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Thankful Hearts: Empowering Girls with New Opportunities
New Legs for a Team of Girls in Kenya Dear friends, During our outreach near Lake Victoria in Kenya this August, we had the privilege of meeting these girls from a local school that play on a football—or, as we say here, soccer—team for amputees. Their legs have all...
Watching God Open Doors
Dear Friends, As we look back over this past year, we are so grateful for the ways God has opened doors, brought people together, and laid foundations for the future of Project Eleven Five. In Bolivia, we have begun sponsoring Elias as he studies to earn his...
Bolivia Update – God’s Grace in Every Step
Dear friends, Thank you for continuing to pray for and support the ministry of Project Eleven Five. We wanted to share a recent update from our time in Bolivia and some of the ways we have seen God’s faithfulness in both joyful and difficult moments. As many of you...
Update and Prayer Request
Dear friends, We wanted to share a brief update, as much has happened since our last message. First, thank you for the prayers, encouragement, and kindness you have shown our family following the passing of Steve’s dad. We have felt deeply supported and carried by...
It’s Christmas at Litein!
Christmas is almost here, and we are overjoyed to share wonderful news from our partner, AIC Litein Hospital in Kenya. Thanks to your generous support through Project ElevenFive, we were able to fully fund a special holiday outreach. This season, the team from Hope in...
Hope Made Possible Through the Support of People Like You
Dear friends, As we enter this season of generosity, I want to share a powerful story of hope made possible through the support of people like you. Meet Amari Kiptoo. Amari is just four years old, and his life has been transformed through the HOPE Fund at Project...
Project ElevenFive provides prosthetic care to amputees in areas around the world that don’t have access to this kind of specialized help. This ministry began in 2010 as a dream in the hearts of the founders, Steve and Danée Morel. In 2016, they opened the first clinic in Cochabamba, Bolivia, Filadelfia Center for Prosthetics, in partnership with a local church. Believing that holistic care is best, this ministry not only attends to the physical needs of each patient, but also the spiritual needs, by pointing each patient to Christ.
Seeking to make the efforts of this ministry sustainable, we train and equip nationals in this field of specialized care, giving local ownership to our partners. In 2019, Steve and Danée began exploring opportunities to expand the ministry to Africa, and are now focused on the country of Kenya, where the need for prosthetic care is also great.