Child Sponsorship with Holistic Support

Offers training programs for adults in tailoring, sewing, cooking, baking, school maintenance, and family violence prevention. The sewing program lasts 1–2 years and leads to certification as a tailor, equipping participants with income-generating skills.

Provides individual sponsorships for children in Honduras, covering tuition, uniforms, books, supplies, clothing, and footwear. The program has operated for over 20 years and includes academic monitoring through semester grade reports and monthly check-ins with students and teachers.

Conducts Bible studies including Purpose Driven Life and Home Bible Studies to promote spiritual growth and fellowship. Engages pastors across denominations in Honduras to foster unity among churches.

Organizes picnics, birthday parties, Thanksgiving dinners, graduation celebrations, and holiday events such as Mother’s Day distributions of food and reusable containers. Includes provision of homemade banana bread on children's birthdays.

Upgrades and expands public schools in Tegucigalpa and other areas of Honduras, including building classrooms, cafeterias, computer labs, libraries, and play areas. Projects include Escuela de Venezuela and Instituto 21 de Octubre, with improvements made to at least nine schools since 2005.

Organizes and leads U.S. volunteer teams to conduct construction projects and deliver free medical care in Honduras. Five teams were deployed in 2019, with ongoing mission teams including construction, medical, and water ministry teams.

Distributes bucket-style water filtration systems to families in Tegucigalpa and remote mountain communities to reduce waterborne illness. Approximately 400 systems are distributed annually, with 473 kits distributed in one reported initiative.

Supports students in Honduras to complete associate degrees, with 584 graduates reported, all of whom pursued further education or employment. The program has operated since at least 2010.

Provides spiritual and practical support to individuals at risk of incarceration, those currently incarcerated, and formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrating into society. Includes Bible studies and plans for a vocational training farm for the formerly incarcerated.

Engages children and youth in structured activities including Bible studies, recreational outings, and special events to prevent crime and promote spiritual and personal development. Programs reach over 400 participants in Comayagua and Tegucigalpa, with activities such as ocean trips, theme parks, zip-lining, and sports.

Provides supplemental services such as eyeglasses, hearing aids, special transportation for disabled students, and vocational training through pooled donations to support broader educational outcomes.

Provides full annual educational expenses for individual students, including school fees, supplies, uniforms, transportation, and occasionally lunch money, targeting children who would otherwise lack access to schooling due to economic, social, and physical poverty. This support is extended to over 1,000 students across 19 countries.

Offers annual financial support to college or university students, up to $500 or more based on individual circumstances, enabling continued education at higher academic levels.

Supports small female-operated businesses in Sierra Leone to promote women's economic independence.

Provides educational sponsorship, skills training, and support to children in Uganda, enabling them to complete their education and overcome poverty. Includes individual case support such as university graduation through the Sponsorship Program.

Provides funding and technical expertise to the Tooto Wetu Education Program (TWEP) in Uganda to strengthen the delivery and sustainability of educational initiatives for children.

Provides daily hot, nutritious meals and clean drinking water to over 100 children year-round through the Intervention Centre in Chorkor and other programs, including during school breaks; uses nutrition education to reduce disease and supports student wellness and family stability.

Provides six-week skill training programs for women in sewing, stitching, and fabric cutting to prepare them for careers as seamstresses and promote economic independence.