Rep It
Our short-term missions program. Whether it's pouring a concrete foundation for a new building, or sharing arts and crafts time with a child, we rep a cause that we believe in. It also serves as a reminder for why we love and why we serve.
REP It
What are SHORT-TERM MISSIONS TEAMS?
The success of any children's home is determined by those willing to sacrifice their time, energy, and resources towards one main goal - to love God's children. In order to make that happen, we need people that physically GO to our children's home. We need volunteers to travel to Argentina to share the love of Christ with our kids.
We partner with churches and teams to travel to Argentina to work on a specific needs at the children's home. These are short-term trips (typically 5-15 in length) that provide long-term solutions. We offer several missions trip opportunities for all age ranges and skill sets.
1. construction
Our orphanages are constantly in a state of improvement and growth, so we will always have the need for construction missions trips. These trips would include skill sets such as welding, carpentry, masonry, laying tile, roofing, hanging dry wall, electrical, and painting. We work alongside with local contractors that provide local experience and best common practices.
2. Medical
Professionals in the medical field would provide on-site care to our kids and to the local community. These trips are a great way to gain practical experience, work on your medical skills, teach abroad, and make a major medical difference in our children.
3. teaching & childcare
Childcare and education are obviously important to any children's home. The trips would look to provide VBS-style ministry for our kids through stories, puppets, games, and fun. Teaching could involve anything from Bible, English, or Music.
4. Youth & teen
A short-term mission trip can be a major source of faith development for young people. There are countless stories of missionaries who were called full-time to the mission field after a trip as a teenager. Youth teams that are just a bit older than our kids can provide excitement and encouragement in our home.
