Moms Against Poverty Global Impact: Mothers Leading Change for Children in Need

Featured by The Borgen Project

Moms Against Poverty proves that a mother’s compassion knows no borders. Featured in The Borgen Project, Moms Against Poverty showcases what happens when determined women take action to fight childhood poverty across the globe.

With programs active in Cambodia, India, Iran, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and the U.S., Moms Against Poverty has become a leading nonprofit helping children worldwide by combining holistic support with deep community respect.

How Moms Against Poverty Supports Children Through Health and Education

The article highlights how Moms Against Poverty:

• Establishes orphanages that offer safe shelter and regular meals

• Provides health care services in underserved and rural areas

• Offers educational outreach, including academic and vocational programs

These initiatives reflect the core of Moms Against Poverty’s global impact—meeting children where they are and helping them reach their full potential.

Mothers at the Helm

Moms Against Poverty board members Delfarib Fanaie and Ladan Judge, described as “mothers in action,” share their personal motivations and approach to mothers advocating for child poverty relief. Their philosophy centers on empathy, local collaboration, and sustainable change.

This is a shining example of a women-led nonprofit creating change for kids in poverty, rooted in care and fueled by action.

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