Jehovah Jireh Mission Foundation, Inc. has conceptualized a project named Jireh Home for Children (Established since 1997) that reach out to the most vulnerable members of our society who lost their fundamental freedom. Children who are innocent, trusting and full of hope. Their childhood should be joyful and loving. Their lives should mature gradually, as they gain new experiences. But for many children, the reality of childhood is altogether different. Our history tells that children have been abused and exploited. They suffer from hunger and homelessness, work in harmful conditions, high infant mortality, deficient health care and limited opportunities for basic education. A child need not to live such a life. Childhood can and must be preserved because children have the right to survive, develop, be protected and participate in the decisions that impact their lives. Thus the foundation was created to be of service to the less fortunate children who are victims of circumstances around them.





TYPES OF CLIENTLE 

JHC is of service to the following children:

• Orphan
• Abandoned/neglected
• Indigent/malnourished children
• Abused











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OBJECTIVES

 

GENERAL OBJECTIVE To help the orphans, abandoned and neglected children by giving them a God-fearing family, and a Christian home that builds life and train them to become future leaders for God and country.

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
1. Provide a wide range of services for the children's total development as a God-fearing individuals to a matured family life setting.

2. Provide a Christian education by educating the heart to develop trust and confidence in God.

VISION

Happy children who have been liberated from deprivation, a well developed God believing people and productive citizens for God and country.

 

MISSION

Shall serve the disadvantage / distressed children through care and development intervention that will enable them to become a totally developed human beings with the right relationship with God, themselves and others.

 

GOALS

1. Provide the deprived and disadvantaged children a place of Love and Care in times of needs.     

2. Awaken a sense of self-worth in the child and instill interest in self-development.

3. Bring positive changes in the attitude of the child to his family.