Child Sponsorship

House of Hope Child Sponsorship Program

The aim of the child sponsorship program is to allow supporters of the House of Hope to contribute towards the cost of the care of those being served by the House of Hope whilst allowing them to get to know one or more of the individuals who are being helped and served by the House of Hope. You will find below a selection of those who live residentially at the House of Hope and who can be sponsored. Although we call it our child sponsorship program it is also possible to sponsor adults who also live residentially at the House of Hope.

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Razan

Meet Razan. Razan lives in the residential section of the House of Hope and attends our day programme. She is 15 years old and has a non specific learning difficulty. She is a very affectionate child who loves to take care of the other children.

Jilhad

Or Jo Jo as everyone at the House knows him as. Jilhad has a problem with his pituitary gland which has affected his growth hormones and cause damage to his brain leaving him with a general learning difficulty.

Aiman

Aiman currently lives in the residential section of the House of Hope. Daily he attends “Oasis” which is another project within Bethlehem. Aiman first arrived at the House of Hope at the age of 9 where he could only get around by moving on his knees. Aiman is now 25 and perfectly able to walk. Aiman comes from an incredabily poor family.

Jafar

At the age of 9 Jafar started his new life at the House of Hope. Jafar is now 28 and still living in the residential section. He is learning the trade of making brushes and brooms in our onsite workshop. Jafar loves God and loves to sing songs about Jesus. Jafar often leads the devotions for the children and is always keen to pray. Jafar is completely blind and also has a learning difficulty.

Hazim

Hazim has Down syndrome and as many people with this condition has a very caring side to him. Hazim loves playing with cars and building with anything he can lay his hands on. Hazim currently lives in the residential section of the House of Hope and attends our day programme.

Asma

Asma has Down syndrome and very poor speech which means she often grunts in order to communicate. Asma has a great sense of humor and is great fun to be around especially when she is in a cheeky mood! She currently lives in the residential section of the House of Hope and attends our day programme.

Naji

Naji is a lovely, polite child who is very quiet and gentle. He has a non specific learning difficulty possibly due to damage to his brain at some point. Naji has very poor speech and it is very hard to understand what he is saying.

Rena

Rena is one of the more demanding children in the residential section of the House of Hope. She is 15 and is autistic as well as having a behavioral and non specific learning difficulty. Rena can be very affectionate and loves to kiss everyone. Rena attends another center in Beit Jala during the morning and returns to the House of Hope at lunch time to join the rest of the residential section children and young adults.