Children of Hope is a Christian, non-profit organization which aims to assist children in Mexican orphanages.
Currently we are involved in three homes: Pan de Vida (Bread of Life) and Esperanza para Ti (Hope for You) in Queretaro, and Dulce Refugio (Sweet Refuge) in Aguascalientes. We are also involved in one community center up in the mountains of Queretaro called the Casa Otomi (Otomi house).
Some of the children in care are true orphans; others have been abandoned or taken away from their parents because of neglect or abuse.
Children of Hope wants to support these ministries so that the children may grow up in a Christian setting to become responsible citizens of their community.
For as little as 40 dollars a month you can impact the lives of our children and be part of our child sponsorship program. These children can really use your help. It takes $160 to care for a child for one month. It is our hope that we can find four sponsors willing to commit to $40 a month to provide care for one child.
We believe it be a great way to connect you to a child and be a blessing to him or her. And we know that God blesses a cheerful giver.
Sponsor a Child
Our child sponsorship program is a monthly donation of a minimum of 40 dollars per month which goes directly to the children’s home that cares for the child. This donation will provide food, housing, education and medical care.As you exchange letters and offer encouragement in Jesus’ name, your love will bring hope to a child’s fragile spirit that will last a lifetime. Will you sponsor a child today!
Sponsoring a child will change their future and will change your own life in the process.
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Children of Hope Team Integrity from Calgary, Alberta visiting the Dulce Refugio children’s home
May 8, 2013
What the kids say:
I finally have a place to call my home! My sister and I had no place to live till we came to Pan de Vida! THANK YOU !
– KATHY
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Last night for supper we had potatoes and corn and bread and it was the great! I’m so full I think I might explode!
Thanks Casa Otomi