School Supply Assistance

Habitat For Children Ministries works with four schools every year to supply each student with new school supplies to start the school year. Each youth receives a new back pack filled with paper, pens, pencils, crayons, rulers and other necessary supplies to begin the school year ready to learn.

Habitat For Children Ministries assists families to pay school tuition and purchase school uniforms through youth scholarships. The scholarships are only made possible through monthly individual sponsorship donations. At HFCM we are committed to do everything in our power to sponsor children and support schools to empower and equip the next generation of Christian leaders.  

Our Youth Scholarships Include the following:

• Tuition for Your Child
• Uniform, Clothing and Shoes
• School Supplies and Books
• Teacher Salaries 
• Nutritional Meals
• Laptop if Necessary  

Habitat For Children Ministries helps to support primary, middle and high school teachers with valuable donations of classroom materials to include: chalk, poster board, flash cards, memory games, paper, writing utensils and classroom decorations. 

Habitat For Children Ministries provides support to teachers by paying their yearly salaries through teacher sponsorship. Many families cannot afford to pay for their children to attend school. Teachers often work for months without pay because they love the work that they are doing to help give the youth an education. Individuals can sponsor a teacher on a monthly basis to help subsidize their income. Habitat also provides teacher training to ensure that the youth receive a quality education.  

Habitat For Children Ministries supports youth in schools by providing food for children to have a nourishing meal to help them focus and learn. The children receive a combination of rice and beans full of the vitamins and nutrition that their bodies need to adequately perform and complete their daily tasks. Many of the children are starving due to a lack of food and they often go several days without eating a nutritional meal. Some eat the leaves of the trees and drink the water from the same river that people wash their clothes in and the animals use to bathe. This situation is very sad. 

“For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat.  I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink…’  ‘I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.”  

(Matthew 25:35-40)