300 Gifts of Love from Miami to Samaná
We are Camila and Juliana Molero, and this summer we had the opportunity to visit The House Project’s initiative in Samaná, Dominican Republic, whe...
A child trapped between opium and violence, but saved by love
Letwang was born in 2015 in a remote village in Nagaland, India, a region deeply affected by opium, poverty, and violence. He grew up in an environ...
This Is What Hope Sounds Like: “I Can’t Believe It!”
In Maracaibo, Venezuela, where 45.1% of households have had to go an entire day without eating three to four times a week (Codhez, 2023), The House...
Jenpo: From Fear to Happiness
A few months ago, Jenpo, a five-year-old boy, was trapped in fear and uncertainty. Today, he runs, plays, and smiles in a home where he is loved, p...
Discover How Donations to The House Project Transformed Ricardo's Life
Ricardo, his wife, and their four children lived in a house with holes in the walls, no bathroom, no potable water, and no separate rooms; everythi...
Shining Bright: Mahai’s Road to Restoration
In the rural hills of Nagaland, where vulnerability often leaves children exposed to unimaginable challenges, Mahai’s journey stands as a testimony...
The Transformative Power of Gratitude
As Thanksgiving approaches, it's a perfect time to reflect on the transformative power of gratitude. At The House Project, every day we give thanks...
From La Guajira to Agra: Enlightening Lives Through Education
We are filled with joy to share that, thanks to the support of those who stand with our cause, we’ve been able to bring light into the lives of people in forgotten and marginalized communities.
The House Project brightens lives in Nagaland, India
In invisible areas such as certain parts of Nagaland, a state in northeastern India, The House Project supports the care of children rescued fro...
Rays of Hope: Mamatha, Future Nurse in India, and the Nutritional Care of Mateo and Carlitos in Venezuela
We are excited to share the most recent achievements of The House Project, which reflect our deep commitment to underserved communities and the imp...
¡Gracias por encender tu luz en 2023!
La Familia Montaner, fundadora de nuestra organización, ha estado comprometida durante casi dos décadas en iluminar la vida de personas que viven invisibilizadas en varias partes del mundo y el trabajo que realizamos desde la fundación, hace poco más de un año, es la continuación natural de ese compromiso. Pero nada de lo que logramos hubiese sido posible sin todos los que decidieron abrir su corazón e iluminar a personas a kilómetros de distancia a través de sus donaciones.
