Posts by Diane Sanders
A Call to Action and Hope for Neema: A Life-Saving Mission
At the Matonyok Children’s Home in Arusha, Tanzania, a courageous 13-year-old named Neema is battling the severe challenges of HIV-AIDS passed to her at birth. Last October, her health took a drastic turn, leaving her unresponsive and in dire need of ICU care and dialysis—treatments far beyond the means of the orphanage. At this critical…
Read MoreBolivia’s Transition Programs Pave the Way for Hope and Empowerment for Orphans
In the heart of Bolivia, amidst the bustling streets of downtown Santa Cruz, lies a beacon of hope for young women seeking a path to a brighter future. For years, Refugio de Esperanza has been at the forefront of providing support to their young people beyond them turning 18 through their transition programs. However, it…
Read MoreEmbrace Easter’s Miracle: Resurrecting Dreams with Haven of Hope Intl.
For many of us, Easter is a time of reflection and renewal. At Haven of Hope International, we invite you to join us in a heartfelt prayer initiative, “Resurrecting Dreams.” This Easter, we seek to commemorate the resurrection of hope for all humanity and ignite a prayer movement that breathes life into the dreams of…
Read MoreA Safe Haven for Girls in Pucallpa, Peru: Bringing Healing from Trauma
Haven of Hope International is thrilled to share the incredible progress at our new partner home, Refuge of Life, in Pucallpa, Peru. Opened in July 2024, this safe haven for girls provides a nurturing environment for 12 young ladies, offering them a sanctuary from a world where options for orphans are severely limited. The transformative…
Read MoreHealing Hearts at JEHO Safe Home: The Power of Child Sponsorship
At Haven of Hope International, we understand that providing a safe place for children is only the beginning. Many of the children at our partner home, JEHO Safe Home, have endured unimaginable trauma from abuse, abandonment, and neglect. Their journeys to us have been marked by pain and loss, with many having lost their parents…
Read MoreA New Beginning for Three Siblings at Refugio de Vida
At Haven of Hope International, we believe every child deserves a loving and supportive environment. The story of three resilient siblings at our partner home, Refuge of Life in Pucallpa, Peru, epitomizes the transformative power of our mission. The journey of these children—nine-year-old twins and their eleven-year-old sister—began with heartache. Their mother tragically passed away…
Read MoreNeema’s Journey Continues
In the heart of Arusha, Tanzania, at the Matonyok Children’s Home, a story of resilience and hope unfolds. It’s the story of Neema, a brave 13-year-old girl battling HIV-AIDS. Last October, her condition deteriorated drastically, leaving her unresponsive and in desperate need of ICU care. The situation seemed dire, with the specter of hope fading…
Read More‘God, give me energy to do this until the end of my life.’ – Meet Emmy: ‘Mami’ to 57 children in Tanzania
By Laura J. Gates You could say Emmy Sitayo opened the Matonyok Children’s Home in Tanzania “by accident.” She was working with disabled children and just kept bringing them home. In her community where resources are scarce, children with special needs are often seen as a burden. Tanzania is among the poorest nations in the…
Read More‘God has miraculously provided’ – Meet the ‘Mama and Daddy’ of Watu Wa Maana
By Laura J. Gates When God calls, he equips. Wanjiru Waira Kamau and her husband John Kanyoni know this to be true. These obedient servants have walked by faith for more than two decades in the vision God has given them to care for street children in Ruiru, Kenya. “God has miraculously continued to provide,”…
Read MoreMultiplying Miracles from Loaves and Fishes
Are you looking for a way to make a real difference in the world? Haven of Hope International is dedicated to transforming the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children worldwide, and we need your help to reach our year-end fundraising goal. Inspired by the biblical story of the loaves and fishes, we believe that even…
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