What Peace Children's Home Does

Peace Children's Home (PCH) is working tirelessly to ensure the children entrusted to our care have a safe place to live, sufficient food and clothing, receive an education and most importanly learn about beginning and maintaining a relationship with Jesus.

PCH currently consists of three properties as well as a set of apartments for those that have completed school and are now in a transition phase. On two acres, the main campus hosts the orphanage, along with pigs, chickens and lots of garden space. The second location houses a dairy farm, a fish pond, pigs and over 2000 chickens. The items at these two locations are raised and sold to support the children and young adults in our care. The third location is a rice field used to feed the children.

The orphanage is currently home to over 100 children with capacity to accommodate many more children. The apartments currently house nearly 15 young adults who have completed school and are transitioning out of the orphanage and into the next phase of life, either attending college or working a job. These apartments allow for the continuation of some of the the support they were 

afforded while living at the orphanage.

Breaking the cycle of poverty in a region that has upper class and lower class and nothing in between is not an easy task. Being self-supporting is the key to the overall success of Peace Children's Home and the future of the children of Myanmar.  PCH is laying the foundation with several long term projects.