Cindy lives in extreme poverty, with her mother and older sister who is 15 and has two children. They don’t have a lot of food or money. The family lives in a little house with only one bed, so the children have to sleep on the floor. Cindy’s mother works as a prostitute at night and leaves the children on their own a lot of the time. Every week, Cindy comes to church with her brother Michael. Their mother has also begun to attend. Cindy really enjoys learning and always tries to go to school, but this can also be an expensive thing for the family.

Through the program Casa Hogar Vida we hope to be able to transform the life of these children, and you can help achieve this vision. You can help make a difference in Cindy’s life by donating $33 per month. This money will help towards food, medication and an education – all things we in the western world take for granted.

Gran Comisión Latinoamérica (GCLA)
Fundación Gran Comisión

Carlos lives with his grandmother as his mother died of leukemia. His grandmother has to look after Carlos and his brother and sister. This is very difficult as she is getting a lot older and can’t work very much, meaning the family has very little money for food, clothes and housing needs. They live in a small house which is falling down, and half of the house is in pieces.

Through the program Casa Hogar Vida we hope to be able to transform the life of these children, and you can help achieve this vision. You can help make a difference in Carlos’s life by donating $33 per month. This money will help towards food, medication and an education – all things we in the western world take for granted.

Gran Comisión Latinoamérica (GCLA)
Fundación Gran Comisión

Carlos is one of 8 children, living in a blended-family home. The family lives in complete poverty. Two women in the household work. One works at a melon factory and the other sells anything she can on the street. Their combined incomes are not enough to feed the whole family.

The children have all been very ill due to the poor diet that they have in addition to severe infections of parasites and scabies. Casa Hogar Vida has been helping this family and the children’s health has improved. Because of support from Casa Hogar Vida, the family now has a water reservoir, and the children are able to bath daily, which is helping them recover from the scabies.

One of the children is infected with HIV and is in need of help with medication, diet and general hygiene. The family all live in a tiny house, with only one bed. The children sleep scattered anywhere they can find room on the dirt floor.

Through the program Casa Hogar Vida we hope to be able to transform the life of these children, and you can help achieve this vision. You can help make a difference in Carlos’s life by donating $33 per month. This money will help towards food, medication and an education – all things we in the western world take for granted.

Gran Comisión Latinoamérica (GCLA)
Fundación Gran Comisión

Besner’s Dad died six years ago from an AIDS related disease, leaving his mother, Maria, is infected with HIV, to care for all her children alone. While she is out working every day, her mother-in-law, who is 79 years old, looks after the house and the children. They are a very nice family and work very hard, but money is little and they need help to survive. Through the Casa Hogar Vida program, we hope to be able to transform the lives of Maria’s children. For $33 a month, you can help achieve this vision. You can help make a difference in Besner’s life by donating $33 per month. This money will help towards food, medication and an education – all things we in the western world take for granted.

Gran Comisión Latinoamérica (GCLA)
Fundación Gran Comisión

Melissa is one of 8 children, living in a blended-family home. The family lives in complete poverty. Two women in the household work. One works at a melon factory and the other sells anything she can on the street. Their combined incomes are not enough to feed the whole family.

The children have all been very ill due to the poor diet that they have in addition to severe infections of parasites and scabies. Casa Hogar Vida has been helping this family and the children’s health has improved. Because of support from Casa Hogar Vida, the family now has a water reservoir, and the children are able to bath daily, which is helping them recover from the scabies.

One of the children is infected with HIV and is in need of help with medication, diet and general hygiene. The family all live in a tiny house, with only one bed. The children sleep scattered anywhere they can find room on the dirt floor.

Through the program Casa Hogar Vida we hope to be able to transform the life of these children, and you can help achieve this vision. Melissa is currently sponsored. Her "padrino"’s contribution helps with food, medication and an education – all things we in the western world take for granted.

Gran Comisión Latinoamérica (GCLA)
Fundación Gran Comisión