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How you helped…

1,500+

Children Served

9,000

Meals per month

1,865,214

Meals to date

9

Homes

207,708

Volunteer hours

$6,605,114

Value of Volunteer time

578

Expedition Participants

22.5

Tons of donations

OUR HOPE...

A WORLD WITH NO STREET CHILDREN

We believe all children should grow up in a home with goodly, loving parents who provide for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. However, not all children have that opportunity. Children are resilient and given opportunities and love, they can transform their own lives and become productive adults and rear happy families.

We work with the leaders of the nations where we work and respect their political philosophies and forms of government. We believe we have the right, however, to advocate for street children in any adversarial context provided. We do so within the legal system of those countries and with its own citizens.

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CREATING A HOME

OUR DROP IN CENTERS

A Drop-In Center differs from an orphanage which houses children full time. A drop-in center is a place of refuge where children can "drop in" during the day for a meal, clothes, a shower, medical attention, psychological attention, help with homework, cultural enhancement, and friendship.

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Our Mission

We transform street children toward an abundance of health, hope, and loving homes, breaking the cycle of scarcity for generations through broad research, novel development, strengthening nonprofit entities, and individual nurturing in a home environment.

Become Converted

Come with us on an expedition and know these children firsthand. Experience these children’s humility, authenticity, and love. No greater joy comes from loving our fellow man and serving the “least of these.”

Novel Approach

Our goal is to establish a simple step-by-step model that can be easily replicated, enabling a franchise of hundreds of homes in the years to come. Our blueprint for Model Drop-In Centers (MDICs) provides for children to recieve basic needs. It will be home to them before and after school, rather than the streets.

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What is a Model Drop-In Center?

A Drop-In Center differs from an orphanage which houses children full time. A drop-in center is a place of refuge where children can “drop in” during the day for a meal, clothes, a shower, medical attention, psychological attention, help with homework, cultural enhancement, and friendship. We currently have nine drop-in centers in three countries.

PARENTS

The child has just one, or no parents. This is the United Nations (UN) definition of an orphan.

NUTRITION

Our meal is the only meal they will eat each day.

HOME

The child sleeps on the floor, or has a dirt floor in their home.

EDUCATION

The child does not attend school.

When a child meets 3 of the 4 criteria, we register them in our program. This means we put them in school (including matriculation fees, shoes, and uniform), put clothes on their back, give them a snack in the morning before school, a full lunch after school, and many other services as needed.

Three stages of Street Children Development

Children at Risk

The child has just one, or no parents. This is the United Nations (UN) definition of an orphan.

Children working in the street

Our meal is the only meal they will eat each day.

Children living in the street

The child sleeps on the floor, or has a dirt floor in their home.

Venezuela Refugee Crisis

About 5000 people per day flee Venezuela, many crossing the Colombian border at Cúcuta. More than 6 million Venezuelans have left the country since 2014. These figures are comparable to the Syrian or Ukrainian refugee crises. Our video highlights this crisis, the effect it has on the children of the region, and the work we are doing to help these children.
 

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