SPONSOR ONE OF OUR HEROES:
CAREGIVERS AND STAFF MAKE HOME OF HOPE POSSIBLE!
Our dedicated caregivers and staff pour their hearts into nurturing each child. Your sponsorship helps support their incredible work. Any amount is appreciated ($25, $50, $100, etc.) or the full amount of $325/month.
Dream Centre: Lucy W.
Lucy is a single mother of four and has served as a volunteer at the Dream Center for four years. She excels in hand-washing clothes and ensuring the children are clean, cozy, and comfortable. Lucy brings quiet consistency and behind-the-scenes dedication, making an everyday difference in the lives of the children and staff.
Dream Centre: Jerida N.
Jerida is a loving wife and mother of five grown children. She brings a wealth of experience to her role at the Dream Center, where she has been serving for the past five years. Jerida loves working with the children, saying they constantly teach her new things and keep her learning every day.
Dream Centre: Miriam E.
Miriam is a 31-year-old married mother of two. She experienced a challenging upbringing after losing her father as a young child. With experience as a nanny and in various manual jobs, Miriam has always had a passion for caring for children. She finds great joy in working with babies and especially enjoys tasks like washing clothes and maintaining cleanliness. Her warm heart and commitment help create a safe, joyful environment where little ones are nurtured and cared for daily.
Dream Centre: Deborah A.
Deborah is a single mother of four—two biological children and two she recently began fostering from the Dream Center. After losing her husband last year, she has shown incredible strength and devotion in her role. Starting on the cleaning team, she moved to the baby room, and now serves the older children. She loves teaching life skills and finds deep joy in watching the children grow in confidence and independence through her care.
Family Unit #7 Mother: Leslie
Leslie is a hardworking single mother of three, passionate about creating a better life for her children. Introduced to the Dream Center by a friend, she began volunteering and quickly stood out for her nurturing heart. Now caring for six children, Leslie finds joy in their giggles during feeding times and takes pride in her consistent, heartfelt caregiving.
Dream Centre: Cleah S.
Cleah is a dedicated wife and mother of four, driven by a deep passion for nurturing children. After serving with babies, she now works with older children—a transition she has embraced wholeheartedly. Cleah loves bathing, dressing, and feeding the children, finding purpose in their transformation. Her faithfulness and gentle nature make her a beloved part of the Dream Center team.
Dream Centre: Mary J.
Mary is a married woman with grown children who now prepares nutritious meals for the children at Home of Hope. She creates custom diets when needed and takes great pride in nourishing the children. Mary knows that her meals communicate care and love, and she pours her heart into every dish she makes.
Dream Centre: Ann M.
Ann is a married mother of four who also lovingly raised two children abandoned by their mother. She works in the toddlers’ room, where she helps new arrivals adjust and feel secure. Ann celebrates every milestone—first words, smiles, and steps—with joy and devotion, offering each child stability and encouragement.
Dream Centre: Virginia W.
Virginia is a mother of two and the longest-serving caregiver at the Dream Center. She began just after high school and has dedicated many years to consistently loving, cuddling, and caring for the children. Her faithful presence has made her a pillar of stability and nurturing in the home. Virginia takes joy in every moment, helping children grow emotionally and physically, and being there for them in their most formative years.
Dream Centre: Josephine N.
Josephine is a devoted caregiver who has never married or had children of her own but has poured her love into every child she cares for. She formed strong bonds with many little ones, often remaining a comforting figure even after they transition to other homes. Formerly serving in the laundry department, she was reassigned to the baby rooms to support her health. Josephine dreams of one day fostering, and her heart is full of tenderness and compassion.
Dream Centre: Beatrice M.
Beatrice is a 54-year-old single mother of two adult children. She has been serving faithfully at the Dream Center for over seven years. Beatrice especially loves working with toddlers and takes pride in watching their development—first steps, words, and growing independence. Her steady presence helps calm the chaos, and her patience brings comfort to both children and fellow caregivers alike.
Dream Centre: Hilda A.
Hilda is a committed single mother of three who thrives in her caregiving role at the Dream Center. She loves bringing laughter into the children’s lives, helping with homework, and teaching songs and dances. Hilda recently moved from working with older children to caring for infants, embracing the challenge with love and flexibility. Her joyful spirit lights up every room she enters.
Social Worker: Marggy J.
Margaret, affectionately known as Marggy, is 29 and has served as a social worker at the Dream Center for four years. Her connection to the center began 15 years ago through volunteering while still in school. As an adoptee herself, she finds deep fulfillment in rescuing abandoned babies and helping them find families through adoption or foster care. Marggy is on a personal journey with God and values the personal growth and strength her work continues to cultivate in her life.
Dream Centre Teacher: Beatrice A.
Beatrice began volunteering at the Dream Centre in May 2012 and was later hired to support children academically. She oversees homework time, offering extra help to those who struggle and encouraging high achievers to excel further. During school holidays, she leads tuition sessions and keeps the children engaged. Beatrice also manages the library and fosters a love for learning. Together with her husband Sam, she serves as a guardian to seven children from the Dream Centre.
Dream Centre: Samuel A.
Samuel oversees the Child Sponsorship Program and also the Dream Centre Property maintenance. He is also a "dad" to six rescued children form the slums. as their foster parent. We are so grateful for Samuel's commitment and the great work that he does.
Social Worker: Elizabeth W.
Elizabeth is a resilient single mother of four who found healing and purpose at the Dream Center after leaving an unsafe marriage. She focuses on grooming and cleanliness, ensuring every child feels valued and well cared for. Her energy and warmth fill the room, and she takes deep satisfaction in watching the children thrive in a stable, loving environment.
Dream Centre: Susan N.
Susan returned from maternity leave in February and is a proud mother of eight and grandmother of three. She cares for children under five who are new to school, helping with hygiene, bathing, feeding, and training them to become more independent. Susan is passionate about learning and continually looks for ways to improve her work. Her dedication, warmth, and growing confidence have made her a cherished and dependable presence at the Dream Center.
Dream Centre: Maltinah M.
Maltinah is a faithful wife and mother of two boys, having endured the painful loss of her daughter. She has served at the Dream Center for four years, excelling in infant care and helping babies reach developmental milestones. Maltinah is known for her calm presence and joyful spirit, bringing both consistency and delight to the youngest children in her care.
Social Worker: Linet K.
Linet is a single mother who started as a volunteer and quickly became an essential caregiver. Her natural ability to bond with children is evident during feeding time, singing, and dancing with the babies. Linet’s warmth, attentiveness, and dedication create a nurturing environment where every child feels safe and loved each day.
Dream Centre: Leslie N.
Leslie is a hardworking single mother of three, passionate about creating a better life for her children. Introduced to the Dream Center by a friend, she began volunteering and quickly stood out for her nurturing heart. Now caring for six children, Leslie finds joy in their giggles during feeding times and takes pride in her consistent, heartfelt caregiving.
Dream Centre: Caroline
Caroline is a devoted wife and mother to a five-year-old son. Since being introduced to the Dream Center by a friend, she has become known for her skill in the kitchen and her love of styling the girls’ hair. Caroline’s ability to step into any role needed makes her an indispensable member of the caregiving team.
Kenya: Diana
Diana is the lead caregiver at the Dream Centre, overseeing the Dream Centre Operations. She has a passion for what she does, now over 10 years! She trains all the caregivers and updates rescued babies’ information to the sponsors and the daily operation of the Dream Centre.
Kenya: Anastacia K.
Anastasia, a single mother of a 15-year-old daughter, joined Home of Hope as an intern in 2014 and became a social worker in 2015. She manages legal documentation and records for all rescued children and oversees their transitions into adoption, guardianship, foster care, or reintegration. Anastasia finds deep satisfaction in seeing children placed with loving families. Despite battling blood pressure and diabetes, which has kept her on extended sick leave, she remains passionate about her work and its impact.
Dream Centre: Marion
Marion is 52 years old and a devoted mother of three who joined Home of Hope after caring for her father and working at another children’s home. She loves cuddling babies, keeping their rooms tidy, and creating a peaceful environment. Marion’s organized and nurturing approach makes a lasting impact on the infants in her care.
Kenya: Alice C.
Alice joined Home of Hope in 2021 and brings joy and enthusiasm to her work every day. She is known for uplifting her team and maintaining a positive, caring atmosphere. Her joyful heart and consistent service play a big role in creating a loving home environment for the children.
Kenya: George & Janet
George risks his life to go into the slum and rescue babies who have been thrown away in the dump. He also helps desperate women who are about to throw away their babies who see our sign that says "Don't Throw Away Your Baby". He gets 10-15 calls every single day.
Janet is the overseer of the Pregnant Mothers and Stella Project. We rescue single mothers out of the worst living conditions you can imagine, we rescue them, train them, and help them to be self-sufficient and moved out of the slum in one year.
Dream Centre: Elizabeth N.
Elizabeth, a devoted single mother of two, has been with HOH Dream Centre since its early days, starting as a caregiver and later transitioning to finance administration before returning as a volunteer Matron. She now works four nights a week, helping oversee nightly operations and responding to emergencies with care and attention. Elizabeth loves bonding with the children, taking memorable photos, and having meaningful conversations. She is passionate about being present for the kids, offering them the love and attention they deeply need.
Kenya: Jonathan B.
Jonathan is 27 and has been connected to the Dream Center through the Kariobangi church, where he initially volunteered. Raised by a single father, he faced many early challenges but persevered through college-level studies. He now works to ensure the Dream Center is a peaceful, welcoming place for guests and staff. Jonathan’s kind nature and presence are a comfort to the children, and he enjoys spending time with them during his free moments, helping create a cheerful environment.
Kenya: George & Janet
George risks his life to go into the slum and rescue babies who have been thrown away in the dump. He also helps desperate women who are about to throw away their babies who see our sign that says "Don't Throw Away Your Baby". He gets 10-15 calls every single day.
Janet is the overseer of the Pregnant Mothers and Stella Project. We rescue single mothers out of the worst living conditions you can imagine, we rescue them, train them, and help them to be self-sufficient and moved out of the slum in one year.
Rwanda: Dominic (Guard)
Dominic is our guard who has watched over our Home of Hope Gatsata church property and school (with approximately 80 students) for many years now. He is a great man who does a great job!
DRCongo: Serge
Serge is the HOH Field Office in Congo. He is married with 3 children. Serge is passionate about empowering and teaching women. He oversees the updating of contracts, writing their stories, recording data, and sending updates to the HOH office. Serge is an excellent administrator who is passionate about his work with Home of Hope!
DRCongo: Olivier
Olivier is the Home of Hope nurse in DRCongo. He is married and has 1 daughter. Olivier is the brother to Christian. He has been part of the team for 3 years. Olivier supervises the Feeding Project for the malnourished children in the communities HOH serves in. He is passionate about medically helping and teaching the poor.
DRCongo: Shakilah (Project Manager)
Shakilah is a joyful, brilliant, multi-lingual woman who oversees our food cart ministry with the Microloan Project and teaches women in the Tumaini Project. She has proven herself trustworthy over the past 5 years and is excellent in everything she does.
Rwanda: Aime H.
Aime is the project Coordinator!
He oversees and coordinates all the projects of Home of Hope in the nation of Rwanda. He speaks Kinyarwanda, French, English, Kirundi, Kiswahili & Lingala. Aime likes travelling and he enjoys working with vulnerable people in his community.
Rwanda: Fidele (Overseer)
Pastor Fidele oversees ALL of our Home Church locations across Rwanda (a huge job!). He is a strong leader and we are honoured to have him on our team!
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