Supporting nutrition, education & soul.
the Alkare Foundation, driven by love.
Bringing hope to children in challenged areas of the world.
The ALKARE Foundation Orphan Ministry is a faith-based organization. We come alongside orphanages to strengthen and support them in body, mind and soul. Our motto reflects this with the words “Hungry Stomachs Have No Ears. ”
Call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, we call it FAMILY.
Our Orphanages.
El Pozo de Vida
El Pozo de Vida is an NGO fighting to eradicate human trafficking in Mexico and Central America. We are committed to fight human trafficking through 3 concrete actions: Prevention, Intervention, and Restoration. We work with the women, children, families, and communities who are most vulnerable to this crime so that they can experience freedom and restoration to rebuild their lives.
Puerto Penesco Casa Hogar Esperanza Para Los Ninos
Esperanza Para Los Ninos is 15 miles North of Puerto Peñasco, started by a Christian missionary in 1991. It has been home to as many as 42 children at a time, many of whom are victims of abuse, broken households, or simply orphaned. Now, it is lovingly run by Director Guillermo Zapata, his wife, two other full-time staff members, and other volunteers.
Kabwata, Zambia Orphanage
The Kabwata Orphanage is dedicated to the relief of orphans in Lusaka, Zambia. The Orphanage cares for 80 children and is passionate about creating a loving, safe, healthy and thriving environment promoting the importance of education for their future.
Mansion of Angels Orphanage
Mansion of Angels Orphanage was built by some 22 volunteers from Idaho and Utah in 2006. This wonderful facility is 5000 square feet and houses 30 orphans in the small town of Tomochic, Mexico, population 1360. It is located 7000 feet above sea level in the Copper Canyon area of Mexico’s Federal District of Chihuahua.
Nalugazi, Uganda Orphanage
Pastor John Kamulegeya and his wife have 5 children and 20 orphans in their small home near Mityana, Uganda. In addition to their family some 200 children come each day to the school and receive meals. Pastor John has registered his home with the government as Nalugazi Orphanage. He also provides assistance to widows, the disabled, and HIV- positive people in his area.
