Our Children
Every child here has a name, a story, and a future worth investing in.
Who We Care For
Orphaned, Abandoned & Vulnerable Children
The children in our care range from toddlers to teenagers. Some are orphans. Others were abandoned, or come from families too fragile to keep them safe.
What they all share is a need for stability — a safe home, reliable meals, an education, and the simple chance to be a child.
We're not here to replace a family. We're here to give every child the foundation they need to thrive — in body, mind, and spirit.
Toddler–Teen
Age range in care
40+
Children in care
3x
Meals per day
Dept. of Social Welfare
Oversight registered
Daily Life
How We Care for Every Child
Education
Children attend our International School, which provides free and subsidized education, uniforms, and learning materials for orphans and children from low-income families.
Nutrition
Our own agricultural and farming program — raising livestock and cultivating staple crops like yams, cassava, and maize — helps put nutritious meals on the table three times a day.
Healthcare
We partner with Bawjiase Polyclinic to provide every child with regular health check-ups and prompt medical attention when they need it.
Recreation & Play
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Emotional Support
Trained caregivers provide consistent emotional support to help children process trauma and build secure attachments and healthy relationships.
Life Skills
Older children learn practical life skills to prepare them for independent adult life.
A Note on Privacy
To protect the dignity and privacy of the children in our care, we do not publish their names, photographs, or personal stories online without appropriate consent. If you are a journalist, researcher, or prospective volunteer and would like to learn more, please contact us directly.