El Hogar Prometido
Vision
To promote through programs and activities at “The Promised Home“, a family atmosphere in an integral way, which will supply the needs of shelter, protection, adequate food, clothing, health care (physical, mental, emotional and spiritual) formal and informal education. This will facilitate the improvement of the quality of life for children who are being threatened and/or violated of their human rights or orphan status. This will prepare them to adapt to a new opportunity to assert their right to have shelter and protection, and also a family and an emotional stability that gives them security, continuity and social restoration. They will have God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit as a model of love and mercy.
Mission
We are an institution that offers a temporary home and quality attendance to the integral development of each child in orphanhood, implementing adequate, innovative, and participatory methods and also having qualified personnel. We desire to put in practice the knowledge of the Word of God and to comply with the social responsibility of the Christian Church.
Contact Info:
Contact Person: Joe and Mendy Maynor
Website: http://hogarprometido.com/en/promised-home/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ElHogarPrometido/
Email: mendymaynor@gmail.com
Telephone Guatemala:+502-4218-3362
Telephone Guatemala:+502-4218-3343
Address Guatemala:"0" Calle 8-95 Zona 9, Quetzaltenango, Guatemala C.A.
​What if children didn't have to be in orphanages?
James 1:27 calls Christians to care for orphans and widows in their distress, emphasizing the responsibility to protect and care for the most vulnerable among us.
Yet, in countries like Guatemala, most children placed in orphanages are there not because they are orphaned but because of poverty, neglect, or abuse.
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What is there was a better way?
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