Photo: Girls at our girls home are happy to show us that the hen house is back up and running, providing nutrition and critical funding needed for their programs. We are excited to share an update about our hen house project which we recently relaunched as part of our farmland enterprise on the island of
Photo: Children enrolled in our ‘Children’s Hope Center’ in the slums of Manila enjoy fresh-cooked meals, reading workshops, and homework tutoring. We are happy to report that we currently have 100 children (30 children ages 4-6; 50 children ages 7-10; and 20 children ages 12-17) enrolled in our Children’s Hope Center after-school care program in
Photo: Our Philippines director’s son enjoys feeding the chickens at our free range poultry project. We are happy to report that there are currently 40 children (ages 6-15) enrolled in our Children’s Hope Center on the island of Cebu, an after-school care program which includes homework tutoring and other activities, along with snack and meal
Photo: Children enrolled in our program were happy to participate in our sports festival, where they divided into four teams: Love, Hope, Strength, and Wisdom. We are happy to report that after a successful school year which ended in April, the children at our Manila Children’s Hope Center in the Payatas Landfill Colony are enjoying
Photo: Our Girls Home residents are very happy about the new campus access road that will make it easier for them to get to and from school. We are thankful to report that our native team on the island of Cebu recently finished paving a new access road which leads to our orphan home and
Photo: Children in our tutoring program are given personalized help with homework and school subjects such as math, writing, and English. We are happy to report that more improvements have been made to our new Children’s Hope Center facility in the Payatas Landfill Colony of Manila. In January we were able to purchase 24 armchair
Photo: Our Philippines farmland includes an 85-tree banana grove, providing a consistent harvest of fresh bananas for our children’s programs year-round. Our native team on the island of Cebu reports that a severe storm with heavy rains and strong winds began on January 9th and lasted almost 2 weeks. Thankfully, our farmland enterprise received only
Photo: Our children at the Manila Children’s Hope Center are very happy about their new after-school care facility and the news of more improvements on the way. We are happy to report that more improvements have been made to our Children’s Hope Center program in the Payatas Landfill Colony of Manila. By keeping the children
Photo: Our Cebu program directors manage the farmland as a husband-wife team. Here they’re happy to pose during one of the fishery harvests which are conducted over several days. We are happy to report that earlier this month around 3,000 mature, healthy fish were harvested at our Philippines fishery weighing in at about 2,370 pounds
Photo: Our director gathers with some of her students at the entrance to our new facility. We are happy to report that we currently have 125 children (ages 4-17) enrolled in our Children’s Hope Center program in the Payatas Landfill Colony of Manila. In addition to the children receiving tutoring help with their homework in
