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At a recent therapy session, Eddy, a physical therapist works with a disabled child in the community while the mother looks on. These regular sessions foster a sense of hope for families burdened with the heavy weight of caring for their children.
Alex, a therapist at Home of Hope helps instruct a caregiver on what exercises to do with her child at Home. Physical therapy is a very tangible way of showing love to disabled children. www.homeofhopeministries.org
Though you may never meet the children whose lives are being changed, each one of them thank you for how you have cared for them. "For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat. I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink...." Mat
Buwenge is a local district in Jinja, near Home of Hope. At a recent outreach, families who have partnered with Home of Hope receive medication for their children as well as share/relate stories of caring for their disabled children. Working togeth
Thank you to all who support the children at Home of Hope! Your donation makes a very real difference in the lives of the children! www.homeofhopeministries.org
Beneficiaries of the outreach clinic help support Home of Hope and also receive medical care for their children. This partnership with community members brings blessing to both families and the children at Home of Hope.
Jessica, a student intern at Home of Hope meets with a family recently made aware of their child's disabilities. Processing this hard truth gives families a whole new perspective on their life moving forward.
Education and awareness for families caring for disabled children is central to the mission at Home of Hope. At a recent gathering, Stephen educates and encourages families who are caring for these needy children.
"For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in." Matthew 25:35 The children at Home of Hope are given new life and a real, lasting hope. www.hom
Outreach clinics are meant to educate and help families caring for children with disabilities. Here, Alex, one of the therapists at Home of Hope provides therapy and instructs family members on techniques they can use at home. Thanks to the staff a
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