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Dear friend, Shaking the House is a wonderful Kurdish custom which takes place during the transitional weeks between winter and Nawroz,...

We've had so much going on this week we couldn't wait to share some photos with you. Full update coming next week! Horses for Hope Sewing...

This has been an incredibly busy week as we raced against time and the elements to complete the Horses for Hope stables by the weekend....

Much of our community life is an experiment. A good idea may prove to be the best ever, or the wrong timing. The Gathering of our Tribe...

I sat on a rock in a field of mud in torrential rain yesterday, soaked to the skin and sided with Jonah. Tarshish would have been a...

Should you ask a Yezidi survivor of captivity in ISIS what they want, family and dignity will be their immediate response, soon followed...

Mesopotamia is a region of extremes, with nothing balanced, stable or constant. Even the weather lacks moderation with summer and winter...

Lindy, our USA Chairperson, recently posed the question to me, "So what has Springs of Hope accomplished in 2021?" I was shocked at her...

I have been pondering palm trees and planting for the last few weeks since a truck carrying 16 date palms arrived from Baghdad for our...

by Dr Saeed Alo Khudeida CEO Springs of Hope Foundation “Welcome everybody. I have a lot to say about 2021 and 2022 what we have...

Frosty wind made moan as we set out to visit another ancient Chaldean Christian community with food provisions for Christmas and the New...

Our village is celebrating Eid, today, a winter feast day that comes after three days of fasting during which it is customary to make...