We serve vulnerable children through consistent care, discipleship, and practical support that restores dignity and builds a future anchored in Christ.
1) Saturday Children & Youth Evangelism Program
Every Saturday, we gather children and youth from vulnerable backgrounds to nourish their souls, build their futures, and anchor them in the love of Christ.
Bible Studies
What We Do: We teach children God’s Word in simple, age-appropriate ways through storytelling, scripture memorization, and open discussions.
The Impact: Kids discover who Jesus is, build a strong moral foundation, and learn that they are deeply loved and created for a divine purpose.
Spiritual Life Skills
What We Do: We guide youth in developing a personal prayer life, discerning right from wrong, forgiving past wounds, and standing firm in their faith amidst community challenges.
The Impact: Traumatized and vulnerable children gain spiritual strength, emotional healing, and the resilience to resist negative peer pressure.
Physical Life Skills
What We Do: We equip youth with practical daily skills—including personal hygiene, basic health and nutrition, vocational handcrafts, and financial literacy.
The Impact: Youth break the cycle of dependency by acquiring hands-on skills that build self-reliance, dignity, and future job opportunities.
Praise & Worship
What We Do: We create a joyous space where kids express their gratitude to God through energetic singing, dancing, playing instruments, and creative arts.
The Impact: Worship brings freedom and healing to heavy hearts, fostering a strong sense of joy, unity, and belonging among the youth.
Partner With Our Saturdays
It costs your prayer and obedience to change a child’s Saturday and transform their entire eternity. Your prayers and financial partnership keep this program running with bibles, learning materials, skilled mentors, and nutritious meals for every child who walks through our doors.
2) Inside Our Rehabilitation Center
At Jesus Children Evangelism and Rehabilitation Center, we don’t just offer shelter—we restore broken childhoods. Many of our kids come to us carrying deep trauma from street life, parental loss, addiction, and extreme neglect. Through holistic care, we give them back their dignity, health, and future.
Feeding Program
The Impact So Far: We are faithfully serving 3 hot, nutritious meals every single day to our 15 rescued children. For many of them, coming here was the first time in their lives they didn’t have to scavenge or sleep on an empty stomach.
The Heart & The Need: Hungry children cannot learn, heal, or grow. Food is our first act of love. As more children cry out for rescue, our food budget expands daily. Your support ensures no child in our care ever goes to bed hungry again.
Education & Vocational Training
The Impact So Far: All 15 of our rehabilitated children are now enrolled in school! We provide their tuition, uniforms, books, and basic scholastic materials.
The Heart & The Need: Education breaks the generational chain of poverty and street vulnerability. We need partners to adopt a child’s school fees so these bright young minds can stay in the classroom and pursue their dreams.
Children’s Welfare & Loving Care
The Impact So Far: We have created a safe, loving home where rescued children receive clothing, clean beddings, personal hygiene products, and round-the-clock spiritual and emotional counseling.
The Heart & The Need: Trauma leaves deep invisible scars. Our care team works patiently to rebuild their trust and self-esteem through Christ’s love.
Children’s Healthcare & Medication
The Impact So Far: Every child entering our center receives immediate medical checkups, treatment for chronic street illnesses, and ongoing health monitoring.
The Heart & The Need: Proper medical care and emergency response funds are vital. A dedicated healthcare fund ensures medical emergencies never put a child’s life at risk.
The Harvest is Plentiful, but We Need You
15 lives have already been transformed from orphan survival to God’s purpose. But outside our doors, hundreds more children are still suffering.