Residential Care

Our Karundas Children’s Home provides residential care for up to 45 of the region’s most vulnerable children, as we work hard to reintegrate them back into their family or foster care. Most of them come to us having been abandoned or orphaned, with many being HIV-positive.

Our Centre provides residential care for up to 52 vulnerable boys, as we try to reintegrate them back into their own family, or in foster care. Most are HIV-positive and came to us orphaned and/or severely neglected, a number of them having been rescued from the streets.

Our Home serves up to 30 vulnerable children from the local community, many having been rescued from traumatic cult abuse or having been orphaned or abandoned. All have experienced trauma, so we work carefully with them as we aim to reintegrate them back into a safe family.

Provides residential care for nearly 50 of the region's most vulnerable children, providing all round holistic care as we aim to reintegrate them back into families. The programme also supports 10 graduates as they transition to adult living.

A wonderful school serving nearly 200 pupils from the nearby impoverished community, as well as offering residential care to a further 40 who have been abandoned, orphaned, or where it is not safe for them to return home.

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.

A magnificent state-approved school serving 200 impoverished children in the middle eastern region of Dominican. The Monte Plata home cares for 40 abandoned and abused children as we try to reintegrate them back safely into their family or into foster care if this is not possible.

This remarkable programme cares for young girls who have been victims of the worst cases of sexual abuse and have been referred to us by the local courts. We provide love, support, trauma informed care, support if the girls are pregnant, as well as pursuing justice against the perpetrators.

This residential facility serves up to 70 of the region’s most vulnerable children, who also attend our school. As well as having a great education, we also want them to be equipped socially and emotionally to overcome the many hardships they face and embrace the future with confidence.

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.

Provides a 2 year residential programme for 10 extremely vulnerable children, including the abandoned, neglected or abused, most of whom it is unsafe to return to their home. We provide trauma informed care and counselling and aim to reintegrate the child back into a safe family.

A wonderful residential programme that provides all round care to some of the area’s abandoned and neglected children, as we seek to reintegrate them back into a safe family. It has also started ministering to vulnerable teenage mums, many of whom have been victims of sexual assault.

Cares for up to 32 of the most vulnerable Syrian refugee and Lebanese children, who have either been abandoned or have lost their parents as they fled from the war. The children are certainly well cared for – including trauma informed care - and all attend the Dar el Awlad school.