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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Does Living Hope care for single orphanage children?

  Under extenuating circumstances, Living Hope does care for “single orphans” who have a parent living who is unable or unwilling to care for the child. Serving in Zambia in 2003, several members of Oak Pointe Church in Novi, Michigan, responded to God’s leading to begin operation of a small orphanage in Ndola, Zambia in partnership with Cru-Zambia.

• How many children lived in the first Berea orphanage?

  When it opened, there were 9 children who lived in one facility in Berea, Ohio. The first orphanage building, made of native Berea sandstone, was dedicated on Thanksgiving Day 1868. It was a 3 story structure 45’x70’, large enough to accommodate 50-60 children.

• How did Ottilie orphanage get its name?

  Originally known as the Ottilie Orphan Home, it was named after Ottilie Seibert, a young woman who died of pneumonia, leaving behind two young children. Ottilie’s father, John Miller, founded the orphanage in 1892 as a memorial to his only child. The merger between St. Christopher’s Home and Ottilie resulted in St. Christopher-Ottilie.

• How to register an orphanage?

  Each orphanage admin and users should do the registration process. Login process is done with the registered phone number and password. Full details of the orphanages with contact and location details. In the registration page, the users should fill the registration form by giving their name, phone number, email_id, and password.

• What is easteast lake pet orphanage?

  East Lake Pet Orphanage has been connecting people and pets for the mutual enrichment of life by providing orphaned pets medical care, surgical care, a warm place to stay, love, attention, and by matching these rescued pets with people who provide permanent loving homes for them.