Mision Vida Nueva

Since Opening the children's home, Casa Gloria has received 255 children that were rescued from their situation and placed in our care. A place to live, medical and psychological care, social and legal services are provided for each child as well as education. Casa Gloria can house up to 28 children at one time and works to equip the children with the tools they need to overcome their trauma before they are placed back with family. Children with no family begin the process of adoption and if they are not adopted they live at Casa Gloria until they are 18. Each child receives formal education and the opportunity to know Jesus. In 2023, $162369 was spent on the direct care of the children including phychology, administration, social services, pediatrician and medical education and insurance. $64166 was given to Guatemalan Association of the home to use toward needed materials and supplies. $24009 was spent on electric gas trash maintenance water cable and security services for the orphanage. $14949 was cost of depreciation for the year 17255 was spent on food, groceries and supplies for children of the home. $17167 was spent on travel, transport conferences and training needs. $7104 was spent on legal services and taxes for the Orphange

Mision Vida Nueva also does ministry to the surrounding villages to people living in extreme poverty. In 2023 $36735 went towards two volunteer groups that came to install 30 betterment stoves and 30 water filtration systems in the homes of 30 families living in far villages in extreme poverty. They also supplied food bags to 20 abandoned elderly and did VBS outreach for over 100 kids in other villages. They also did a full day of activities and evangelization at a boys school with over 700 boys that come from poor villages. $2953 was spent on two internships where the interns lived in the homes of villagers and taught english, music and prepared gardens and coffee plants for the economic benefit of the of the residents. $151 went towards medical care and medicines for a schizophre woman living in the streets of a small town. $13 was given to the medical center of a small village to help repaint their clinic building.