While the day care is amazing this was not the original intent for Inca Link Ministries. However, when they proposed their original idea to the government of Trujillo the government was hesitant to allow Inca Link to pursue the proposal. So the government told them to start with a daycare. Now that the day care is going well the government is allowing them to pursue their original proposal. I don’t remember exactly when the ground broke for construction but now the actual building for the children home is built and 90% ready for the children to arrive! The government is in charge of placing children in the home, and many of the children who are already attending the day care will be candidates for the children home. To make matters more confusing 🙂 some of the children who are placed in the children home will be available for local/in country adoption. A child is eligible for international adoption only if they have a disability or are special needs, which includes cleft lips. To support a child who lives at the children home for one month will cost about $230; which provides education, food, staff pay, activities, trips, clothes, and everything that the child needs to not only survive but also thrive!
This will be the cafeteria where they will eat their meals 🙂
The poles in the foreground will eventually be a vocational center where the children can learn trades to earn money when they grow up.
The outside of the children center: 
While we stay here this is our dinning room; however I believe it will be the children’s play room/living room area.
As it is set up now, the house is ready to house 24 children (12 boys and 12 girls) and 2 single house parents (or 2 married couples). As they receive more money their desire is to build two more houses for the children to live in; which would allow them to house a total of 72 children. That’s 72 children who won’t have to sleep in garbage, 72 children who will have a chance at a better life, 72 children who will be able to be raised in a healthy home environment!!!
