Crisis & Relief

In the Dominican Republic we have 38 Hope Centers located in the most vulnerable areas of the country.

Angelica Valladares is a 12-year-old who lives in Tamara, Francisco Morazan, Honduras.

As numbers of new COVID-19 infections rise in Kenya, OneChild sponsored kids are using their skills to help combat the virus.

With children at home 24/7 during the COVID-19 crisis, Child Champions are finding creative ways to meet their needs.

Despite his health problems, Edwin, a sponsored boy from Honduras, has smiles and giggles, strength and perseverance.

Along with concerns about health and food, quarantine can bring boredom and even depression.

When the pandemic began, caregivers at New Life Home for abandoned babies in Nairobi, Kenya, chose to shelter in place at the home so babies would be cared for in a safe environment.

In the hard places where OneChild works getting food to kids often involves much more than a simple delivery.

As Child Champions are getting food out to the children, we’re hearing many reports of the food arriving in answer to prayers, and not a moment too soon.

“Sometimes we did not understand the words because it was mixed with their tears.” A Child Champion describes Lebanese families’ gratitude for help in the face of a catastrophic explosion and economic crisis in 2020.

The growing economic crisis in Lebanon has resulted in widespread desperation.

On June 29, 2020, heavy rains damaged a dike in Digos City, Mindanao, in the Philippines, resulting in a flash flood.

The most powerful cyclone to strike the Bay of Bengal in at least a decade slammed into Bangladesh and West Bengal, India, on May 20, 2020.

Help to Rebuild After Flooding

God continues to be our source of strength for every challenge and our refuge in times of trouble. And as always, keeping the children in our program safe and healthy is our top priority.

Typhoon Phanfone Causes Widespread Damage in the Philippines, Affecting Children From Six Hope Centers

Lebanon is experiencing an escalating political and financial crisis.

OneChild Hope Centers are currently operating, despite unrest in various parts of the country.