It Takes A Village encourages listeners to fully embrace the talents and spiritual gifts that God has given to each of them. Real change takes place when everyone brings their unique gifts to the table. Hosted by Healing Hands International, this podcast is meant to be a source of encouragement and a reminder that, no matter where you are or what you do, you can be a part of making a real difference in the world.
As we wrap up season 3 of the #ItTakesAVillage podcast, we are excited to introduce you to Barry Pickering and Selma Raab—two passionate individuals that care deeply about both HHI and the MAGI Box Program. Barry and Selma recently traveled to Honduras alongside members of our team to distribute MAGI boxes to children. The team delivered boxes to more than 30 communities in one short week!
It brings our team great joy to hear the devotion and dedication that each of these people have for bringing MAGI boxes to children around the world. We hope their interview and this episode encourages you today!
Links:
Follow HHI on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/HealingHandsInt), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/healinghandsint) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/hhiupdates).
Learn more about the MAGI box program. (https://www.hhi.org/magi)
15 Dec 2022
Empowering Women with Ngonidzashe Mudzani
We are grateful for every opportunity we get to welcome a member of our international staff onto the podcast. To be able to hear their heart behind why they do what they do is a great privilege! Today, we get to welcome Ngonidzashe Mudzani, or Ngoni for short, to the podcast.
She started working for HHI Women of Hope at the beginning of 2021, and before that worked for a few other organizations doing similar work. She received a degree in development studies from the Great Zimbabwe University and has a Master’s in population studies as well as a certificate in Monitoring & Evaluation.
Ngoni has done so much in the almost two years that she has been working with us, alongside our Country Coordinator John Dube and his wife Nakisai. She’s trained hundreds of women in business skills, facilitates at least 10 savings groups, and oversees 10 different women’s co-ops, 4 of which have started this year. There’s sewing groups, peanut butter groups, a couple bakeries, and a popcorn-making group that she meets with regularly to help them solve problems and grow.
We hope you enjoy this conversation between HHI President, Art Woods, and Zimbabwe’s Women of Hope Coordinator, Ngonidzashe!
Links:
Follow HHI on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/HealingHandsInt), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/healinghandsint) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/hhiupdates).
Learn more about HHI's Women of Hope Program. (https://www.hhi.org/women)
1 Dec 2022
A Legacy of Leadership with Steve Flatt
What a gift it was to record this week's episode with Steve Flatt! Steve's compassionate leadership was the initiating force that laid the foundation for Healing Hands International's origin story. He has served in various leadership roles from private education to church ministry and now the CEO of a major medical corporation. We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to glean from his wisdom with decades of copious experience. We hope this episode encourages you today!
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