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Manila Children’s Hope Center expands curriculum to include nutrition education; progress seen in literacy and math goals for 60 students enrolled
Photo: Our program is made possible not only by your generous donations but by countless hours volunteered by concerned local citizens. Today we bring you a good report from our Children’s Hope Center after-school care program in the Payatas Landfill Colony of Manila, Philippines. We recently added nutrition education to the students’ curriculum. Our 5
Nepal rehabilitation home gardening project sees continued success; the story of one brave survivor and her courageous journey to escape slavery
Photo: Girls recovering from trafficking are happy to learn advanced gardening skills at their beautiful rehabilitation home in central Nepal. We are happy to report that we recently harvested 66 pounds of green beans at our Nepal ‘She Has Hope’ trafficking rehabilitation home garden project. We are also looking forward to a bountiful harvest of
Myanmar rice harvest yields 12 tons to stock orphan home pantries with key staple; harvest byproducts sold for funding
Photo: A local woman is happy to be empowered by her seasonal employment at our rice farm. Today we are happy to report that the 6th annual harvest at our Myanmar rice farm took place in late November and its success encouraged our children and our native team. The crop yielded approximately 12 tons of
Uganda rural campus diversifies farmland with new fruit and vegetable crops; school year concludes with strong test scores among our students
Photo: One of our faithful farmland staff is happy to show us one of the many passion fruit plants that have recently produced a half-ton harvest. Today we bring you good news from our farmland enterprise in rural Uganda, which is flourishing thanks to our native team’s diligent hard work. In October we began to
Kampala trafficking survivors progressing in skill development at rehabilitation home; story of an orphan girl rescued from extreme poverty
Photo: One of our rehabilitation home residents is thriving in her newfound talents as she discovers the joys of jewelry making. Today we bring you some important updates from our work in Kampala, Uganda. First we take you to our Children’s Hope Center School in the Katoogo Slum Colony, where we provide, in conjunction with
Cebu girls home seeks security improvements; the story of one orphan girl’s path to success and her dream to be a teacher
Photo: Your support of this program has made a world of difference for this girl who lives at our girls home on the island of Cebu, Philippines. Today we bring you an update from our native team on the island of Cebu, Philippines — we want to share their urgent need to install security lighting
India water crisis update; Girls Home issues Christmas wish list, includes a playground, new clothes, educational aids, and security improvements
Photo: The girls at our girls home are happy to have a steady supply of cool, safe drinking water thanks to our recent water well improvements. Today we are sharing an update from our native team in India who have been dealing with the effects of a severe drought in the area since June, which
Manila slum outreach ‘Children’s Hope Center’ literacy program sees significant gains; story of one girl’s path to overcoming extreme poverty
Photo: Our youth in the after-school care program are happy to help prepare and serve the younger children fresh-cooked meals before concluding the program schedule. Today we bring you good news from our Children’s Hope Center after-school care program in the Payatas Landfill Colony of Manila, Philippines. We currently have 60 children enrolled who continue
120 orphan children complete school semester successfully in Myanmar, enjoy fall holiday break; native team prepares for annual rice harvest
Photo: These children in our orphan care program enjoy the benefits of a nurturing home, education, nutrition, and medical care. We are happy to report that 120 of our orphans completed their end-of-semester exams in October. They diligently prepared for these exams by studying their native Burmese language, English, geography, history, math, science, biology, and
Nearly one ton of corn harvested at Nepal farmland to stock orphan home pantry for one year; essay of an orphan girl’s life in her own words
Photo: Girls at our orphan home are happy to show you a sample of the recent corn harvest. We are happy to report that we harvested nearly one ton of corn on our farmland enterprise during the second week of October. This bounty will stock our orphan home pantry for one year, providing our children