- P.O. Box 864311 Orlando, FL 32886
- 407-805-9532
- usoffice@danitaschildren.org
WE RESCUE, LOVE AND CARE
FOR ORPHANS AND IMPOVERISHED CHILDRENmeeting their needs spiritually, physically, academically and emotionally
Following Biblical Standards
Alleviating Suffering of Children RESTORING & DEMONSTRATINGDignity & Respect
Preventing EXPLOITATION
of the Vulnerable, Abandoned, Neglected, Rejected & Suffering Child
Our Ministries
Won By One
With your donation of $29 each month, you will be joining with other sponsors to make it possible for us to rescue orphans, feed, clothe, and provide life-saving medical care and shelter to many needy children.
Medical Center
The Danita’s Children Medical Center provides primary medical and dental care to Ouanaminthe and the surrounding region. Patients will not only receive physical and medical care, but an opportunity to experience the love of Christ.
The Church
Over 500 people from Ouanaminthe and neighboring villages, attend weekly services at the Hope for Haiti Worship Center where they receive the message of love, hope, spiritual growth, and healing.
The School
Danita’s Children is working to break the cycle of poverty and illiteracy by giving children the priceless gift of knowledge and equipping them to be the leaders of tomorrow.
Baby Rescue
Danita’s Children works with the parents of sick and malnourished children to assist and educate in the most fragile months of life.
Feeding Program
Danita’s Children provides 18,000 meals per month through the Feeding Program to children who would otherwise face malnutrition.
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Click HereRecent News
The Danita's Children Medial Center opened its doors and began to operate on an outpatient basic. We hired our first doctor and dentist, Dr. Francois and Dr. Pierre, and had medical teams come and serve several hundred members from within the community. Out baby rescue program was able to expand with our new medical facilities, and offer many children and families a renewed sense of hope with treatment for malnutrition.
Yesterday was a day that I will never forget. I received an urgent phone call at 7 o'clock in the morning. One of our teenage boys, Davidson, was having an asthma attack; he was unconscious and not responding to the treatment that was being provided. It was a terrifying experience to enter our medical center and watch as the nurse administered CPR.
Recent Blog
The Border Challenge: New Adversity in 2016
The beginning of the year has always been a time to think about what's ahead. It's a great time to take inventory of where you've been and consider where you hope to go. It's also a time to anticipate the challenges and opportunities you're going to face in the year to come.
One of the greatest challenges we are going to face this year is going to be simply obtaining food. In the last six months the Haitian government has been changing food regulations and this may prove to have a significant impact on us.
