Our Children’s Home
Break the Chain of Poverty concentrates its support on one children's home in Kinshasa, home to nine children. We help with meals, school supplies, clothing, and consistent emotional care, so children experience stability, belonging, and the chance to learn and grow.
Rather than spreading resources thin, we keep this partnership simple and personal: one home, one team of caregivers, and a commitment that stays focused on the children.
Simple, Steady Rhythms
Every day is built around the same steady care: meals, school, health, and time together as a family.
Meals & School
The day begins with breakfast before the children head to school.
Meals & Health
A shared meal and, when needed, health check-ins keep the children well cared for.
Activities
Time for activities and homework, supported by the home's caregivers.
Family Time & Church
Evenings together, and church attendance on Sundays, round out life as a family.
What Your Generosity Provides
Daily Meals
Consistent, nourishing meals every day for all nine children in our home.
School Supplies
Books, supplies, and support that keep every child learning and in school.
Clothing
Clothing so every child is cared for and ready for daily life and school.
Healthcare
Health care and check-ins that keep the children safe and well.
Emotional Care
Consistent, loving caregivers who give the children stability and a sense of belonging.
Activities & Church
Activities and church attendance that give the children joy, community, and connection.
The Person Behind the Care
Camille Ilunga
Orphanage OverseerBCP runs one orphanage with nine children. Mr. Camille oversees meals, health, education, activities, and church attendance.
Growing in Every Way
Real growth means more than getting older — it means learning, staying healthy, feeling like part of a family, and belonging to a community.
Education
Consistent schooling that opens doors to a brighter future.
Health
Care that helps every child grow up strong and well.
Family & Belonging
A steady home and caregivers who make every child feel they belong.
Faith & Community
Church attendance and activities that build connection beyond the home.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many children live in the home?
Our home cares for nine children, supported by a dedicated caregiving team.
Where is the home located?
The home is located in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
What kind of support do you provide?
We provide meals, school supplies, clothing, healthcare, and consistent emotional care, along with activities and church attendance.
Can I sponsor a specific child?
We keep our approach focused on the home as a whole rather than individual sponsorships. Contact us to learn how your support can help.
Can I volunteer at the home?
Please contact us directly to talk through how you might be able to help.
How can I help?
You can support this work directly, or reach out to us at contact@bcprdc.org.
Help a Child Grow Up Safe and Loved
Your support helps provide meals, education, healthcare, and consistent care for the nine children in our home.