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He Doesn’t Leave Anyone Behind
Seven years ago, the first group of vulnerable children arrived at a partnering home in Monterrey, Mexico. Among those children was a five-year old girl assigned to her sixth children’s home placement. Camila* was filled with fear.
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At the beginning of 2022, Bethel Hope House parents in Mazatlán heard about a youth conference being held in Monterrey. They spoke to the teens in their care and prayed together about attending.
“God, what do You want for my life?”
It was a question Juan* regularly took to God in the interim between a soccer injury and the needed surgery to repair it.
Claire*, Alan*, and Sophia* arrived at a Back2Back-run children’s home many years ago. The sibling trio grew up there, then joined two different Hope Program houses – Abigail and Bethel.
Five young adults, who have taken part in programming at the community centers most of their lives, are now close to completing their second semester at university!
The neighborhood of a partnering children’s home in Haiti hasn’t been quiet for weeks. Rival gangs created turmoil and noise for neighboring communities, causing many to flee or shelter-in-place for safety.
The Back2Back D.R. site is different from many other sites in that it is largely about empowering leaders and caregivers to provide Trauma Competent Care to vulnerable children.
It is special when fathers wrap their arms around their sons, mothers advocate for each of their children, and God’s people create space for families to believe they belong, too.
For females in the village where she lives, academic success hasn’t always been the norm, or even expected among previous generations, but Fara grew up watching her brother strive academically.
Strong Families programming allows children to remain with their families, flourishing in their own homes and receiving holistic care through tutoring, social-emotional curriculum, parenting classes, and advanced educational opportunities.
Sade is a young woman in her early twenties who is part of Back2Back’s Transition Program. She has been under the holistic care of Back2Back from an early age, first in a partnering children’s home, then as a Hope Education Program student, and now as a Transition student.
Haiti’s Hope Program, like all Back2Back Hope Programs, help teens move toward three distinct objectives – dependency on Jesus, interdependency in their communities, and independence and financial sustainability.
