Establish in 1996
God's loving concern
for the poor and suffering children inspired
the Dominican Sisters of St. Joseph to
establish Bahay ni San Jose, an orphanage
for the poorest of the poor, orphans,
abandon and multi-handicap children,
neglected
and victims of troubled homes.
The institution
survive to the help
of countless
benefactors and friends, and religious
organizations in the span of almost nine
years now. To the intervention of God
and his mercy the institution continues.
On its eight years of operation Bahay
ni San Jose opened an school for the depth
and mute or hearing impaired, for the
client of the institutions and the nearby
area
The
serve the children which family can not
afford them to send to school due to poverty
and complicated problems.
Bahay ni San Jose
Orphanage is license and accredited by
the Department of Social Welfare and Development
and has been a member of regional and
nationwide network affiliations.
The center envisions
to:
1. Provide a place
of love and care in time of need.
2. To awaken a
self worth in the children and instill
interest in self development.
3. To bring positive
changes and attitude in the child and
his/her family toward strong Christian
families.
The direct beneficiaries
of the institution are the whole province
of Nueva Ecija, Philippines, both catholic
and non-catholic and nearby towns who
seek our love and services.
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The
program focus on the character formation
and personality development of the orphans.
Children receives lessons on the
Christian
values of love, sharing, courtesy and
obedience. Other activities under this
program includes hearing the mass, praying
the rosary everyday, attending catechism
classes, counseling sessions with the
religious sisters, psychologist, social
worker and houseparent which they act
as surrogate mother.
Since
we can not do this alone we need the kindness
and goodness of your heart. "As Jesus
said, ask and you will receive, seek and
you will find, knock and the door will
be opened to you", yet do not be
tired in helping the poor but give until
it hurts, until you pain of loving.
At
present we have ninety children in our
care. Seventy eight children are studying
in St. Paul School, public school, special
school and the hearing impaired in Bahay
ni San Jose School including the kindergarten
children.
Children,
be they blessed or deprived, can share
happiness among themselves, especially
if at their tender age they are reared
to experience God's love through the generosity
of benefactors.
Your
love, sharing and hugs to this innocent
and suffering children will make the difference.
Come and join us as workers as God's vineyard.
If God care for the birds and the beast
what more of their beloved creatures deprived
of parental love?
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