F.A.Q.

F.A.Q.

El Salvador is the size of the state of Massachusetts. It is the heavily densely populated city in Central America. With the onset of the civil war that the United States help fund, left the country with distrust amongst its own people and left many children as Orphans because of the families fleeing or being killed because of the war. The government did not and does not have the resources to take care of the children adequately and many of the children fall between the cracks.

 

It’s as dangerous as any other major city in the United States. We know where to go and we have security at the mission house and the States Diner. We do our best to keep you safe.

By no means will you starve here. We have all the major fast food chains and even have our own restaurant and staff that will cook for you daily. Even special diets are not a problem.

Yes, we do have gangs here. "18" and "13" are the two big ones. Most of the killing they do is between themselves. The gang were started in California and have grown all over the world now. We pray for them daily.

Meet our other projects!

Transition Homes

The purpose of this is to improve the English skills of the teenagers and the children in the transition homes that come from the centers where we volunteer frequently.

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Orphanages

We work in many centers and orphanages, prisons, transition homes and special needs centers all around the country.

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House Building

We started building homes in the rural communities of El Salvador to make a difference in the Childrens lives who families have lost custody of their children because of poverty, to restore families and keep them together.

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Feeding the Homeless

We feed prostitutes, children, old people and anyone who needs it. We don't hold back. You shouldn't either. This is a tough ministry.

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Cosmetology School

The cosmetology program, born in the heart of our founder, was named to honor his mother. Her salon, “You are someone special”, was named after the phrase she always used when evangelizing.

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Culinary Program

The purpose of this program is to locate youth between the ages of 16 to 22 at risk youth who will be aging out of ISNA care and protection and interested in culinary skills.

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Transition Homes
Orphanages
House Building
Feeding the Homeless
Cosmetology School
Culinary Program

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Telephone

+503 2252-6706

Email

info@sushijos.org

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