Royal Kids Homes care for abundant abused children, breaking cycles of fatherlessness and restoring them within a holistic environment.
Royal Kids care homes are communal living spaces where orphaned children are raised holistically. Faithful staff provides physical care, faith values, character building, and family. We teach and talk about identity because much of our work involves helping healing children understand their identity through faith and character building. We do this knowing community transformation happens through children.
Children’s Homes and Rescue Programs
400+ children live in Royal Kids homes annually. Most will live with Royal Kids anywhere between 8 and 15 years. Some children came when they were as young as 4, and have now graduated, learned a trade, married, and have families.
The first children’s home was started in 1992 with seven children. We are currently supporting 400+ children who are children of lepers, gypsies, beggars, prostitutes, and tsunami-affected people. To date, 2,000+ children have lived in our twelve homes in India, Myanmar, Mozambique, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Cambodia, Brazil, Haiti, Taiwan, South Africa, Egypt, Angola .
In 1996, the Royal Kids Rescue Program found and rescued the first children from forced child labor and prostitution. To date, 500+ children have been rescued and placed in our four Care Homes focused on healing, stabilizing, and empowering these special children.
Global Reach
Sri Lanka Children’s Home
Founded, 2005
Children cared for: 40 per year
Indonesia Children’s Home:
Founded, 2019
Children fed and cared for: 510 per year
Cambodia Children’s Home
Founded, 2017
Children cared for: 24 per year
Mozambique Children’s Home
Founded, 2019
Children cared for: 120 per year
Myanmar Children’s Home
Founded, 2022
Children cared for: 10 per year
India Children’s Homes
Founded, 1992
Children cared for: 400+ per year