Family-Style Homes
Asia Frontier Family Homes serve children who have been abandoned, orphaned, or experiencing other family disturbance. The risk of being sold or taken for slave labor, conscription as a child soldier, or sex trafficking is very high in Myanmar. At Asia Frontier Family Homes, the children are safe, loved, cared for and have the opportunity to go to school. For the first time in their lives they have dreams and aspirations for their futures. Many also experience the love of God in their lives, and healing from past hurts and traumas.
Agape Family Home
I am happy here Promise Home. I have enough food to eat now, curry and fruits, I thank Jesus for His daily provisions such as daily bread and for my education. " 
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When I was in my village, I was very poor and had no chance to go to school. I used to get starved and sick. Now i have a good meal at this home, and I can go to school. I am now healthy and a very happy person!" Promise Children's Home |
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Family-Based Child Care
Nearly half of the children in our homes have at least one living parent or close relative. The biggest challenge facing most of these families is access to education: there may not be a school within walking distance, or they may not be able to afford the school fees.
Wouldn't it be better for the child and his/her family if this assistance could be given in the child's own home or community?
Wouldn't it be better for the child and his/her family if this assistance could be given in the child's own home or community?
For more on the "Family-Based Child Care Initiative", Research, Programs, FAQs - download this brochure
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