Rayo de Esperanza Orphanage is a family based home for children located in Rio Dulce, Guatemala. The city of Rio Dulce had been sporadically cutting off their water. It would not only leave them without water temporarily, but when the water flow was restored, their pipes would burst.
The World Orphan Fund provided a grant to install a cistern, ensuring a reliable water supply and avoiding costly ongoing repairs.
In August of 2020, we received an urgent text that two orphanages in Kenya were in a food crisis and reducing portions in order to…
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…
We opened the Walker Center for Early Childhood Development in San Lucas, Guatemala in November 2017 to provide the earliest and most effective interventions for those children in orphan care with development delays due to neglect, abuse, and malnutrition.
After working with children’s homes for a several years, we were dismayed by the lack of guidance and life skills provided to teens to prepare…
Eagles Nest in Sololá, Guatemala was originally planned as temporary housing for children birth to 6 years old, until they could be placed in families. After…
Missionaries Mike and Karen Madsen alerted us that 13 children had been living in squalor at an orphanage in Copan Ruinas, Honduras. The children were…