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St. John Neumann provides assistance to the Fundacion Cristo de Miraville Day Care Center in Quito, Ecuador. This daycare center provides a Christian education for the children of the working poor around the Quito area. St. John Neumann, through donations and sponsorships of the children, provides monetary support for the Day Care.
Ecuador Day Care
Sponsorship Drive
For the members of St. John Neumann "adopt" the students of Cristo de Miraville Day Care Center in Quito, Ecuador.
The daycare is once again able to hold in-person classes and continues to provide healthcare and nutritious meals to students to help improve living conditions at home. Although the school can serve up to 120 children, enrollment fluctuates. New student registration will take place this spring, and we hope to be at full capacity. Sponsorships are needed for both current and future students. The annual sponsorship cost remains $200 per student.
SPONSORSHIP SIGNUP:
Click on the link above (or copy and paste it into your search engine). The signup will appear.
Select a child from the list, or choose to sponsor a future student.
Go to the bottom of the page and click the “Submit and Sign Up” button.
You will be asked to enter your name, email, and phone number. When all required information has been entered, go to the “Sign Up Now” button and click it.
You will receive an email with your ‘Sign Up” information.
If you would like to make a charitable donation:
Checks -- should be made out to St. John Neumann with "Ecuador Sponsorship" written in the memo section.
ParishSoft Giving -- Use the "One Time Gift" option through ParishSoft Givin. Be sure to place "Ecuador Sponsorship" in the note section.
For further information contact:
Jaime Quinn: liturgy@sjnpowhatan.org / 804-687-2814
Tony Hackenberg: tjhack@hotmail.com / 804-339-0267
The Children at the Ecuador Day Care
The Children at the Ecuador Day Care
Mark 9:36-37 ~ He took a little child whom he placed among them. Taking the child in his arms, he said to them, “Whoever welcomes one of these little children in my name welcomes me; and whoever welcomes me does not welcome me but the one who sent me.”
Academics
The Academic Coordination Team continued to meet and work on planning and follow-ups. They also held psycho-pedagogical meetings to discuss specific cases. Students are tested, and where needed, are given extra academic support. Progress reports are also sent to parents.
Health
Students are given a full nutritional evaluation and underweight student are giving nutritional supplements.
Dental students from UDLA examine the students and report students who need specific dental work.
Parents & Catholic Teachings
“School for Parents” session is when Father Manuel Espinoza talks about “Christian Values”
Students and parents are educated in Christian values throughout the year and many projects and celebrations are held.
Enrollment
In March and April the day care accepts applications for new students. They always receive more applicants than the 38 available spots. Applications get pre-checked and volunteers make the required home-visits.
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