Provide a family atmosphere for orphans in East Africa.

When our partners elected to move to this country ravaged by war to care for its orphans, they wisely divided the pre-existing, institutional facility into family-style homes.

But, they didn’t foresee the troubles they would have paying the house parents enough to stay or helping them understand children that come from trauma. The resulting rotating door of well-meaning house parents left the girls feeling unworthy of care.

Clearly, this home is in need of the training and financial assistance The Boaz Project’s family could offer them.

All of The Boaz Project's current partner homes are completely funded! If you're interested in an ongoing sponsorship with the power to impact every child we serve, please consider becoming a Donor for Scholars, making it possible for every child to receive an education, reach their potential, and break the cycle of poverty.

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South Sudan - HH2 is another family-style home our partners created when they divided a pre-existing, institutional facility in Sudan.

Much like our other South Sudan children’s homes, our partners in HH2 struggle to pay house parents enough or properly train them in caregiving for children with trauma. This results in even the most well-meaning house parents leaving the the girls feeling unworthy of care.

All of The Boaz Project's current partner homes are completely funded! If you're interested in an ongoing sponsorship with the power to impact every child we serve, please consider becoming a Donor for Scholars, making it possible for every child to receive an education, reach their potential, and break the cycle of poverty.

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South Sudan - HH3 is our third family-style home our partners created when they divided a pre-existing, institutional facility in Sudan.

Much like our other South Sudan children’s homes, our partners in HH3 struggle to pay house parents enough or properly train them in caregiving for children with trauma. This results in even the most well-meaning house parents leaving the the girls feeling unworthy of care.

All of The Boaz Project's current partner homes are completely funded! If you're interested in an ongoing sponsorship with the power to impact every child we serve, please consider becoming a Donor for Scholars, making it possible for every child to receive an education, reach their potential, and break the cycle of poverty.

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Provide loving care for orphans in a refugee camp.

Godfrey is a godly Ugandan man who was so moved by needs in his country’s refugee camps that he moved into one! There, he has dedicated himself to being the hands and feet of Christ to all, especially the numerous orphans in East Africa.

While he strives to educate 600 orphans in the camp, he has taken six into his home to raise as his own children. He has a vision to recruit other believers to do likewise. As you can imagine, these children have suffered greatly and need to experience the love of Christ.

All of The Boaz Project's current partner homes are completely funded! If you're interested in an ongoing sponsorship with the power to impact every child we serve, please consider becoming a Donor for Scholars, making it possible for every child to receive an education, reach their potential, and break the cycle of poverty.

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