NVI uses a tested process for helping under-resourced communities develop Self-Help Groups that work. As a result, Self-Help Groups become important local resources, helping bring peace and financial stability to their members.

Self-Help Groups
Many under-resourced communities do not have access to institutions that Westerners take for granted - a way to save cash safely or insurance against a sudden crisis.  NVI's training not only provides important resources for the groups, but guidelines that allow the group to achieve accountability and self-governance.

Partner With Local Ministries
​The foundation of our work is to partner with local organizations already providing ministry in a given area.  They generally will know better than we do what the real needs are, how the community works, and how best to serve the people.  The House of Hope (Katito, Kenya) is one such example.