Written by the Saving Moses NightCare Manager. Have you ever spent time with someone who is an incredibly hard worker? A person who makes you
If you are familiar with Saving Moses, you’ve probably heard the phrase “most urgent, least available.” This single phrase is at the heart of our
At Saving Moses, we love involving people in our mission. Each year, we take a team of about 10-15 people to Cambodia to volunteer in
By Lindy Hickman Copeland People often ask me how I came to be a photographer. I didn’t go to school knowing that was my passion.
If you love Saving Moses, it’s because we save and protect babies. Sometimes, this means protecting them against the threat of death by malnutrition. Sometimes,
Why is the infant mortality rate so high in Afghanistan? Note to the reader: Names and images have been changed to protect identities. According to
A glimpse of innocence in an otherwise harsh world. Nights used to be long. When the stars awoke, my mother would usher me to the
On location: filming in a brothel in Bangladesh It was a long drive from the capital city of Dhaka, but then again every drive in
I just got back from Bangladesh. This time, I went to meet Rohingya refugees. It’s a really horrific situation to comprehend—particularly after sitting in the
There’s nothing more innocent than a teddy bear. A stuffed animal to calm fears, to play with, and to hold close when a child’s world
You want to hear a phenomenal story about how a travel-inspired merchandise brand is making a difference in the lives of babies and toddlers in
I wait for the sunset. I look to the sun to know when my life changes and all things become bright, beautiful and loving. My
Every day we are given countless opportunities to show up and prove how beautiful life can be. In our actions and in our words, we
We’re getting ready to leave for our next Cambodia Team Trip! We’re so excited to return to Phnom Penh with familiar and new faces! Here’s
Saving Moses recently opened a fifth NightCare center in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. We are asking friends to write letters of hope, love, and prayers to the
Happy Mother’s Day, Mom. Moms have the ineffable gift of understanding a child’s soul. And while good mothers pour care into their babies to establish
You live in rural Afghanistan. If you leave your home, you might step on a land mine. You fear getting caught in dangerous crossfire.
We just released trip dates and details for this year’s Storyteller Group Trip to Phnom Penh! We challenge you to travel to Cambodia with us this
Daulatdia, Bangladesh: the home of severely underage trafficked girls pumped full of drugs originally purposed to fatten cattle in hopes that it will make them
Help is coming, Syria. We hear your babies’ cries, empty stomachs, and gut-wrenching heartaches. In a season of giving, joy, and fullness, we refuse to