What We Do
We believe that every child should have the opportunity for an education, which is why we’ve worked to establish schools, like the Dreamer School, and scholarships for students to succeed. Our adult training centers and special education schools also give others the opportunity for this same success.
Learn about the Dreamer CenterWe provide many routine medical and dental services as well as extensive care for children and adults. Casa Jackson Center for Malnourished Infants has volunteers that treat, care for and monitor infants 24 hours a day, while other volunteers and ServiceTeams™ work in remote-area field clinics. Along with our drug treatment center, psychologist clinic, pharmacy, AA/NA meetings and first aid, The GOD’s CHILD Project brings healing and strength to many.
We ensure the safety of families with crisis intervention and domestic violence support as well as social worker assignments who serve as a bridge between families and GCP. Along with our care in orphanages in Guatemala and India, we also host Mother’s Club and Father’s Club to empower and teach families about everything from nutrition, health and wellness to self esteem, spirituality and human rights.
Learn about the St. Francis of Assisi OrphanageWe distribute food, water and clothing to many of the areas in which we work. The GOD’S CHILD Project also owns and operates Central America’s only homeless shelter, and ServiceTeams™ build homes for participants.
Learn about ServiceTeamsOur teams are on call in many countries for emergency disaster response, assisting these areas in anything from war aftermath to natural disaster to area attacks. Help support the efforts of our teams with your donation.
Donate NowThe GOD’S CHILD Project works to free the innocent if they are jailed wrongly and works to put those who act unjustly behind bars. We also support and sponsor the Institute for Trafficked, Exploited and Missing Persons (ITEMP) to put an end to contemporary slavery and human trafficking through public awareness, research, and direct intervention.
Learn more about ITEMP