Three Back2Back Monterrey staff were invited to sit at the table of the ceremonial signing of a new law establishing the rights of children and formalizing the establishment of a foster care system in the state of Nuevo Leon that is being pioneered by Back2Back.
You can help us break the cycle of generational poverty, one child at a time through a personal one-on-one relationship.
We provide individualized holistic care based on Back2Back's 5-Point Child Development Plan that helps us meet the spiritual, physical, educational, emotional, and social needs of each and every child that we work with.
At the root of everything that we plan and do for the children we serve is that “we are only as good as we are deep.” Read about why this is so important and a few ways in which we do it.
If we can provide resources to address spiritual, physical, educational, emotional and social needs, hope can be restored and families can be kept intact and this is why we desire to build a community center.
It has been nearly three weeks since the last update. It seems as though so much has happened, and yet so little has happened. It is an interesting feeling, to have no clue what is going to happen next or
In the darkness of a cool room, with a hazy mist out the open window, creeping in to chill my feet seems to be opening my mind right now. This is my favorite time of year here in northern Indiana.
So the past week has been quite eventful for Anna and I… We are now firmly convinced that now is the time that the Lord has been preparing us for and that we are going to be going to Haiti.
The posts below are imported from our Blog from May of 2010 detailing our one week trip to Port au Prince with Jared and Jalayne. Little did we know the seed that the Lord was planting in our hearts… Let
The day started early as usual, the sun comes up around 5:30, by 6:30 the sun is so hot coming through the window, sleep is no longer an option…The morning started as usual, showers, breakfast and reading, everyone at their
The girls and guys split up to continue the painting downstairs. It, of course, turned into a competition to see who could finish their rooms first. We won’t mention who won because it’s not important J (written by a girl).
The mornings here are beginning to find a routine; a lazy wake up, a breakfast of champions (granola bars, fruit snacks, Crispex, or oatmeal and bible reading or various devotions. Then a plan is mapped out for the day. Today,
We started out the day going to Jarad and Jalayne’s church. It was great to worship with our Haitian brothers and sisters in Christ. We were warmly welcomed, and even heard an English rendition of “This is the Air I
Alarm goes off at 5am. Roll over, hit snooze, remember it is no ordinary day. Gather our 600lbs of baggage onto the shuttle and off to the airport at 6am. A little shuffling of luggage interiors to make sure the
After three trips to three stores, over 15,000 square feet of tarp, 50lbs of canned foods, 50 lbs of soaps and toothpaste, and lots of HEAVY bags, we are just about ready! Here are some pictures from our evening: There