Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children

by Baptist's Mission Abba's House of the Dominican Republic
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children

Project Report | Nov 11, 2024
Abbas House Children's Center Progress Report

By Sandra Watson | US Field-Based Coordinator

During this period, $180 was donated to Abba's House Children's Center in Cienfuegos, Dominican Republic. The donee stipulated that the funds be utilized to help feed the children attending the center. Therefore the director, Jose Rodriguez, purchased supplemental fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers (who bring their produce to the Center in the backs of their trucks) to augment the diets of the children. These items included plantain, oranges, cabbage, yams, and mangoes. Also purchased were salami, oat milk, rice, and beans. The children enjoy three whole meals a day at the children's center, prepared and cooked fresh onsite in the center's kitchen by local women who live in the Cienfuegos village. A typical lunch meal might include flatbread, rice, beans, salami, and oat milk.

Our children come to us in various ways. Sometimes orphans are found wandering the streets, hungry and with no shoes. They are brought to the children and we begin caring for them. Others walk over the border from Haiti - most also orphans.

We are thankful for any donations we receive as we care for so many children without parents, families, or homes. Thank you for giving!

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Jul 29, 2024
Abbas House Children's Center Progress

By Sandy Watson | US Field-Based Coordinator

Apr 12, 2024
Abba's House children center progress

By Jose Rodriguez | Director

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Baptist's Mission Abba's House of the Dominican Republic

Location: Cien Fuegos, Santiago - Dominican Republic
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Twitter: @N/A
Project Leader:
Sandy Watson
Cienfuegos , Santiago Dominican Republic
$20,245 raised of $38,000 goal
 
170 donations
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