In third world countries like Honduras, employment options are limited even when you have the stability of a family, but as an orphan the failure-to-succeed rate can exceed 90%. We funded the first vocational training program at Orphanage Emmanuel in Guaimaca, Honduras from 2013 to 2018. Programs include sewing, computer repair, electrical, and plumbing.
Angeles Custudios is an orphanage caring for 80 children that’s run by the Carmelite Sisters of the Sacred Heart near Medellín, Columbia. Government authorities were…
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….
Casa Hogar Bencaleth in Tegucigalpa, Honduras provides a loving home for 25 profoundly disabled children. They were in desperate need of a physical therapist for…
El Refugio Orphanage in Naco, Honduras had been relying on runoff water from the nearby mountain and purchasing bottled water for the children and had been…
Gersi Ordoñez hasn’t had much to smile about her entire life. In fact, a serious trauma to her face made it impossible for her to…
Preparing older orphans to be successful in the outside world is critical because the outcomes can be grim when they reach adulthood. Studies show that…