What We Do
From the moment we stepped out of our comfort zone while on vacation in 2015, 123 Rescue Hope was born. Our mission is to provide relief and support to impoverished communities by addressing immediate needs while also working toward sustainable solutions. At this time we are currently only receiving enough sponsorships to cover a small portion of the basic needs of these communities but with your help, we could expand our outreach even further!
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Current Mission Goals:
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Providing Essential Supplies: We collect donations to purchase and distribute food, clean water, hygiene products, clothing, and other necessities to families in extreme poverty.​
Future Outreach Goals
Improving Living Conditions
Many homes in these villages are makeshift shelters that offer little protection from the elements. We would like to be able to help with repairs, supply construction materials, and work toward providing better housing options for those in need.
Educational Support
We believe education is key to breaking the cycle of poverty. We want to be able to collaborate with local schools and churches to provide school supplies, educational resources, and support for children who would otherwise be unable to attend school.
Biblical Education
We believe a biblical education is a key element in living a full life. We want to be able to collaborate with local schools and churches to provide Sunday school supplies, biblical educational resources and of course, Bibles, and show these communities what God's love is all about!
Medical Assistance
Healthcare is often inaccessible for many of these families. We want to work to connect communities with medical resources, providing basic first aid supplies, arranging medical visits, and helping with emergency medical expenses.
Long Term Solutions
While addressing immediate needs is our current goal, our ultimate goal is to help families escape poverty permanently. This includes supporting job training programs, funding small business initiatives, and encouraging self-sufficiency through agricultural and trade projects in and around their local communities.
