No child should be forced to survive on the streets—neglected, abused, and at risk of trafficking. That’s why The Boaz Project has expanded our reach in Kenya, helping even more orphans find safety and hope. We’ve constructed a three-story apartment building—a haven designed to house up to 48 children alongside devoted house parents who care for them like family. These Kenyan Homes are more than just buildings. They are places where: ❤️Siblings stay together in their own community ❤️Children heal from trauma in a secure and loving environment ❤️Every child receives an education, breaking the generational chains of poverty and exploitation But the work isn't finished. Homes 5 and 6 still need monthly sponsors to cover ongoing needs—food, school supplies, medical care, and the loving attention every child deserves. 🤍 Will you become a home sponsor today? Your monthly gift ensures these children not only survive—but thrive. 👉https://www.boazproject.org/kenya-home/ (fb)

Caring for orphaned children involves far more than meeting physical needs. These children often carry invisible wounds—emotional scars from abandonment, neglect, or abuse. 💔 At The Boaz Project, we believe healing begins with well-equipped caregivers. That’s why trauma-informed care training is central to our mission. 🌱 Read the rest of the blog here: https://www.boazproject.org/caring-for-the-caregiver-why-training-is-a-vital-part-of-our-mission/ (fb)