Young Adults step into a new season of responsibility, purpose, and independence—and they don’t walk it alone. After growing up in Family Homes, these students enter the Young Adults Program prepared to pursue higher education and meaningful work with clarity and accountability. Beginning in their senior year, each student applies through an intentional process that reinforces both the privilege and responsibility of college. Through committed mentorship, an education policy, and a clear code of conduct, young adults are equipped to thrive academically, spiritually, and personally—building a future rooted in belonging, dignity, and hope.
A History of the Young Adult Homes
2015
EOH opened the first Young Adult Home for college students.
2016
The first young adults graduated in 2016! Thoko received a journalism degree and Charles completed a degree program in public relations.
2017
Esther joined the staff as Life Skills supervisor for the Young Adults.
2021
By 2021, another 11 young adults graduated with higher education!
2022
Currently EOH has three Young Adult Homes with 30 higher education students.
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YA-Students-2022
YA Boys 2019
YA Girls April 2019
12th Grade Students 2017
YA Boys Football 2019
YA Girls Football 2019
Older Students 2017
YA Feb 2018 Girls and Boys
YA All 2018
YA GIrls and Boys 2018
YA Feb 2018
YA 2019 Girls Dressed Up
YA 2019
YA Girls 2019
YA Girls 2020
YA Girls Silly 2020
YA Boys Cooking
YA Students 2018
YA 2018
DORCAS
Turning Pain into Purpose
Dorcas is a current young adult with a hard but beautiful story. She joined Every Orphan’s Hope in 2006 when her mother, Mama Juliet, answered God’s call to join the ministry as the newest widowed Mama of the Family Homes.
Dorcas and her biological sister, Hope, joined six other children and became a great big family!Â
In 2018, when Dorcas was in her last year of high school, she tragically lost her mother to cancer. She went from helping her mother serve orphans to becoming an orphan herself.
In God’s providence, Dorcas was surrounded by the love and support she needed to continue on a path of success. She was able to complete 12th grade and continue on to higher education.
In 2021, she graduated with a diploma in social work. She is now interning as a social worker at the Evangelical Fellowship of Zambia!