In a world torn apart by war and scarcity, two young lives are shaped by the struggle for survival and the hope for a better future.

Meet Kojo, a brave 11-year-old boy forced to flee his village when war rips his world apart. Separated from his family and battling hunger, thirst, and constant fear, Kojo travels through years of unspeakable hardship and across dangerous landscapes. Despite the chaos, he holds to one strong conviction: he will live and he will figure out a way to improve his people's quality of life.

Then there's Adia, an 11-year-old girl in 2015, who spends each day walking miles to fetch water from a distant and often unsafe source. Her village is caught in a cycle of poverty, and the daily struggle for water has become her harsh reality. Adia, however, longs for a different future, one in which she can go to school and lead a life apart from the strenuous walk.

Though their worlds appear to be very different, fate manages to bring them together. After years of struggle and survival, Kojo builds a mission to bring clean water to his homeland, changing Adia's life forever. Adia's present and Kojo's past meet to reveal a shared past of strength and confidence, demonstrating how one person's desire to serve can change a whole community.

Will the restrictions of water shortage finally be lifted from Adia's life? Could Kojo's legacy of persistence and kindness lead to change in unexpected ways?

In A Walk for Hope, you may read the warm stories of two kids whose paths cross for the sake of kindness, hope, and the conviction that change is possible whatever the obstacle. This is an enduring story of human connection, survival, and development.

Can many people find hope and survival through the hardships of one person?