Promise Child

Profile Current (Last updated: Jul 16, 2026 )

PROGRAMS

Saturate

Promise Child is deploying Saturate, an oral, multisensory discipleship program specifically designed to reach unreached and under-resourced populations in Uganda and its refugee camps. Operating under native Christian leadership and dissolving cultural barriers. This approach helps us build deep community trust, equip local pastors, and systematically share the Gospel with trauma-affected populations fleeing severe conflict. This program completely saturates high-need communities with the Gospel through a sustainable strategy that explicitly fulfills Promise Child's mission. Promise Child is 100% intentional about soul-winning and creating direct opportunities for individuals to hear, respond to, and explicitly accept the saving message of Jesus Christ. We believe true lasting transformation occurs when tangible expressions of mercy are paired directly with the bold, clear proclamation of the Gospel message.

Budget
$379,930
Outcomes

Outcome 1.0: Immediately impact thousands of participants.

Outcome 2.0: Equip 500 leaders who will then train 10,000 leaders through SATURATE’s 26-week discipleship model

Outcome 3.0: Create a pathway to reach up to 500,000 participants with the life-saving word of God

Promise of Hope House

In 2015, Promise Child began working with women in Arua, Uganda that have been through the most horrific experiences that one could imagine. By providing them a safe shelter, we can keep them from the terrors of human trafficking. We not only have an outreach program that is reaching girls on the street with God’s Word weekly, but our Promise of Hope House has a 18-month discipleship program bringing these young ladies off of the street and caring for their every need. ​Most importantly, this 18-month program is an internship that allows them to get grounded in the Word of God and serve within the body of a local church in Arua. Graduating students receive job training, can continue in Christian education, can go through more extensive discipleship training, and many are in college being provided for through our Jeremiah Fund.

Budget
$30,000
Outcomes

Outcome 1.0: We’ve had the pleasure of serving young women with a wide range of needs and trauma throughout the years. Although it’s difficult to hear these stories and see the pain many women worldwide wrongfully suffer, it’s necessary. We need to listen to their voices, see their faces, and meet their needs!

Promise Child Medical Clinics

Free Acute and Crisis Care: Their South Sudan Medical Clinic (located in the northern Ugandan refugee border region) treats about 100 patients a day for free. Pharmaceutical Access: For many refugees and locals, the clinic is the only place within a reasonable distance to obtain life-saving medications and basic antibiotics. Without this assistance, simple infections or minor cuts frequently escalate into life-threatening illnesses. Promise Child combats Malaria - Malaria remains one of the ehte leading causes of death for young children in the region. Promise School provides mosquito nets and birthing kits to pregnant mothers.

Budget
$25,000
Outcomes

Outcome 1.0: Provide Mosquito nets to prevent malaria

Outcome 2.0: Provide sanitary birthing kits to increase the number of live and healthy births.

Outcome 3.0 Provide antibiotics to treat simple infections.

Jeremiah Project

In each of our countries, we identify students who have significant academic potential from time to time. Very few children we work with would ever have the opportunity to go to college and would never be able to afford to pay for higher education themselves. This fund allows these exemplary students to attend college with the understanding that they make a two-year commitment to serve in the church, using the skills that they have acquired once they have graduated. Many of our early Jeremiah Project beneficiaries are studying in the medical field, knowing they can serve at the two hospitals supported through CC Midigo & Promise Child. Another graduated from the university and is now teaching at the Midigo Primary School. Our goal is to see gifted students be able to receive the best education possible and use those gifts for the glory of God.

Budget
$50,000
Outcomes

Outcome 1.0: Unfortunately, high school (often called secondary school) is often seen as unnecessary, hard to access, and very expensive in many places.

Outcome 2.0: Our Jeremiah Project steps in and supplements child sponsorship to help students continue their education in high school, college, and beyond.

Outcome 3.0: In many cases, higher education is the best way for the next generation to break cycles of poverty, corruption, and violence.

Promise Child Sponsorship

The Promise Child Sponsorship Program is a holistic, Christ-centered initiative designed to rescue, educate, and disciple vulnerable children living in extreme poverty. Operating in five key regions—including Haiti, Uganda, South Sudan, East Africa, and South Asia—the program currently supports over 1,200 children by pairing them with sponsors for $25 a month (or $180 annually through their "Next Grade Fund").

Budget
$500,000
Outcomes

The Core Pillars of Care

Outcome 1.0: Every sponsored child receives personalized, localized care focused on four essential areas: Nutritional Support: Providing hot school meals and essential family grocery packages so children are healthy enough to learn.

Outcome 2.0: Educational Opportunity: Covering tuition, uniforms, and school supplies for K-12 schooling. For older students with high potential, the program also supports post-secondary and vocational training.

Outcome 3.0: Life-Saving Medical Care: Supplying malaria nets, preventative care, and emergency clinical treatments.

Outcome 4.0: Spiritual Discipleship: Partnering directly with native, indigenous churches to introduce children to the Gospel, lead weekly Bible studies, and distribute audio Bibles in native tribal languages.

CONTACT

Promise Child

12611 Chase Street
Garden Grove, California 92845

Brent Kaser

brent@promisechild.org

Phone: (714) 924-2520

www.promisechild.org/