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Mongolia
Enerel for "Compassion"
A young German serving his civil service in Ulan Bataar reports:
‘Enerel‘ is our shelter in Ulan Bataar, where homeless or drunk people can stay overnight.
Enerel means “mercy, compassion”. More >>
Philippines
So happy
 The ministry of Help international “ City Mission/Father’s House” is reaching out to street kids in Manila. Just before Christmas we where able to take Jeralyn (10) into the Father’s House.
We knew her from our outreaches in the streets. More >>
Mongolia
New alcohol-rehab
 These are families on staff of our new rehab for alcohol addicted people at HELP Mongolia. For weeks they were busy with construction, renovation and planning. Finally everything is ready and they’ve just started with the rehab. More >>
Orphans
This was 2009 in 'Noah's Ark'
 From Noah’s Ark, HELP Philippines. At a home like Noah’s Ark, it’s always buzzing, and sometimes we wished for some more peace and rest. Looking back on 2009, however, we see many happy and changed kids and that’s worth the trouble! More >>
Philippines
Christmas was all around
 See the picture- gallery with pictures from the christmas-partys for streetkids >>
More than 300 street kids and their families at various dates and places had been with us. More >>
Manila
Mother gone lost between two storms
 From HELP-Philippines. “We are right in the middle of some relief projects helping some families to get back on their feet after the flood. It’s harder on some people than on others.
We’ve just come back from visiting four teenagers who lost their mom between two storms. More >>
Mongolia
Views of the ministry
 One of our staff from HELP Mongolia, who is serving Mongolians in various ways (helping the homeless, sidewalk café, etc.) has put together a little picture gallery. More >>
Manila
Training in spite of the storm
 Our ‘Set Free Training’, a training course for fulltime staff in social missionary ministries, was carried out by HELP Philippines in the midst of the challenging typhoons. More >>
Manila
Reaching out to the street-kids
 After the tropical storms on the Philippines, our City Mission team is again reaching out to the street kids. A participant reports: ”Tonight we are finally heading for that well known street corner again, where we usually meet with the street kids, drug addicts and prostitutes and spend time with them. More >>
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