Most people wouldn’t give the rural settlement outside of Aquin a second thought. But Sous de la Gras, the GlobalFingerprints partner in Haiti, saw an opportunity to make an impact.

We track the well-being of our children using the Child Status Index. Until now, this was done on paper. Thanks to an app designer moved by visiting our Haiti site, we’re now going digital.

A homeless, 70-year-old, Buddhist man from Myanmar was outraged when his 10-year old daughter joined GlobalFingerprints. No one could have predicted God would grab his heart and change his life forever.

I fell in love with Rufus the first time I met him. I had traveled across Liberia to a town on the eastern border. He was cute, quiet and shy, but had a sad history.

There are no special governmental programs for most children with disabilities in Congo. Some simply drag themselves around their village. The newly opened Promise Home provides hope, help and nurture for our precious sponsored children with special challenges.

The Syrian refugee crises has affected millions of children. But God is at work in the midst of the tragedy.

I don’t know about you, but my Christian “to do” list is getting pretty long. Where is helping the poor supposed to fit?

Site Coordinators are central to the work of GlobalFingerprints. Here is a glimpse into what they do on the field.

I asked her why she wants to be part of the program. She responded: “Because I want to be taken care off.”

Senemi has had a difficult life. Her given name even means “hate me”. But after coming to Christ, she is a new person and has a new name.