Project Hopeful

Help the orphans and the abandoned children find love and a forever home

Unlike the notion, the United States also experiences social vices like crime and street children.

Being homeless as a child is one of the worst experiences for every child. The psychological, social, and emotional impact that comes with it is unexplainable.

A lot of questions run through their mind. They didn’t have the privilege of access to social amenities as well as basic needs.

The cold days and nights of the winters and the summer’s scorching sun take a toll on them. Some can’t endure; they end up dying when a good Samaritan doesn’t come to their aid.

However, despite all these, there is always a home for non-profit making organizations. Even individuals can offer to offer help to give them hope once again.

Our History

We have been in existence for the last two decades. Our oldest child is a nineteen-year-old whom we found abandoned in a church in Nebraska.

From the milestones, we approximate he was four months old. He is now pursuing his undergraduate studies at The University of Nebraska.

That was the first child we adopted. Over the years, we have managed to support over 500 children through our in-service programs. Initially, John took the kids to his home to comfortably stay and have a life once again.

Over time, word went round, and as usual, they waited for him while joking. His big heart could not see a child in a desperate situation and leave them on the streets.

After three years, the house was full, and he felt it was overwhelming. Although he had volunteers from time to time, It wasn’t sustainable.

He sought help to build the now project Hopeful center, where we have the office, orphanage, an agricultural farm, craft center, primary school, girls and boys dormitory.

“WE CARE ABOUT THE ORPHANS NOT BECAUSE WE ARE RESCUERS, BUT BECAUSE WE ARE THE RESCUED”

OUR PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS

All our programs are geared towards giving life to these vulnerable children. We provide a holistic approach to ensure the kids have a fruitful lifestyle.

In our two decades in service, we have managed to reunite families, provide a home to them, and offer adoption services.

Here is a list of our programs

 

  • Education for all children
  • Adopt a child
  • Individual and corporate donor support
  • Volunteer program
  • Craft skills program
  • Social activities
  • Scholarship program
  • Feed the hungry
  • Special education

SUBSCRIBE NOW!