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For those children who are savvy enough to survive, they will live from day-to-day by whatever means necessary. What was witnessed during a recent visit included children from age four to fifteen:  Sniffing model glue to escape reality  Coma-like sleeping on the sidewalk during mid-day It is natural to expect the ones who make it to adulthood to perpetuate the same behavior they experience as a child.  Digging through dumpsters of rancid trash food  Washing windshields at intersections to meet tip quotas for their adult "managers"  Sharing the day's find at makeshift camps on the riverbanks Our Mission Statement The Jovenes en Camino Project ministers to the physical and spiritual needs of homeless Honduran children, using a foundation of Christian principles to educate and foster a healthy self-esteem. Our goal is to return these children into their communities as young men that love God and His Son Jesus Christ. The by-product of their faith is being a productive Honduran citizens, breaking the cycle of hopelessness. |
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