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When was God’s Kids founded?

aGod’s Kids was founded in 2002 by Dion Quinn as a response to the needs of orphans worldwide. God called Dion to play an active role in developing orphanages that provide high quality care to orphaned and abandoned children.

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Why are Christians called to care for orphans?

aGod calls us to look after those who are vulnerable and defenseless. All children are loved by and belong to God. As Christ followers, it is our responsibility to care for children without a mother or father. In the New Testament, God says that true religion is “to look after orphans and widows in their distress…” (James 1:27). The plight of the orphan is spoken of many times in the bible and it is our duty to defend the rights of these vulnerable children.

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How does God’s Kids decide which orphanages to partner with?

aA team of God’s Kids staff travels to target countries visiting several orphanages and evaluating their ability and potential to provide the highest level of care to orphaned children. God’s Kids looks for strong leaders at the orphanages who model Christian behavior and values, and who are passionate about giving children hope and a future through good nutrition, education, and a love for Jesus Christ.

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Does God’s Kids help with adoptions?

aOur mission is to partner with orphanages to provide the best possible care for orphaned children. We are not an adoption agency, and we do not have any affiliations with adoption agencies.

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Does God’s Kids help orphaned children in the U.S.?

aGod’s Kids feels called to reach into the hardest places in our world to help orphans who are without advocates, without a support system, and without champions. In the past few years we have begun to be called to partner with organizations in Southern California that help at risk youth who primarily live in single parent homes. To learn more about these organizations visit their websites here: Rewritten | My City Youth Center.

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How will God’s Kids help orphanages give long-term care to children?

aThe long-term success of God’s Kids orphans is built on a foundation of agriculture and education. Each orphanage works with our International Director of Agriculture to implement a strategy that provides nutritious food for the children and a modest income to the orphanage. This strategy creates a system of partial self-sustainability within the orphanage. God’s Kids orphans also receive a strong education throughout their time at the orphanage, and a chance for additional education as a post-orphanage exit strategy to help them become productive members of their culture, and to be Kingdom builders for Christ.