The Global Orphan Project
Faith-based nonprofit headquartered in Kansas City, MO. Long-standing partner across orphan care and clean-water projects in developing countries.
Orphan Care
Orphan-care partnerships.
Orphan-care work is executed by partner organizations whose in-country teams sustain long-term care for children. The organizations named below have long-established field operations in the communities where projects are built.
The role from the U.S. side is capital, planning, and design; the on-the-ground execution and long-term operation lives with the partner organization's local team.
Long-term care
Orphanages built to run for years.
Orphan-care work is executed by partner organizations whose in-country teams sustain long-term care for children. Facilities are designed for stable long-term operation — housing, feeding, schooling — not just headcount at intake.
The role from the U.S. side is capital, planning, and design; on-the-ground execution and long-term operation live with the partner organization's local team.
Life Giving Force
Clean-water and community-development partner. Field projects designed and installed with local teams.
Long-term care
Orphanages are designed for stable long-term operation. Staffing, feeding programs, and schooling are handled by the partner organization.
Whole-community context
Facilities are placed where clean water, sanitation, and community relationships already support the children in care.
Infrastructure quality
Structures are designed for durability and staffing capacity, not just headcount at intake.
Local staff
Local staff run day-to-day operations. External oversight comes from the partner organizations, not from Kansas City.
Housing
Durable structures designed for staffing capacity and long-term operation.
Feeding
Feeding programs run by the partner organization's in-country team.
Schooling
Access to schooling coordinated by the partner organization.
Community
Facilities placed within a supportive community context.