Sponsor A Child

Sponsor A Child

Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, thousands of children receive the food, shelter and education that they desperately need. We invite you to experience first-hand the difference that sponsorship makes in the life of a child. As a sponsor you may choose to support a boy or girl of any age living at a Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH, Spanish for "Our Little Brothers and Sisters") home.Your friendship will show a child that he or she is loved - your financial support will protect his or her future for years to come.

What Sponsors Receive
  • A welcome letter from the NPH
  • A photo of the child
  • Personal history of the child
  • An annual school progress report
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Building Trips

Dominican Republic

On January 06, 2003, the NPH-Dominican family was born. NPH-Dominican started with seven children in a rented home in San Pedro de Macoris and since then it has grown quickly. The house accommodates children of all ages, from newborns to young adults.

Peru

Peru opened on December 10, 2004 with the arrival of two children marking the birth of NPH International’s eight homes, NPH Peru. The house accommodates children of all ages, from newborns to young adults.

Bolivia

NPH-Bolivia opened in April 2005, with previous accommodations in a rented house outside Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Six siblings, who were abandoned by their mother and a family of five, including an infant, whose mother died in childbirth, were the first children welcomed to the home.

Nicaragua

On May 11, 1994, Nicaragua became the fourth NPH-house in Central America. The house accommodates children of all ages, from newborns to young adults.

Haiti

On January 06, 2003, the NPH-Haiti family was born. St. Helene in Kenscoff, founded in 1987 is the permanent home for orphaned and abandoned children from age 5 to young adults.

New Bikes for NPH-Peru Little Children

New Bikes for NPH-Peru Little Children
Thanks to the generous donation from our friend Tom Droog our little children are enjoying the outdoors on their new bikes.

Our new NPH Peru home has only been open for a year and half but Fotocan volunteers have been going and helping for the past five years. 2012 was the first year that our volunteers actually got to spend daily time with the children of the home.

Tom Droog, a long time volunteer and avid supporter of the home in Peru, decided at that time to purchase 30 bikes for the shared use of the older children. Those bikes are well loved used regularly by the older kids.

This year, Tom wanted the little children to experience the same joy so he left money for the purchase of smaller bikes. As you can see from the video, the huge smiles of the little children on their new bikes says it all!!

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