Holy Christain Family Orphanage was established in November 2007.
Our children are between 0 to 12 years old.
What happens after the children turn 12? Do you have any plan of keeping them until they are adults?
When children turn 12, they are transferred to affliate centers where services are tailored to their developmental needs including secondary education, vocational training and more skills programs.
The children come from a variety of challenging circumstances such as Parental Loss, Abandonment, Neglect or Abuse, Displacement due to crisis etc.
Government find these children through Child Protection Hotlines, Reports from Community Members, Referrals by Professionals, Routine Welfare Checks, Emergency and Crisis Situations
We cater for the orphaned, children abandoned and affected by crisis and lastly, children with special needs.
Yes, the overall happiness of adopted children depend on multiple factors— the quality of the adoptive home in terms of care, support, resources available to the children during and after adoption
This home was founded by Jefferson Woods.
Through Charitable donations and Sponsorships, Partnerships with NGOs and Volunteering. Yes, the Government supports through Subsidies and Grants.
Yes, this is one of our top priorities. They are provided with in-house education programs designed to meet their needs.
By contacting us
All our children reside here in our home.
Health and Nutrition, Extracurricular Activities, Educational materials etc. Contact us for more information.
Yes and this is after permission is granted.
Yes, and this is done after checking in with us.
Yes, adult supervision is needed to ensure their safety and well-being.
They are often scheduled on weekends to avoid disrupting school and daily routines.
Weekdays: 9:00am - 5:00pm Weekends: Limited hours, often for scheduled visits only Public Holidays: May have restricted or no visiting hours