Financial hardship plagued 25-year-old Geline* from Haiti. The little income she made from her roadside cosmetics stand seemed to slip through her fingers. She struggled to keep enough money on hand to buy the supplies she needed to keep her little store stocked. In addition to cash flow for her business, Geline needed money to… Read more
Srey La noticed the SALT facilitators who ate at the restaurant beside her. It didn’t take long for her to become interested in a SALT.
Chesa arrived at the Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh in 2018 with few belongings and no place to call home.
His village of Uba, Nigeria, was overrun by radical Islamic Boko Haram fighters several years ago.
After receiving Bible-based business teaching and working with his local SALT group to formulate a business plan, Hanrell got a loan of $140.
SALT savings groups provide a means through which individuals and families are given a chance to escape poverty’s clutch.
All his life this Ukrainian farmer tries to make a living, growing grain on 24 acres. But Petro’s farming venture didn’t supply enough income
Our role in SALT* Microfinance Solutions is to walk beside church communities in developing countries and helping believers in these settings.
SALT Agri-Plus is teaching Ghanaians improved ways of sowing seeds and farming by using natural materials to cultivate and reduce erosion.
CAM’s goal for the SALT program is to help people properly steward the resources God places in their care—to save for future needs,
Silvia, a sixty-year-old microloan client in Nicaragua, spent years building up a small business to help provide for herself and her family.
Namibia, a country named after the Namib desert, is nestled along the west coast of southern Africa. Namibia is known for mining precious jewels and other natural resources. Inside the city limits of Windhoek, the nation’s capital, businesses thrive. In fact, Namibia is considered to be one of Africa’s wealthiest countries. Despite the economic opportunities… Read more
Before joining a savings group, Isaac did not save money. But as he invested in the SALT savings group, he was able to buy a cow.
The hand-to-mouth mindset and widespread poverty in this city make it difficult for many people to even think of saving money for the future.
Occupational training for youth is especially needed. Many people in our world have not grown up learning trades and skills.
