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Catholic Boarding School

Boarding School Children

These children are often homeless, abandoned, and orphaned due to unstable family situations or the death of their parents.

Boarding school serves a vitally important purpose: removing a child from an extremely vulnerable situation and placing them in a stable environment where they will be totally taken care of.

Meet a Boarding School Child

Boarding School Children

These children are often homeless, abandoned, and orphaned due to unstable family situations or the death of their parents.

Boarding school serves a vitally important purpose: removing a child from an extremely vulnerable situation and placing them in a stable environment where they will be totally taken care of.

Meet a Boarding School Child

Three Options for Sponsorship

* Fully sponsor a Boarding School Child for $90, $120, or $150 (Depending on Grade Level and School Fees)

* Ask a family member/friend to co-share in sponsoring a student for $45, $60, or $75 each

* Partially sponsor a child for $45, $60, or $75 and we will try to connect you with a sponsor to partner with

Three Options for Sponsorship

* Fully sponsor a Boarding School Child

* Ask family members/friends to co-share in sponsoring a student

* Partially sponsor a child and we will connect you with a sponsor to partner with

How It Works

How It Works

best way to sponsor a child

Program Benefits

Full Catholic Education Tuition
Room and Board
All needed clothing expenses
All personal and incidental expenses
Counseling and religious instruction
Daily meals and clean water
Medical services
Special tutoring

orphan sponsorship international

Boarding School Pledge

$90 per month
Primary School (Elementary School)

$120 - $150 per month
Secondary School
(Middle School & High School)

Meet a Child Today

Meet a Boarding School Child

Yenifer Ortiz

Dominican Republic

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DOB: 11/29/2015

Yenifer and her older sister live with their grandmother, Mrs. Holeny, who is Haitian. Besides the two girls, Mrs. Holeny is responsible for many...

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Ana De Paula Sanchez

Dominican Republic

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DOB: 11/04/2025

Ana De Paula lives in the Home under the care of the nuns.

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Rafelina Cordero

Dominican Republic

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DOB: 10/26/2013

Rafelina and her sister, Michel Carolina, have been living in the Home for the past two years due to being at high social risk. Their mother...

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