Podcast
“Build Relationships. Break Poverty.” is a podcast that challenges the Western perception of international poverty by elevating the voices of local leaders and processing how we can help to alleviate poverty without harming those living in vulnerable communities. We are Children’s HopeChest, and we believe that building two-way relationships will break the cycle of poverty.
Moving Mountains: an interview with Hellen, leader of Mt. Elgone CarePoint in Kenya
How is the pandemic affecting one of the most impoverished communities in Kenya, and what is being done to meet critical needs and create opportunities for long-term change in that area? Hellen Makani, dynamic leader of Mt. Elgone CarePoint shares captivating stories that will fill your heart with hope.
Hear What HopeChest Has to Say on Core Values and Racial Equality
The death of George Floyd on March 25th, 2020 and resulting events in the United States have been a catalyst for internal conversations at Children’s HopeChest. Today, on “Build Relationships. Break Poverty.” we invite you to listen to one of these conversations. In this episode, HopeChest CEO and President, Ken Sparks; Vice President of Community …
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A Day in the Life of 3 Uganda CarePoint Project Coordinators | Part One
Combined, Ezra, Stella, and Philip have 15 years of experience leading communities in Uganda. In this month’s podcast episode, these remarkable CarePoint Project Coordinators share what their daily work is like at the CarePoint; the encouragement that keeps them going when they face opposition and difficulties; and how they are seeing their communities change before their eyes.
What We’ve Learned and Where We’re Going | 25th Anniversary Episode
In this month’s episode of “Build Relationships. Break Poverty.” we’re sharing a conversation between Chairperson of the Board, Sally Townsend, and CEO and President, Ken Sparks. Together, they reflect on what we’ve learned over 25 years of fighting the cycle of poverty around the globe, and where we are headed in the future.
