Rescue. Restore. Raise. Release.
Not an orphanage schedule — a childhood. Four movements, one method: how a rescued girl becomes a launched woman.
Rescue.
Girls are placed with us through Peru’s courts and child protection system — referred by government social services, churches, and community organizations when there is no other safe option. The first days are about what matters first: a safe bed, hot meals, clean clothes, and a door that locks out the past.
— Safe, secure housing with house mothers
— Three nutritious meals daily
— A bed and personal space of her own
— Round-the-clock supervision and care
Some arrive as infants. All arrive needing safety first.
Restore.
Professional care, delivered like family.
Before a girl can learn, she has to heal. Our government-mandated professional staff — a psychologist and a social worker — work alongside substitute mothers and the patient love of God to help her recover from what no child should carry.
— Trauma-informed counseling
— Regular medical, dental, and eye care
— Daily devotions and biblical teaching
— The steady rhythm of family life
Raise.
School with full tuition, uniforms, and supplies. Homework help every day. Chores, birthdays, field trips, worship, and sisters. We raise the girls the way a healthy family raises daughters — with love, structure, and expectations.
— Full education costs covered, with daily tutoring
— Computer skills and English instruction
— Sports, music, art, and celebrations
— Character and faith formed at home
Mealtimes, chores, celebrations — a childhood.
Release.
The goal is not survival. It’s a launched life.
We don’t say goodbye at 18. Girls leave when they are ready to stand — with university or vocational training, career counseling, and our ongoing support. Two of our daughters are in university right now. Graduates return to visit, volunteer, and mentor the younger girls.
— University and vocational pathways
— Scholarship application support
— Life skills: cooking, finances, job readiness
— A family to come home to, for life
Every movement runs on $35 a month.
One sponsorship carries one girl through all four — from the night she’s rescued to the day she stands on her own.
501(c)(3) · EIN 26-2265149 · 95% of funds to programs · Tax-deductible to the full extent of the law