Running alone. Overcoming together.
Raw Hope stands with the Overcomers – the children who’ve experienced the worst that life can offer yet they remain resilient. Hopeful in the face of adversity.
For those on the margins, life can change in an instant. We support survivors in war-torn countries, stand beside the resilient in political unrest, raise up the hopeful in the face of adversity, and walk alongside overcomers of fear.
Your gift to Raw Hope will help children living in the world’s most dangerous places survive, recover and build a future. Your donation provides essentials such as food, water, medicine and more.
Raw Hope works in countries like Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Honduras, Iraq, South Sudan and Syria.
Shaima:
“MY WALK THROUGH THE PARK
TURNED INTO A RUN FOR MY LIFE”
A flexible response. A consistent commitment.
Your contribution to Raw Hope carves out places of calm in the midst of perpetual storms by delivering:
- Life-Saving Essentials
Food. Water. Shelter. Medicine. The most basic items provide the biggest life-saving potential. We deliver nutrition, healthcare and household supplies to the people and places that need it most.
- Creating Safe Spaces
Children should feel safe and empowered so their world can be a little less interrupted. We create a place where girls and boys on the run can pause to find respite. A space where they can play, sleep, learn, find support and process trauma in a nurturing environment.
- Preventing Exploitation
We offer the opportunity for communities to learn about the damaging effects of violence and sexual abuse that’s woven into their daily lives. With women and girls being especially vulnerable, we offer protection programs and survivor counselling to be sure people are justly protected.
- Long-Term Solutions
Many dangerous places aren’t simply in a moment of crisis – they’re experiencing ongoing trauma. Our local staff have been laying the groundwork and building healthy relationships for years, helping to bring lasting transformational change to communities who need it most.