What weβre about
Empowering compassion. Since 1993 weβve been empowering locally-led, mercy-based programs in the developing world.
Who we help
We serve orphans, child labor victims and young trafficking survivors through 9 residential care homes and 19 education centers in Asia, Africa, and South America.
Why weβre different
Rather than spending precious resources deploying Western workers, weβre empowering existing local leadership with funding, oversight, and small business development.
Recent Stories

Answered prayer in India, plus more good news from our programs around the world
We are grateful to share a major step forward for the India nursing college. In the final hours before the deadline, the remaining funds were given to secure the land lease needed for the full advanced nursing degree boarding program. Because of the generosity and prayers of our Peace Gospel community, this lease was secured

A man on a bicycle: honoring our Uganda Director’s five years of service as Governor of Mayuge
This is the story of a faithful man, a broken-down truck, a bicycle, and what God can do through servant leadership when integrity is placed in a position of influence. When our Uganda Director, Frank Tibagendeka, first stood for the chairmanship of Mayuge District, the equivalent of governor over a region of more than half

Hope served generously: 10th annual βTaste of Hopeβ gala celebrates 33 years of transforming lives
We’re happy to share an exciting recap of our annual Taste of Hope gala with you! Our tenth annual Taste of Hope gala celebration was a great time and everyone enjoyed hearing from our special guests as we reflected on 33 years of our work! Pastor Marcelo Robles, our Argentina Director, shared his inspiring story

Renovated Classrooms Buzzing with Life: India Nursing College Thrives After Urgent $21K Goal Met
Thanks to the incredible generosity of donors like you, our biggest project in 33 years is no longer just a dream, itβs a living reality. After six years of securing land, navigating bureaucracy, surviving pandemic delays, and raising nearly $400,000, our India nursing college is operating right now in our existing transitional classrooms at our