Poverty Stops Here

Baseline Study and Assessment
Poverty Stops Here, with the help of local partner organizations, conducts baseline studies and community assessments in order to better determine the socioeconomic status of a village. Click HERE to learn more
Transformative Community Development
The core investments of PSH will put a community on the path to self sustenance and lift its people from extreme poverty over a period of time. Click HERE to learn more
Clean Water and Sanitation
Our goal is to create a sustainable infrastructure where 100% of the people in our partner communities have access to clean water and sanitation services. Click HERE to learn more
Microloans and Small Business Investment
Our goal is to create a sustainable infrastructure that gives 100% of eligible people in our partner communities access to business loans and training. Click HERE to learn more
POVERTY STOPS HERE...
is you, me and the rest of the world acting together with one purpose - to create a better life for people living in extreme poverty. Please join our movement. Click HERE to learn more

Partners

The following are working with us to help achieve our goals

Hands-At-Work

Hands-At-Work are a Christian non-profit organisation working in vulnerable communities across sub-Saharan Africa where HIV/AIDS, poverty and numbers of orphans are highest and support structures are very low. PSH have partnered with them to support Orphans and vulnerable children in the community of Ilaje. Learn more about Hands-At-Work Here.

Kitty Versus Wolf - Andrea Carter

Andrea Carter is a talented young musician from Minneapolis. She started the band Kitty Versus Wolf and has decided to donate 100% of her CD sales for their album, Dear in the Headlights, to Poverty Stops Here. The significance of this gesture is further accentuated by Andrea's decision to pursue music full time. You can check out the album and learn more about Andrea and the band Here.

Projects: A Snapshot

Gbawukuchi Village

PSH has invested in clean water initiatives and is providing micro-loans in Gbawukuchi.

Ilaje Community

PSH is co-sponsoring 50 Orphans in partnership with Hands At Work.

Takalafia Village

PSH has been partners with this remote community since September 2009.

Project Finances

2013 Investment Budget: $92,852
2013 Expenditure so far: $22,572
Available Funds (April): $23,681

Need To Raise: $46,599

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Latest Updates

Apr
18

Real Lives

Mar
15

Pictures Speak...

Feb
26

PSH 2013...Here's the Plan

Feb
12

Ilaje Stories: Emmanuel's Family

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Eat Hunger initiative!

Participate in one of our Hunger days. Share your experience. Be part of the movement.

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