Posts by Diane Sanders
A Radical Vision for Foster Care in Uganda: Apostle Prince Chemungus
During our recent visit to Kampala, Uganda, for the Global Church Network Summit, we had the privilege of meeting Apostle Prince Chemungus—a national leader whose passion for children from hard places is nothing short of extraordinary. Pastor Prince ministers in one of the poorest areas of Kampala, but what he is accomplishing through his church…
Read MoreRaising a Cry for the Nation of Orphans
It has been a season of powerful momentum as Alice and John Sweet continue to raise awareness for the Nation of Orphans. God has been opening doors, and voices that were once silent are now being heard on global platforms. At the recent Global Church Network Summit in Athens, Greece, Alice opened the gathering with…
Read MoreScoring Goals On and Off the Field: How Jeho Children’s Home Leveled Up
At Jeho Children’s Home, our mission has always been to provide orphaned and vulnerable children with a safe, loving environment, quality education, and opportunities to reach their full potential. Recently, we experienced an incredible boost to that mission — thanks to the generosity of our supporters, we received boys’ football equipment and laptops that have…
Read MoreWalking Hand-in-Hand: Kayera’s Ongoing Impact with HOHI
At Haven of Hope International (HOHI), we are deeply grateful for the people who step forward to not only serve, but to walk hand-in-hand with orphaned and vulnerable children through some of life’s most difficult transitions. One such person is Kayera Kashmiri—a former HOHI Board Member, long-time child sponsor, and now an active member of our Board…
Read MoreWoven Together in Love’s Fabric
“I’m always asking God for divine appointments and connections,” said Tina Fauble, the unwitting founder of a ministry called Sew 2 Sow. That’s the only explanation for how her desire to teach kids to sew blossomed into an international effort to clothe and equip orphans around the world. Since 2018, Fauble and her handful of…
Read MoreClimbing Mountains for Orphaned Youth: Beth Webley’s Heart for Transition Students in Bolivia
At Haven of Hope International, we’re blessed to have supporters who don’t just talk about change—they climb mountains for it. One of those champions is Beth Webley, a dedicated member of our Advisory Board whose heart beats for young people aging out of care in Bolivia. For the past three years, Beth has been walking alongside Haven…
Read MoreHonoring Hope Hero: Dave Russ
At Haven of Hope International, we are blessed with champions who go above and beyond to ensure that orphaned and vulnerable children experience love, dignity, and opportunity. One of those champions is Dave Russ—Hope Hero, Ambassador for the Nation of Orphans, and dedicated member of our Board of Influence. While many may know Dave as…
Read MoreGlobal Orphan Care Training Expands to 46 Homes in 19 Countries
Empowering Orphan Care Worldwide: A Global Training Update At Haven of Hope International, we believe that equipping caregivers is one of the most powerful ways to transform the future for orphaned and vulnerable children. This quarter, we’re excited to share a significant milestone from our Orphan Care Training Institute (OCTI)—a global effort to raise the…
Read MoreBridging the Digital Divide at Watu wa Maana Children’s Home
At Watu wa Maana Children’s Home, their mission has always been to transform the lives of vulnerable youth — including street children, orphans, and children from disadvantaged backgrounds — through holistic care, education, and rehabilitation. They work to equip every child with the skills, confidence, and opportunities they need to lead productive and self-sufficient lives.…
Read MoreBreak the Comb, Not the Child. A Story about Adriana Baqueros
Recently one of our littlest girls found herself in a predicament that is not uncommon for girls her age. She got her hair hopelessly tangled into a comb. When careful pulling and gentle tugging weren’t enough to free her locks, her caregiver’s assistant lost no time in finding a dignified solution to the problem. She…
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