Care Centres

This remarkable after school centre set in the slums of Lusaka, provides up to 25 of the area’s most vulnerable children with crucial education support, food, family support, life skills, Bible classes and more.

This wonderful primary school offers an excellent education for nearly 200 impoverished children from nearby communities. The Care centre is particularly strong at providing educational support for secondary school pupils. Both offer holistic care, including trauma informed care, food, family support and life skills.

Based in an impoverished part of Puerto Plata, this programme provides an excellent education to 220 of the community’s most impoverished and vulnerable children. It is especially strong at introducing children to IT and more recently has taken on a trained trauma informed counsellor to help the many children who have suffered trauma.

This wonderful care centre is a base for our legal teams to pursue justice for perpetrators of child sexual abuse. It is also a hub for victim support, including trauma informed care and counselling, as well as various other resources for them.

Based in the beautiful but very needy town of Andahuaylas in the Andes, we provide educational support, trauma informed care, general life skills and a lot of love to some of the town’s most vulnerable children. We also provide residential support to 20 abandoned children.

A remarkable project supporting extremely vulnerable children and their families in a jungle community. Not just educational support, but also helping families break from negative values and cycles, as well as trauma informed care, food and livelihood support.

A day centre that provides specialist catch up education to vulnerable and impoverished Syrian refugee children aged 6-13, most of whom have NEVER received an education. Plus food, life skills, trauma informed care, family support, Bible classes, arts and sports. The kids love coming along!

The "Lighthouse Project’ is specifically designed to serve the mums and older sisters of the children who come to our school at our ‘Dar el Awlad’ complex near Beirut. The project provides fellowship groups, literacy classes, psycho social support, away days, counselling, parental advice and more.

A day centre in the south of Lebanon serving 25 primary school aged children and their families, typically from marginalised and impoverished backgrounds, including gypsies, Bedouins and refugees. It also provides vocational skills to older girls.