Asia's Hope provides loving families for more than 600 orphaned children in our 25 children's homes in Cambodia, Thailand and India. Before coming to Asia's Hope, these children were at extremely high risk of sexual and economic exploitation. Today, they live happily and safely in supportive, Christian families. Still, there are countless more children who need the kind of help we provide. Contact us today to discuss how your church can get involved in rescuing and raising orphaned children.

Cambodia

Suffering from a legacy of genocide and corruption, Cambodia is one of the world’s poorest countries. The economy is in tatters and justice is routinely sold to the highest bidder. Tens of thousands of young children are forced to beg on Phnom Penh’s dusty streets or sell their bodies as underage prostitutes.

Asia’s Hope operates 13 children's homes serving more than 300 orphaned children in Cambodia. Our children's homes are geographically clustered, with five in Prek Eng, just outside of Phnom Penh, and seven in Battambang, Cambodia’s second largest city, about 5 hours from Phnom Penh.

Battambang 1
sponsored by Westview Bible Church, Montreal, Quebec 

Battambang 2
sponsored by Grace Community Church, Goshen, Indiana

Battambang 3 and 7
sponsored by Crossroads Community Church, Mansfield, Ohio

Battambang 4
sponsored by Wooster Grace Brethren Church, Wooster, Ohio

Battambang 5 and 6
sponsored by Western Reserve Grace Church, Macedonia, Ohio

Battambang 8
sponsored by LIFE Vineyard Church, Gahanna, Ohio 

Prek Eng 1
sponsored by Community Grace Brethren Church, West Milton, Ohio

Prek Eng 2
sponsored by Central Vineyard Church, Columbus, Ohio

Prek Eng 3
sponsored by Vista Community Church, Dublin, Ohio

Prek Eng 4
sponsored by Jeremiah's Hope, Bradenton, Florida

Prek Eng 5
sponsored by Jeremiah's Hope, Bradenton, Florida

Thailand

Northern Thailand is home to a number of ethnic minority groups known broadly as “the hill tribes,” each of which maintains its own culture, language and dress. Political oppression and centuries-old cycles of poverty have left thousands of hill tribe children without parents, without education and without hope.

Asia’s Hope operates 10 orphan homes serving more than 200 hill tribe children in Northern Thailand. Seven of our homes are in Doi Saket, about 30 minutes north of Chiang Mai. One is in Hot Springs, about 45 minutes north of Doi Saket. The newest homes are in Wiang Pa Pow, about an hour and a half north of Doi Saket. This land also houses our ministry run by hill tribe widows, a handful of agricultural, handicraft and micro-enterprise initiatives designed to provide our children with educational and economic opportunities.

Doi Saket 1A, 1B, 1C, and Early Childhood homes
sponsored by Chets Creek Church, Jacksonville, Florida and various donors

Doi Saket 2
sponsored by Grace Community Church, Goshen, Indiana

Doi Saket 3 and 4
sponsored by Grace Community Church, Fremont, Ohio

Hot Springs
sponsored by Highview Community Church, Kitchener, Ohio

Wiang Pa Pow 1 and 2
sponsored by Wooster Grace Brethren Church, Wooster, Ohio

India

Unfathomably vast, India is the second-largest nation on earth, and has the world's largest orphan population. West Bengal alone has more than 90 million people from 35 distinct ethnic groups. It is in this diverse state, whose people reside in huge metropolitan areas and tiny mountain villages, where Asia's Hope has begun its work, opening its first home in Kalimpong in 2011.

Asia’s Hope believes that God will provide the support needed to open 5 new children's homes by 2013, employing a staff of 30 and providing homes for more than 125 orphaned children.

Kalimpong 1
sponsored by Lake Forest Church, Hunstersville & Davidson, North Carolina

Kalimpong 2
sponsored by NorthChurch, Lewis Center, Ohio