We partner with exceptional organizations we call Global Partners to help meet the physical and spiritual needs of at-risk families and children in 21 different countries around the world. Use the map below to get more information about our Global Partners around the world.
Openhouse has a similar model as North Point to be a church that unchurched people love to attend. They are working with Hope Costa Rica to serve underprivileged children and families through the local schools and an after school program.
Team members are God’s hands, feet, and voice to special needs orphans. Through commitment to finding our value, security and purpose in Jesus Christ, we see our ministry as an opportunity to proclaim and demonstrate truth and love, and show a watching world the heart of God.
La Casa seeks to heal hearts, restore families, and bring hope of a better future to children in crisis in El Salvador. We do this by modeling a healthy home life and providing Christ-centered counseling, education, life planning, and family support.
Heart for Africa is faith-based humanitarian organization that focuses in the areas of Hunger, Orphans, Poverty and Education in the tiny Kingdom of Swaziland, Africa bringing hope to a hopeless nation. The Project Canaan Children (PCC) program provides a safe home for orphaned and abandoned babies under the age of 12-months. Once a child is placed with us through the government we become the legal guardians for the children until they are 18-years old.
Eglise de la Brie has a similar model as North Point to be a church that unchurched people love to attend. They host camps to engage children in the community and get families excited about other environments created by the church.
The 410 Bridge conducts Christ-centered, community-initiated development. We exist to enable the self-developing capabilities of the people we serve, by mobilizing and unifying the Body of Christ through holistic, redemptive, community-centered partnerships. We seek to radically improve the pace and depth of growth in the spiritual and physical health of communities in the developing world by transforming the way that the body of Christ engages the poor.
The 410 Bridge conducts Christ-centered, community-initiated development. We exist to enable the self-developing capabilities of the people we serve, by mobilizing and unifying the Body of Christ through holistic, redemptive, community-centered partnerships. We seek to radically improve the pace and depth of growth in the spiritual and physical health of communities in the developing world by transforming the way that the body of Christ engages the poor.
Our partner works with the poor in the West Bank of Israel to make a difference in the lives of children and families in the name of Jesus. We do this by bringing positive change to impoverished communities through education, economic development, cultural exchange, and humanitarian aid.
HOI is a Christ-centered, missionary-sending ministry working alongside people of developing countries who desire to implement sustainable development partnerships. Our vision is to create life-changing relationships between the people of developing countries and North Americans, while promoting community directed and integrated spiritual, physical, educational and economic development of men, women and children in the developing world through the promotion of dignity, mutual cooperation and self-sufficiency.
LIA trains and equips local churches, strategically located in hurting communities, so they can meet their communities pressing needs. This is done by equipping and coming alongside local churches to address root causes of poverty through integrated programs with sustainable impact.
The 410 Bridge conducts Christ-centered, community-initiated development. We exist to enable the self-developing capabilities of the people we serve, by mobilizing and unifying the Body of Christ through holistic, redemptive, community-centered partnerships. We seek to radically improve the pace and depth of growth in the spiritual and physical health of communities in the developing world by transforming the way that the body of Christ engages the poor.
Heart for Lebanon believes transformation is a process, not an event. Therefore, Heart for Lebanon is a faith-based holistic ministry that often uses relief as the first step in the journey of transforming an individual and their community. This includes bringing dignity to the marginalized and rejected communities in Lebanon, including Syrian and Iraqi refugees living in Beirut, the Bekaa Valley, and Southern Lebanon, as well as the Bedouin, Gypsy and Turkman communities residing throughout the country.
Soulcraft church partners with “25th of May” children’s home to positively impact the children by leading to physical and spiritual life change.
Shalom Church is committed to meeting the needs of their local community through construction, kids camps, and more.
HOI is a Christ-centered, missionary-sending ministry working alongside people of developing countries who desire to implement sustainable development partnerships. Our vision is to create life-changing relationships between the people of developing countries and North Americans, while promoting community directed and integrated spiritual, physical, educational and economic development of men, women and children in the developing world through the promotion of dignity, mutual cooperation and self-sufficiency.
Quest Community Church has a similar model as North Point to be a church that unchurched people love to attend. They are committed to reaching their local community through exciting and attractive environments and events. They are also serving underprivaledged children and families through the local schools in remote locations.
Southpoint Church is a North Point Strategic Partner church. They partner with Metro Kids Africa to serve the community around them. Metro Kids Africa is a nonprofit organization based in Cape Town that works with children and teenagers in the townships seeking to bring fun, hope, joy, and love to them and their families through various programs and home visits. Metro Kids has a desire to see children grow up to reach their full potential and become assets to their families, community, and country.
Sixty Feet provides immediate relief and long-term restoration to children who have been placed in custody of the state. Some of these children have committed serious offenses, some very minor ones, and some no offense at all. At times we find children in the prison as young as one year of age. It goes without saying that the system is broken. We work on the inside, alongside the Ugandan government, to bring hope and light to the children and change then system.
Through a mentoring program that connects hundreds of Ugandan boys to competent, caring local leaders, Champions United is committed to seeing the next generation transformed through soccer. At Champions United, we look to promote a thriving culture of local leadership as we come alongside our coaches in training the next generation of Ugandan leaders.
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