Cadaniño News

How God's Light Shines Through Brokenness.

Discover heartwarming and inspiring stories from Cadaniño teachers. See how your support is transforming the lives of vulnerable children.

In the heart of Guatemala, where poverty, crime, & violence cast long shadows over communities, Cadaniño centers stand as beacons of hope.

The work we do is hard, but some days are extra tough. Days like Monday when I attended the funeral of the dad of four students.

For many families we work with, the fathers are not around. Data shows that 30% of families in Latin America are led by single mothers....

Ministry to parents is vital at Cadaniño. This year’s Mother’s Day outreach was a huge blessing and encouragement to all who attended.

This is a story written by one of our youth pastors Cadaniño. It does a powerful job relating what it is like to work in the difficult...

Providing a place for mission teams to serve at Cadaniño is something we have embraced since the beginning. Mission trips played a...

Discover how Cadaniño, a ministry serving at-risk students and their families in Guatemala, has evolved into a platform for service.

Thanks to the help and support of hundreds of people at partner churches in the US, every one of the Cadaniño students received a...

Since our first Mother’s Day outreach in 2019, this activity has become one of the highest impact events we do with the children’s...

Do you ever wonder about the impact what you do has on others? I do. As the founder and president of Cadaniño, I feel responsible for...

We all know that children are more likely to thrive when families have the support they need to care for them. At Cadaniño, family...

“Please, I need you to pray for my mother.” It was the urgent cry of a young woman who had participated in programs at our community...

­­ Service to others is central to the Christian faith. When He washed the feet of His disciples at the Last Supper, Jesus turned the...

The crisis going on in the world right now because the Coronavirus is affecting us all. Some more than others. I have yet to talk to...

“My kids were hungry. I couldn’t go to work because of the quarantine, and I didn’t know how I was going to feed them.” “My husband lost...

There is an old saying, “A fence at the top of the hill is better than a hospital at the bottom.” Looking at the work we are doing here...