In Poland, a remarkable woman Allies Supports, named Lyuba, is raising eight children, continuing her lifelong commitment to fostering vulnerable youth. Over the years, she has cared for 21 children, and in the midst of the war, eight more children joined her home. However, these are not easy cases. Some of the boys she cares for have had run-ins with the law, repeatedly stealing from stores and struggling to stay on the right path.

In the heart of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, a devoted pastor named Gabriel has made it his life’s mission to support the most vulnerable members of his community—children facing the harsh realities of extreme poverty, food insecurity, and a lack of access to education. Motivated by his previous work with youth in Haiti, Gabriel volunteered to lead and develop activities for Allies in Youth Development, an organization committed to providing support for children in dire circumstances.

In Lome, Togo, the heartwarming story of Mrs. Avussi, a devoted housewife and mother of four, stands as a testament to the power of community involvement. Although unemployed, Mrs. Avussi has become a cherished participant in various programs, including one that particularly resonated with both the children and the leadership of Allies.

Meet Mariana – our treasured Allies leader in Costa Rica. Her selfless dedication to serving at Casa Dabar in Costa Rica is truly inspiring. Her efforts, along with the support of her husband, Fredo, the nearby community, and the local baker, have brought joy and happiness to the children in need. Their kindness and generosity show the impact that each individual can make in transforming lives and creating memorable experiences for those less fortunate. The children at Casa Dabar, especially those from struggling families, greatly benefit from the care and attention they receive on Saturdays. Through activities, food, and special treats, these kids are able to forget their worries and simply enjoy being children.

In the heart of Chișinău, Moldova, a dedicated group of volunteers has been working tirelessly to support children in need. What began as a simple act of service quickly evolved into compassion, and eventually, love. Year after year, their relationships with the children have grown deeper and more meaningful, showing the true power of kindness and connection.

In the heart of Minga Guazu, Paraguay, the "Love Your Neighbor" project is making a profound impact on the lives of children and volunteers alike. Natanael, a dedicated volunteer with the project, recently shared his heartfelt testimony about the incredible blessing that working with the children has brought into his life. His joy in teaching and caring for the 88 children in the program is evident, as is his deep appreciation for the team of volunteers who make this ministry possible. Natanael expressed his gratitude for being part of such meaningful work, praising the collective efforts in guiding these young souls on their path to God.

My name is Tanya, and I was thrilled to become a volunteer at an Allies camp. The idea of camp was unexpected to me, but I believed it was truly from God. Everything seemed to fall into place perfectly—doors opened, friends in Sweden found a base, sponsors provided food, and the ferry offered us free tickets. The only challenge was transportation to Poland, but with patience and faith, we managed to gather the necessary funds bit by bit.

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In the small village of Kamennoe Pole, Ukraine, a group of dedicated volunteers came together to organize a summer camp for the children. Among them was Tatyana, an experienced camp organizer who faced a setback this year when promised funds didn't come through. Undeterred, Tatyana and her team eagerly joined the village camp to ensure the children had a memorable summer.

Good afternoon, my name is Lizbeth ☺️, I am the Regional Director. During this time, I have been able to see how the lives of so many children across Latin America and Central America have been impacted, including Bolivia, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Paraguay, Mexico, Argentina, Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, Venezuela, El Salvador, Cuba, with 33 leaders and around 300 volunteers, caring for more than 1,500 children who are loved and taught by each of them.