named programs · 10 · from sources
What they call their work
Agricultural Training
Partners with local farmers and students in Malawi and Haiti to promote sustainable farming practices, improve food security, and increase productivity
Community Feeding Programs
Delivers food bags to vulnerable families, widows, and crisis-affected individuals in Kenya and other countries
Home Building Projects
Builds safe, earthquake-resilient homes for low-income families in Jiquilillo, Nicaragua, including metal roofs, latrines, and secure walls
Home of Grace
Children’s care center in Kisii, Kenya providing shelter, food, education, and family-style care for children who have faced trauma or hardship
Hopeway Canada Food Program
Distributes nearly 1,000,000 meals annually to vulnerable populations across Canada through 100+ partners including food banks, shelters, and schools
Jiquilillo Nicaragua Vocational School
Offers English as a Second Language and Computer Courses to students ages 5 and up, focusing on employability in tourism and digital sectors
Jiquilillo Nutrition Program
Provides family food baskets delivered to homes and supports school feeding with snacks and supplemental nutrition for students in Jiquilillo, Nicaragua
Medical and Dental Clinic and Outreach
Operates a clinic in Jiquilillo serving ~5,000 people with general medical care, maternal health, vaccinations, and chronic disease management
School Feeding Programs
Provides daily nutritious meals in schools in Kenya, Haiti, Malawi, and the Dominican Republic to improve attendance and learning
Wezesha Higher Education Program
Offers scholarships and mentorship to academically gifted, low-income youth in Kenya for secondary and university education
activities · 11 groups
What they do
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Food Distribution and Hunger Relief 3 activities
- Community and emergency food distribution in CanadaDistributes food and essential supplies to families in need through a network of nearly 100 community partners across Canada, providing nearly 1,000,000 meals annually. Procures, transports, and distributes food in urban centers from British Columbia to Quebec.
- Global meals provisionProvided over 6.5 million meals in one year (approximately 540,000 per month) to children and families worldwide through various feeding initiatives.
- Home delivery food bag program for vulnerable familiesProvides life-sustaining meals through a home delivery food bag program for vulnerable families, including children, widows, and individuals in crisis. Delivers family food baskets containing essential, nutritious staples directly to homes in communities such as Jiquilillo.
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School Infrastructure Development 2 activities
- Community development planning in Dominican RepublicSupports the development of a community development plan focused on education and nutrition in Batey Vasca and Batey Paraiso, and provides sustainable housing and food to families in the Juan Tomas Haitian community.
- School infrastructure supportSupplied a new kitchen for a primary school in a community near Santo Domingo in partnership with New Jerusalem to support feeding programs.
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Direct Clinical Care Delivery 2 activities
- Healthcare and nutrition programs in MalawiPartners with rural healthcare facilities in Malawi to deliver basic medical and dental care services, and implements nutrition programs in partnership with Nourish the Children to address malnutrition in children.
- Medical and dental clinic services in NicaraguaOperates a medical and dental clinic in Jiquilillo, Nicaragua, staffed by local nurses, providing medical support, maternal care, vaccinations, and health education to approximately 5,000 people annually, with 2,639 individuals served in 2019.
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Agricultural Training and Education Programs 1 activity
- Agricultural training and sustainable food productionProvides agricultural training to farming families in Malawi and partners with UCI University agricultural students and local farmers in Haiti to promote sustainable food production and public health education.
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Residential Care for At-Risk Youth 1 activity
- Children's care and family-style residential programOperates Home of Grace in Kisii, a children’s care center providing shelter, food, education, and family-style care for children who have experienced trauma or extreme hardship.
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Digital Literacy Training and Technology Access 1 activity
- Computer and digital skills education programOperates a computer education program teaching essential digital skills such as using workplace applications, troubleshooting, and software installation to students in Nicaragua.
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Individual Child Education Sponsorship 1 activity
- Education support and scholarship programsSupports young adults through tuition assistance, school supplies, and mentoring via the Wezesha Higher Education Program and other scholarship initiatives, enabling access to college, vocational training, and secondary education for academically gifted but destitute youth.
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ESL and Multilingual Language Support Programs 1 activity
- English as a Second Language instruction programOffers comprehensive English as a Second Language instruction to students aged five and older in Nicaragua to improve future employment prospects.
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Campus Construction and Renovation Projects 1 activity
- Future education infrastructure projectsPlanning to build a student hostel to expand access for students from distant villages and construct apartment-style housing for teachers to support staff retention and school growth.
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Disaster-Resilient Home Reconstruction 1 activity
- Safe and sustainable housing constructionBuilds safe, earthquake-resilient housing for vulnerable families in Nicaragua, including strong foundations, metal roofs, secure doors and windows, interior walls, and eco-friendly latrines.
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Child & Youth Meal Programs 1 activity
- School feeding programs in multiple countriesImplements school feeding programs to provide nutritious meals to children in Haiti, Malawi, Kenya, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic, supporting education and health outcomes. Provides nearly 80,000 meals per month in Malawi and supplies meals to 1,000 elementary students in Pignon, Haiti.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$62K
Contributions & grants$62K100%
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expenses
Total expenses$124K
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balance sheet
Total assets$64K
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Net assets$64K
4 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -68.1%
relationships · 20
Who they work with
- Christian love and compassion Partner — Faith-based guiding principle informing service delivery and organizational mission.
- Home of Grace Partner — Collaborates with Home of Grace in Kisii to provide children's care, including shelter, food, education, and family-style support.
- Home of Grace Partner — Local center in the community where Speroway provides educational support to orphaned and vulnerable children.
- Jiquilillo community Partner — Collaborates with the Jiquilillo community to identify families in need and deliver food baskets and health services.
- Mission of Hope Haiti Partner — Partner in child sponsorship program providing education, daily meals, and long-term support for children in Haiti.
- Mission of Hope Haiti Partner — Partner organization through which Speroway supports education and health programs in Haiti.
- New Jerusalem Partner — Local partner organization collaborating on school feeding and kitchen installation near Santo Domingo.
- Nicaraguan nurses Partner — Local medical professionals who staff the Speroway medical clinic in Jiquilillo.
- Nourish the Children Partner — Partner organization collaborating with Speroway to distribute nutritious meals to malnourished children in Malawi.
- UCI Haiti Partner — Partner organization through which Speroway supports education and health programs in Haiti.
- UCI University Partner — Partner in agricultural projects involving sustainable food production and public health education in Haiti.
- UCI University Agricultural Students Partner — Collaborates with Speroway on agricultural projects to grow sustainable food and promote public health education in Haiti.
- churches Partner — Network partner involved in food distribution to families in need
- community centres Partner — Network partner involved in food distribution to families in need
- food banks Partner — Network partner involved in food distribution to families in need
- local communities Partner — Collaborates with local communities as part of its partnership model.
- local partners Partner — Organizations in Nicaragua and other countries that implement feeding programs with Speroway's support.
- meal programs Partner — Network partner involved in food distribution to families in need
- schools Partner — Network partner involved in food distribution to families in need
- women and children shelters Partner — Network partner involved in food distribution to families in need
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Community-Led and Partner-Based Service Deliverymethodology: community-partnershipBy partnering with local leaders, churches, and organizations, the organization achieves greater reach and sustainability because trusted community networks enhance access, cultural relevance, and long-term engagement in underserved populations.
- Education as a Pathway to Empowerment and Leadershipmethodology: education-for-community-empowermentBy investing in education—particularly for girls and academically gifted youth—the organization enables long-term poverty alleviation and community transformation because education fosters individual agency, leadership, and economic opportunity.
- Integrated Support for Holistic Developmentmethodology: integrated_supportBy delivering coordinated food, education, and healthcare services, the organization produces sustainable impact for vulnerable children because addressing multiple dimensions of poverty simultaneously breaks intergenerational cycles and enables holistic development.
- School Feeding as a Multi-Benefit Interventionmethodology: school-feeding-for-developmentBy implementing school feeding programs, the organization improves child health, education access, and food security together because providing meals at school removes key barriers to attendance and learning while addressing immediate nutritional needs.
- Sustainable Agriculture for Food Security and Nutritionmethodology: sustainable_agricultureBy promoting improved seeds and farming practices, the organization increases local food production and nutrition because building agricultural capacity enables communities to transition from dependency to self-reliance.