Through Homes for Homes, families in Cerro de Oro who once faced housing insecurity now have stable homes. Parents and children have a safe place to grow together and dream about tomorrow.

At Tebow Down Guatemala, children with Down Syndrome and other developmental differences receive care designed around their strengths. Across Guatemala City and four other communities, these kids get therapeutic support and specialized education. Families learn intervention strategies that make a real difference, while children of every age work through adaptive programs that help them reach milestones and thrive.

At CadaNiño, children from vulnerable Guatemala City neighborhoods discover what they’re capable of. In this safe space, students dive into STEM training, get tutoring from mentors who believe in them, enjoy snacks, explore their faith, and learn to give back to their communities.

The University Scholarship Program turns distant dreams into reality. Graduates from Orphan Outreach’s community programs are becoming the first in their families to pursue higher education. With scholarship support, these students are changing their own futures and rewriting what’s possible for their families.

The Aging Out Program walks alongside teens and young adults as they step into independence. Young people who once lived in traditional orphan care receive personalized mentorship and training for their specific journey. With support and skills, these young adults are building the independent lives they deserve.

At the Community Outreach Center in Chimaltenango (CCC), children find a place designed just for them. Little ones explore through a Montessori program, while elementary students get homework help and encouragement after school. Older students receive scholarships that keep them in class through junior high and high school. Every child enjoys hot meals, tutoring and counseling that builds confidence, Bible study and mentoring.

In the community of Santiago, young people are finding their future at the Community Outreach Center of Santiago (CCS). Secondary students gain a Gospel-centered education, technology skills that open new doors, and support that keeps them in school. Elementary-aged students receive tutoring and nutritious meals as well.

In Santa Catarina Pinula, children ages three to six experience hands-on Montessori learning that sparks their curiosity. Each day brings hot meals, caring guidance, and social skills training that prepares them for what comes next. Their parents also receive guidance to help them better support their little learners.