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OUR MISSION

Our mission is to provide a piece of Heaven where people can meet God and build community through stewardship, love, and service.

Here in Quito, we partner with various local ministries whose main focus is showing the love of God to everyone we meet. We work in many capacities, including: church ministries, discipleship in universities, victims of sex trafficking, children with disabilities, senior homes, refugees, children, teenagers, and through evangelism.

Read about three of our local ministries partners below.

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CAMP HOPE

Loving and Serving Children with Disabilities

Camp Hope is a school in Quito that serves children with disabilities. The children who come to Camp Hope have autism, deafness, cerebral palsy, and/or other physical or mental disabilities. Serving there can include helping with feeding, brushing teeth and hair, changing diapers, pushing wheelchairs, helping with physical therapy, art, music therapy, and practicing language skills.

PAN DE VIDA

Lifting Families Out of Poverty

Our goal at Pan de Vida is for people to learn the life skills and obtain the resources they need, both spiritually and physically, to no longer need assistance from us. We take families from being in a place of extreme poverty to a place where they can now sustain themselves sufficiently with either government assistance or independently on their own.

Pan de Vida holds two main Bible study and feeding sessions a week, one on Sunday mornings and one on Wednesday evenings. Any person who comes to our foundation is welcome to attend the worship and Bible study service followed by a hot meal regardless of their financial needs, economic status, or living conditions.

DUNAMIS

Serving Young Girls Who Have Been Rescued from Sex and Labor Trafficking

Dunamis is a non-profit organization in Quito, Ecuador serving underaged girls who have been rescued from sex and labor trafficking. We aim to teach them life skills while providing a Christ-centered environment focused on restoration. Dunamis enables the girls to reintegrate into the world as healthy young women.

Underaged girls, aged 9-17, who have been victims of sex-trafficking come to a place whose focus it is to teach that love and abuse are not synonymous, that they are worth protecting, worth teaching, and worth loving.

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OUR TEAM

Meet the Staff

Meet the staff that make Adventures In Missions a special place that serves communities around the world

TEAM OPENINGS

Title	LOCATION
Base Elder	Quito, Ecuador	LEARN MORE
Base Host	Quito, Ecuador	LEARN MORE
Field Mentor	Quito, Ecuador	LEARN MORE

PARTNER WITH US

Adventures in Missions Base in Ecuador is looking for partners.

It is because of the generous support of so many that we are able to minister to the people of Ecuador. If you would like to contribute to an individual project, please click on the button below. Your blessing allows us to bless those we serve. Thank you for your consideration!

Currently, we are building out 2 decks (1 of 40 square meters and another of 50 square meters), constructing a wall around our house.

The total price of the wall is $3000. We are also extending our house, La Cabaña. The total cost of the labor and materials for the complete extension will be $18,000

$1oo	You can fund one square meter for our 2 new decks for $100	DONATE
$200	You can fund a section of the perimeter wall for $200	DONATE
$300	You can help contribute to the extension of La Cabaña $300	DONATE

Thank you for your consideration! If you have any questions about how we process donations, etc., please contact us via email.

“Everyone is called to missions. You either go down the well or hold the rope for those that do.”Paul Washer

CLICK HERE TO DONATE

All donations are received and processed through our parent organization, Adventures in Missions. Adventures in Missions, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and a long-time member of ECFA. Your donations are tax deductible based on the policies and principles detailed at adventures.org/policies.