making: A Path Out of Poverty in Tanzania
Soap-making changed Upendo’s life in Tanzania. Through Fida’s work, women gain livelihood opportunities, education, and hope for their entire community.
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Lucy’s dream came true: “I am supporting my family”
Tanzanian Lucy found her own path and built a thriving business. Fida and the Free Pentecostal Church of Tanzania’s Tunandoto programme is transforming women’s lives all across Tanzania.
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Vision gave birth to a new church in Hungary
In eastern Hungary, something unique has been built in the middle of a Roma community called Delhi – the community’s first church building.