Jose is the very first Bolivian youth to become a Haven of Hope International intern in the United States. Jose spent 3 weeks in Fort Myers, Florida (November 2019) with Sustainability Committee head, Judy Cutler-Teeven. He learend learn new design and manufacturing techniques for our sustainability program in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Products of…
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We want to thank Krista Fogelsong and ABC-7 SWFL for giving orphans a voice. Fogelsong shared about the orphan crisis around the world and the local efforts in Southwest Florida to make a difference. Watch the story by clicking the video. Original story here: Southwest Florida group aims to help orphans
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This Gallery includes pictures that were taken on November 23, 2019 at the Celestial Celebration photo station. More pictures will be posted SOON! Photography by: Shutterbug Photography Highlights of the night Photography by: Kayseye Photography
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You just glanced over the latest images from South America. Pucallpa, Peru to be exact! What you see now is a result of lots of prayer and a relentless desire to change the destiny of orphans around the world. Haven of Hope International saw the extreme need in Pucallpa, Peru first hand during a…
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Here are 7 verses to memorize about the Fatherless. As you memorize these verses pray for the most vulnerable population in the world: orphans.
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Work has begun on a $50,000 project to build and sustain an orphanage in Pucallpa, Peru. This site will serve as a haven of hope for children that have been abused, neglected, and forgotten.
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We have exciting news! Our founder, Alice Skaff, has been nominated for the 2019 Executive of the Year Award which is part of the Excellence in Nonprofit Performance Yearly Awards presented by the Cape Coral Community Foundation. This nomination is recognition for all the hard work she has done and continues to do for…
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TRAUMA CARE: THE HEALING BEGINS HERE Fending for themselves on the streets or in an abusive living environment, most children have experienced trauma when they arrive at the door of an orphanage. Their experiences are so strong in intensity that the pathways in the part of the brain responsible for survival have been…
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Michael Alton is leading a group of men and women in Pucallpa, Peru to build a dorm for 8 children.
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