Hogar de Amor in Colima, Mexico, in partnership with another charity, began the construction of a children’s home that would house ten orphaned children and two house parents. Working with local tradespeople, the construction progressed as funds were available. When there was a need to place orphans in the home sooner than anticipated, the World Orphan Fund provided a grant of $16,000 to finish the construction more quickly.
Despite having solar and wind energy, we learned Rift Valley Children’s Village (RVCV) was spending an average of $800 a month for diesel fuel to…
We visited Casa Padre Wasson (an NPH home) in Bolivia for the first time in March of 2019. Located in a small rural village south…
When the Honduran government shut down their childcare services division due to ineffectiveness, all government run children’s homes were closed as well. As a result…
While visiting Renacer Orphanage in Cofradia, Honduras we learned that that many of their 55 children were getting sick from the water. We suspected bacteria….
We visited Mum’s Love children’s home near the slums in Nairobi, Kenya in early 2020. It’s well run and lives up to its name, but…
In February 2020, just ahead of the COVID storm, we visited Acres of Hope in Nebbi, Uganda. It’s an amazing place where they farm tilapia,…