Sustainable Development

To better serve the children in our care as we move forward with our ministry in Haiti, our in-country staff needs a dependable vehicle. Our staff in Haiti currently relies on a dilapidated van for transportation, and repairs are becoming expensive.

Having a more reliable vehicle will save money in the long term and allow our staff to deliver needed supplies to our children and their families, and to check in and interact regularly with the children in our care.

In order to staff the school that partners like you are building in Haiti, we need to provide salaries for an education director and teachers. Paying these employees a reasonable wage ensures that the school attracts well-qualified teachers, and that they are treated with dignity.

Education is a major key in overcoming poverty. By providing for these educators, you are in turn providing a high-quality education for children in Haiti, who will be equipped to become leaders in their communities and their nation.

This project is fully funded! THANK YOU!!

As we establish our first Village Partnership Program in Haiti, we are focused on meeting the basic needs of the children in our care. One of our first priorities is to establish a school and feeding center.

By providing for the construction of this school and feeding center, you will also be providing for the children’s daily educational and physical needs.

Transportation can be tricky in Africa. Children often must walk long distances to get food, go to school and church, etc. This is taxing and not often efficient.

By providing a school bus in Malawi, you will be helping in-country staff transport children to and from school so they do not have to walk extremely long distances. The bus will also be used by large Venture Teams, giving them a convenient way to travel in a group as they serve children in various communities.

Partners like you are helping construct one of the best secondary schools in Malawi, at COTN’s International Christian Academy. Our goal is to give students the best possible place to study and learn.

By helping to construct an outdoor restroom at the school, you will be giving hundreds of students a healthier, more sanitary environment in which to learn and grow.

The cost of the wall has been rolled into other projects related to the ICA.

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This project is fully funded. Thank you!

Our guesthouse is currently located about a twenty-minute drive from our Children’s Village and school, making travel difficult for Venture participants and staff, and limiting the amount of time they can spend with the children.

By helping to build a guesthouse for Venture participants near the Children’s Village, you will be making it easier for both staff and Venture participants (including teachers, therapists, and other consultants) to interact with and benefit the children as much as possible.

Currently, we are renting office space in Lira, Uganda, about a twenty-minute drive from our Children’s Homes and Village Partnership Program (VPP) in Anai-Okii. The roads are rough and the trip from the offices to the Children’s Homes is taxing on our vehicles.

The Goal: Excellent Hospitality, Practical Training
Casa Bethesda, Children of the Nations’ guest house in the Dominican Republic, accommodates hundreds of Venture participants each year. Through the Casa, we strive to provide a comfortable place for our visiting guests to stay while they serve our children. We also want to use the Casa to provide opportunities for students in our program to gain practical experience in the hospitality industry through internships.

THIS PROJECT IS FULLY FUNDED!  Thank You! Your partnership made this project possible. Click here for updates on the progress of this project.

The Goal: Excellent Hospitality, Practical Training