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The war against Boko Haram, the world's deadliest terror group, has uprooted 14.8 million people in northeastern Nigeria who now face the threat of famine. The crisis is man-made, but the solutions are too. Unless the world pays attention, nothing will change.

We provide many opportunities to get involved and send a message of hope to refugees in our community.

The ̽����ѡ’s integrated network of support for early childhood programming ensures that babies and young children are receiving appropriate health and nutrition, cared for by nurturing and consistent caregivers in a safe and supportive environment, developing essential cognitive and social and emotional skills, and engaging in play and early learning experiences.

The ̽����ѡ's women's economic empowerment programs improve women’s financial wellbeing, so they can support themselves and their families.

After learning about the global refugee crisis through their church, local couple Spencer and Heather Darrington decided to do something big to help refugees. In four months, they've raised an incredible $40,000 for local families. Here is their inspiring story.

Update: February 24, 2021. The ̽����ѡ responded to extreme winter weather conditions affecting Texas, causing blackouts and water shortages. Both ̽����ѡ locations in Dallas and Abilene are still closed however staff are actively responding to client needs remotely.

As the senseless attacks on hospitals and civilians in Ukraine shock the world, lives are also at risk from health crises growing behind the headlines.

“In the news, they talk about migrants and people rushing the border, but really, these are families fleeing dangerous, violent places and seeking legal asylum here in the U.S.,” says ̽����ѡ Voice Piper Perabo, who met Central American families in Arizona.

Read about one family’s remarkable triumph over war, separation and illness.