
I had the pleasure of accompanying Kepler to Huasta, Peru on September 16th through the 27th.

This was my second trip to Huasta, and I felt like I was going home to my family and seeing long-lost friends again. The encounter is beyond words.

## Our Mission

The House of Hope continues to be a ray of sunshine to the people in the community. We witnessed firsthand the daily struggles and needs of the children and families.

The school desperately needs supplies - notebooks, pencils, and basic materials that many of us take for granted. We also saw the completion of the new soup kitchen, which will serve as a vital resource for the community.

## Impact and Hope

Despite the challenges of extreme poverty, the warmth and gratitude of the people of Huasta touched our hearts deeply. Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a real difference in these families' lives.

The work of Huasta House of Hope is transforming lives, one family at a time.

Diane Monico

A Journey Back Home


Last September, I had the opportunity to travel to the Andes of Peru to celebrate the four-year anniversary of the House of Hope.

## A Journey of Faith

This trip was particularly special as we brought jackets for children and seniors facing the harsh mountain winter. Watching their faces light up with gratitude reminded me why this work is so important.

## Our Mission Continues

The House of Hope was founded on a simple principle: even if we cannot solve every problem, we can show the people of Huasta that they are not alone. We walk alongside them, share in their struggles, and celebrate their victories.

## Looking Forward

As we begin our fifth year, I'm filled with gratitude for our supporters who make this mission possible. Together, we are building not just facilities, but hope, dignity, and community.

Through faith and action, we continue to serve the beautiful people of Huasta.


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