New Director Training Internship Program Launched in Bolivia

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our inaugural year for the Director Training Internship program at Refugio de Esperanza in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, and the introduction of our very first Director Training Intern, Samwell. HOH Bolivia Director, Marco (pictured above on left) greeted Samwell (pictured above on right) at the airport this past…

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Uniting for a Cause: Organizations Join Forces to Help Orphans in Poonah, Trinidad

In a world often marked by divisions, it’s heartening to witness the power of unity and collaboration. For three years, two organizations, Men & Women of Action (MWOA) and Haven of Hope International (HOHI), have been working together to promote a much-needed renovation project in Poonah, Trinidad. This year, their unwavering dedication bore fruit, thanks…

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Bolivia Interns Arrive at Refugio de Esperanza!

We are thrilled to announce the arrival of the two college graduates participating in this year’s Internship Program at our flagship home, Refugio de Esperanza (Haven of Hope Bolivia)! The graduates, Olivia  and Naomi , arrived in Santa Cruz on August 21st. They were greeted with a warm welcome by the directors, Marco & Gladys,…

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Eye treatment for 5 Children at JEHO – Need Met!

We extend our heartfelt appreciation for your unwavering support in enhancing the eye health of the children at the John E. Halgrim Orphanage (JEHO) in Nairobi, Kenya. The impact of your generosity is already evident, with five children now equipped with the eye medicine/prescription glasses they need to see their bright futures that lie ahead…

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The Exciting Futures of our Haven of Hope Bolivia Future of Hope Young Ladies

Our current Future of Hope young ladies are a group of diverse individuals, each with their own unique interests, aspirations, and areas of study including education, technology, design, business, and more. Luz Marina – Information Engineering and the Love for Music: Luz Marina, a third-year university student studying Information Engineering, combines her passion for technology…

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Boil The Water

Just $25 per child per month can keep their pantry full. The Matonyok Children’s Center, our partner home in Arusha, Tanzania, has faced recurring food crisis. Whenever the pantry is empty, the Director and Staff are always full of hope that the Lord will deliver. On multiple occasions, Emmy, the Director shared that she would…

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