American dreamers

The program provides a safe, healthy, educational, and blissful environment for the unaccompanied minors.

The federal statute defines an "unaccompanied minor" as a child who has: No lawful immigration status in the United States; and Not attained 18 years of age; and No parent or legal guardian in the US; or no parent or legal guardian in the US available to provide care and physical custody.

The program aims to provide the following services (Limited to ages 1 month to 5 years):

1-    Housing in a safe residential area.

This choice provides an environment that is easy to integrate with the community, as it is far from the model of the children's shelter.

2-    Nutrition

Providing three meals and two snacks that meet nutrition standards based on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

3-    Ongoing supervision by licensed child care providers.

Four 6-hour shifts to cover the 24 hours of the day in order to ensure service quality for the children.

4-    Assign a Primary Care Physician.

Maintaining routine health check-ups to identify any early signs of health issues and reduce the risk of getting sick.

Keeping vaccinations up to date as required by law.

5-    School and home education.

Enrolling the children in schools, providing transportation to and from schools, and providing home education for non-school-age children by licensed child care providers.

6-    Behavioral and mental advisor

Regular home-based counseling from behavioral health counselors to have direct behavior observation.

7-    Extracurricular activities 

Providing productive breaks, essential life skills, better mental health, higher self-esteem and sport teams.

For more information, please send your inquiries to 

services@handofgoodness.org