Dormitories
Separate wings for boys and girls, with proper beds, storage, and clean bathrooms. Sixty children in total.
Project 01 — Underway
A permanent, safe, and supportive residence — the first of its kind in the community — where children who have nowhere else to go can finally put down roots.
The Vision
Right now, many of the children we serve sleep on borrowed floors, move between relatives' homes, or shelter in spaces that were never meant for families. Some spend their nights in makeshift structures; others are passed from household to household as circumstances allow.
The Children's Home will change that. It's a permanent, safe residence built specifically for the children who need it most — a place where the basics are guaranteed and where a childhood can actually be lived, not just survived.
It's more than a building. It's a foundation — a stable point from which everything else becomes possible: school, health, friendships, the slow building of a future.
“I sleep on the floor at my aunt's house with four cousins. I dream of a safe place where I can study and grow.”
— Sarah, age 10The Plans
Architectural plans for the first phase of the Children's Home. Click any drawing to view it larger.
Inside the Home
Designed with the children's daily lives in mind — from sleeping and studying to playing and simply being together.
Separate wings for boys and girls, with proper beds, storage, and clean bathrooms. Sixty children in total.
A communal space where meals are shared three times a day — a kitchen built to serve everyone, every day.
Quiet spaces with desks, computers, and a small library — designed so children can keep up with school and study in peace.
A play area and a community garden — space for games, growing food, and simply being outdoors.
A small room for reflection, reading, and one-on-one conversations with staff and visiting counsellors.
Accommodation for two live-in caregivers, ensuring every child is watched over day and night.
Where We Are Now
A clear view of what's done, what's underway, and what's ahead.
Working with community leaders, a suitable plot was identified and formally secured for the project.
Architectural plans were completed and approved. The final design balances durability, cost, and the daily needs of sixty children.
We're currently raising the $50,000 needed to break ground. Every gift moves this forward.
Once fully funded, construction begins. Phase one is expected to take around eight months.
The home opens its doors — sixty beds, sixty children, and the beginning of a long-term commitment.
Who It's For
Names have been changed for privacy. Every one of these stories is real.
“I want to be a teacher so I can help other children learn to read.”
“I like building things. Maybe one day I'll help build a home for other kids.”
“When I grow up, I want a garden with tomatoes and sunflowers.”
Funding Breakdown
We publish a full breakdown of every category so you can see exactly what your gift supports. No hidden costs, no administrative padding.
Join Us
Every gift — of any size — moves this project one step closer to opening day. Thank you for being part of it.
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