Our Field Communications Officer spent some time interviewing Congolese mothers about their escape to Uganda. She's written a tribute to these women, challenging people around to world to look through their eyes. 

Read Kado's story of redemption and hope as he shares how Tutapona inspired him to live again.

Carl, our founder, has written an open letter about their move back to the US and the on-going work in Iraq.

What is Trauma, and how does it affect the individual, the family and the community, and why should we focus so much time and effort into trauma Care? David Wilkes (MSW), our Head of Programs in Uganda, answers these questions for you in his latest blog post. 

An important update from the Gaede family regarding their recent move from Kurdistan back to the U.S.

Every once in awhile, it's important to take a step back and reflect. Tim Manson had the opportunity to do this, to come face to face with so much need and to challenge himself by examining his life. You can do this too, by reading his thoughts below. Be challenged. Be inspired.

As advocates for refugees, we believe that we are called to follow the command of Isaiah 16:3, which says, "do not betray the refugees." Hear the perspective of the Tutapona country director for the field office of Uganda, Tim Manson, as he shares some thoughts about the refugee crises we are facing today.

We celebrate women at Tutapona...and around here we're surrounded by strong, powerful, resilient and hard working women every. single. day! The majority of the people in our programs are women and we find ourselves advocating for them daily. So today, on International Women's Day, we wanted to bring you 10 photos that celebrate Womanhood in all it's glorious beauty and strength. All Photos by the talented Tutapona volunteer @Candice Lassey! #internationalwomensday

Ever wonder what it's like to volunteer with Tutapona? Read this story from Candice Lassey to find out.