SAI Orphanages Program: Q1 2025 Update
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SAI Orphanages Program: Q1 2025 Update

Report | Aug 25, 2025 | Emanuel Espin
The SAI Orphanages Program remains deeply committed to improving the lives of orphaned children across Venezuela. During the first quarter of 2025, thanks to your support, we successfully delivered 9,786.32 lb of food,

By Emanuel Espin | Project Manager

 

Smiling Little Girl Receiving Medical Care

Smiling Little Girl Receiving Medical Care

The SAI Orphanages Program remains deeply committed to improving the lives of orphaned children across Venezuela. During the first quarter of 2025, thanks to your support, we successfully delivered 9,786.32 lb of food, ensuring that orphans received the nourishment they need to grow up healthy and strong. Our food distributions include essential staples such as rice, pasta, and cornmeal, alongside a consistent supply of protein-rich foods like eggs, lentils, beans, and chicken. In addition, we provided fresh fruits and vegetables.

We provide continuous medical care for the orphans at the four facilities we support. Our team provided care to 150 orphans,  identifying and treating health conditions of the orphans.

Beyond nutrition, our team also remains focused on health and wellness. We continued providing medical care and laboratory testing to detect and treat common conditions, including parasites and infections. These services are critical to ensuring each child has the opportunity to grow up safe, healthy, and cared for.

While we are proud of the progress made, we know there are still many orphans in need. Your support is what makes this work possible. Every contribution brings us closer to reaching more orphans and providing not just food and medicine, but also stability, dignity, and hope.

Thank you for standing with us. Together, we are making a lasting difference.

 

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