Mobilising Australian Resources
for International Aid & Development
QLD REGISTERED CHARITY No 1385
Joshua Care International is a partner with Global Development Group. Project number J 357.
Joshua Care International is a ministry that reaches out to underprivileged children and their families with loving care and concern. Our focus is on meeting their immediate needs with food, clothing and medical help and also to provide quality education and develop sound Christ-centred life skills. Our Vision is to see these children reach their potential and to positively impact their lives, their families and their future.
We believe that our supporters are an integral part of the work that we do for the Children and we know that it is essential to keep you well informed about JCI activities, needs and accomplishments. Please join us and browse through the great work that is being done with support from people like you.
Benzar Olayao, one of our JCI in-House scholar was bit by the dog of our neighbor while he was attending their tutorial.
please click here to see the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4hV20DouSQ
Some of the children at the graveyard
Once again the trip to Manila has been inspiring and worth every dollar spent!
Meeting all the JCI scholars rekindled my love for these precious children and made me more determined to help them reach for their God given potential. It was my privilege to attend the graduation ceremonies of Mount Moriah Christian Academy. And I was so proud of all the JCI students, many of whom received Honour awards. These are children who had a hard time adjusting to the private school system a few years ago and now they stand among the top ten in their classes. Some with High Honours and Angelica Ringais received Highest Honour. Therefore I want to say a Huge THANK YOU to all our sponsors and you who give so generously to the poor. I pray the Lord will continue to Bless you and multiply back to you all that which you have given to others in His name. The Medical clinic provided 165 people with free medicines
The Graveyard mission offered nutritious food for up to 200 people.
Finally we took all the JCI sponsored children plus one parent each to RIZAL Re-creation Camp for three days. This proved to be a wonderful time for all concerned. Great accommodation, great program, All you can eat at breakfast lunch and dinner. They all had a truly wonderful time. Swimming and games Encouragement, music and stories to build their vision for a bright future.. Once again THANK YOU to all our camp sponsors. You have Blessed the poor and God Bless you
Fun swimming at camp
Ladies get your tickets for our next special event…
A great night of Fashion Fun and surprises so contact Eden or Melissa for your tickets today.
Invite your friends and order your tickets together for a group discount.
Your participation will be of great value to the Joshua Care children as
all proceeds will go to to Joshua Care International.
Our major event this year will be the Dinner on 7th November where you will enjoy a delicious meal and Beautiful Music and Dance presentations.
Clowie Garcia .. Sadly this beautiful little girl has died.
In January we learned the cancer had progressed up to her waist and affecting the liver. We could only offer pain reliever and palliative care. May God comfort her family in their grief.
Clowie Marie Garcia five years old was diagnosed with cancer in the leg. She lives in Taguig City, Philippines. Her mother brought her to Joshua Care on Aug 17, 2008. We were so moved seeing her condition. Her right leg was very swollen and painful. Continue reading this entry »
Children in the graveyard.
Tom, Barbara and Eden from Australia joined the JCI team in June for their 6th mission trip. Feeding in the graveyard catered to near 200, mostly children. Even though Continue reading this entry »
Mary Grace Artillo caught our attention a few years ago as she tried to play with the children. Her wooden prosthetic was broken and it was hard for her to run! In April 2008 we were able to bring her to Australia to have the little piece of bone removed from the stump. Continue reading this entry »
Mary Grace Artillo is 9 yrs old. She lives with 3 brothers and 2 sisters. Her mother sews rags to sell and her father works as a company Guard. Unfortunately, Mary Grace was born with some birth defects, therefore she only has one leg. Since her Family in the Philippines is living below the poverty line, they can’t afford to get a good prosthesis for their little girl.
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