The word “anawim” is a Hebrew word that means “the poor,” “the humble,” or “the oppressed.” It is often used in the Bible to refer to those who are marginalized and have no voice in society. The anawim are often the victims of injustice and oppression. They may be poor, homeless, or refugees. They may […]

Every generation no doubt has its daunting problems. Some of the problems that have survived civilization and advancement in technology, especially in Africa, are those child neglect and abandonment, destitution, prostitution, etc. This situation is indeed overwhelming in our society, and it calls for an urgent and selfless approach. The Problem Child neglect and abandonment

Our individual and collective efforts to help the poorest of the poor are always appreciated. However, a scientific framework or a concerted and systematic effort in the direction of social services for the poorest of the poor could be even more effective. A scientific framework would help us understand the needs of the poor and

At the beginning of August, thirty-six women in Gwagwalada, Nigeria received interest-free loans of $150, $200, or $250 from Anawim Home. These women represented graduates of the Anawim skills-building classes, former residents of Anawim Home, and local women in the community with a need to support their families. For many, this was their first-ever opportunity

Today marks the 104th International Women’s Day.  Under this year’s theme, Making it Happen, governments, organizations and individuals celebrate the social achievements of women and come together to advocate for the future of women’s health and economic stability and rights. For us at HFWA, Anawim Home provides a perfect embodiment of the spirit of Making it Happen. In