Robin wraps up her time in Congo by helping the Panzi women get everything in place to launch their businesses.

Robin begins to work on vocational projects for the women at the Panzi house - finding that starting small businesses in Congo is not an easy task. At the same time, Wendy begins to discover another area of the DRC that she wants to serve - a local prison.

Wendy travels to a local village that has been attacked by a rebel group to interview the victims of the attack - revealing that the problems facing the DR Congo continue to mount.

Robin begins to catalog the stories of the women at the Panzi house.

Wendy finds herself in the hospital again - and this time she gets more than she bargains for as she fights off Malaria, Gardia, and Typhoid simultaneously. Unfortunately, she experiences this trauma in the midst of trying to help the Panzi Church women find a new place to live.

As the first elections in 46 years occur in the DR Congo, Robin and Wendy work with women at the Panzi Church in Bukavu. These victims of the war, and their stories, offer hope that healing may be possible in the DR Congo.

Robin and Wendy dig in to their work in Congo by helping out at a feeding center in Bagira parish. Wendy finds herself in the hospital after the living conditions of the DRC get the best of her.

Robin and Wendy continue to discover that living in Congo is not an easy task - but the moments they are able to have with new friends make all the difference.

Robin meets with the women of the Panzi Rape Clinic to hear their stories and try to help them heal from the trauma of their experiences. However, the challenge of figuring out how to help them can be overwhelming. One answer for them may be found in the story of little girl named Julie.

Robin and Wendy begin to wrestle with the reality of a nation torn apart by seven years of war as they visit a rape clinic in Panzi for the first time.