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Hope for the Hopeless

AZ · EIN 800428143 · $166K rev · operational · www.hope4hopeless.org
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Hope for the Hopeless operates group homes, boarding schools, and foster care programs in Ethiopia for orphaned and abandoned children. The organization provides shelter, education, medical care, counseling, and spiritual nurture to help children heal and become self-sufficient adults. Founded in 1993 by Pastor Surafel Gebretsadik, it primarily serves vulnerable children in Ethiopia with support from donors in the United States.

activities · 13

what they do

direct service · 13
  • Coordinate rescue and安置 of orphaned children from Tigray Region Residential Care for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children
    Collaborates with U.N. Aid agencies to identify, rescue, and transport orphaned children from the Tigray Region of Ethiopia, coordinating with staff and volunteers to安置 them in care facilities in Saluta, Ethiopia.
  • Establishes and monitors foster homes to raise children in a family environment, providing food, medical care, and schooling for the children, and supplemental food for the foster families.
  • Manage foster home program Foster Care and Adoption Services
    Establishes and monitors foster homes to raise children in family environments, providing food, medical care, and schooling for children along with supplemental food for foster families.
  • Operate a boarding school for vulnerable children Residential Care for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children
    Runs a boarding school serving children from preschool to age 17, providing education, medical care, room and board, and spiritual nurture to both Hope for the Hopeless beneficiaries and children from the local community.
  • Operate boarding school for children Residential Care for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children
    Runs a boarding school for children from preschool to age 17, providing education, medical care, room and board, and spiritual nurture to both Hope for the Hopeless children and children from the surrounding community.
  • Operate group home for abandoned and orphaned children Residential Care for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children
    Provides a safe residential environment at Bethel Center, offering food, counseling, and spiritual direction to abandoned and orphaned children.
  • Manages the Bethel Group Home to support older children as they complete high school and prepare for independent living or further education in a home-like setting.
  • Operate group homes for orphaned and abandoned children Residential Care for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children
    Provides long-term residential care at Bethel Center and Bethel Group Home, offering safety, food, counseling, spiritual direction, and preparation for independent living or further education for abandoned and orphaned children.
  • Operates a boarding school for children aged preschool to 17, offering schooling, medical care, room and board, and spiritual nurture to both children from Hope for the Hopeless and children from the local community.
  • Operating the Bethel Center Group Home Residential Care for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children
    Operates the Bethel Center, a group home providing safety, food, counseling, and spiritual direction to abandoned and orphaned children, including a specific program for older children to complete high school and prepare for independent living or further education.
  • Collaborates with U.N. Aid agencies to identify and gather orphaned children from the Tigray Region of Ethiopia and coordinates with staff and volunteers to provide them with a place in Saluta, Ethiopia.
  • Rescue and安置 orphaned children from Tigray Region Residential Care for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children
    Collaborates with U.N. Aid agencies to identify, rescue, and transport orphaned children from the Tigray Region of Ethiopia, coordinating with staff and volunteers to安置 them in Saluta, Ethiopia.
  • Support foster homes for children Foster Care and Adoption Services
    Establishes and monitors foster homes to raise children in family settings, providing food, medical care, and schooling for the children, as well as supplemental food support for foster families.
strategies · 3

how they think

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named programs · 4

what they call their work

Bethel Center
Group home providing safety, food, counseling, and spiritual direction to abandoned and orphaned children, helping them heal, return to school, and develop life skills
Foster Homes
Family-based care for HFH children; foster families receive food support and assistance ensuring medical care and schooling for the children
The Bethel Group Home
Home environment for older children completing high school, preparing them for independent living, further education, or stable employment
The Boarding School
Provides education, medical care, room and board, and spiritual nurture for children ages preschool to 17, including both HFH children and community children
relationships · 1

who they work with

  • U.N. Aid agencies Partner — Pastor Surafel works with U.N. Aid agencies to identify and gather orphaned children in Ethiopia.