Program · Coming Soon
Homes of Hope
Our long-term vision: residential communities around the world where children who have lost the basics can rebuild them — safely, with people who stay.
Where this stands today
Homes of Hope is in early planning. We are running a feasibility study covering site selection, local partnership models, child-safeguarding standards, staffing, and sustainable funding.
We will not open a home before we can operate it safely and sustainably. Our immediate work is proving and strengthening the mentorship model in Reno — the same relational foundation every Home of Hope will be built on.
What each home will provide
- Safe housing
Small, family-scale residences designed around stability and belonging rather than institutional capacity.
- Education
Enrollment support, tutoring, and the materials and routines that make school possible.
- Mentorship
The same weekly, relationship-first model we run in Reno, adapted to each local context.
- Trauma recovery
Trained, culturally grounded care for children carrying loss, displacement, or abuse.
- Long-term support
A commitment that does not end at eighteen — vocational pathways, guidance, and continued relationship.
Follow the build
We’ll share progress on Homes of Hope as the feasibility work continues.