Washington StateChildren of the Nations International and USA headquarters are located in Silverdale, Washington, supporting the vast needs of our staff and children in Africa and the Caribbean. Our Northwest Regional Office is in nearby Seattle, sharing COTN with the greater Northwest community.
CaliforniaOur location in Orange Country serves as the Southwest Regional Office, connecting local communities and youth with Children of the Nations. Additional offices in Tustin and San Diego grow our ministry further throughout the area.
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FloridaThe Children of the Nations Florida office was established in Orlando in 2004. It currently functions as the Southeast Regional Office, gathering supporters and partners from the greater Florida area.
Dominican Republic
COTN’s ministry in the Dominican Republic began in 1997 in the Barahona area with a Village Partnership Program in Algodon. Since then we’ve launched Village Partnership Programs in Los Robles, Don Bosco, Altagracia, and Pueblo Nuevo, providing holistic care to hundreds of destitute children.
Malawi
Children of the Nations began ministry in Malawi in 1999 in our Chiwengo Children’s Homes. Ministry now includes Chitipi Farm Children’s Home, a Skills Center, the Widow’s Program, primary and secondary schools, and Village Partnership Programs in Mtsiliza, Mgwayi, and Chirombo.
Uganda
Uganda, a landlocked country in central Africa, is known as “the Pearl of Africa,” aptly named by Britain’s World War II prime minister, Sir Winston Churchill, during his visit to the country. Attracted to the magnificent landscape, wildlife, and friendly culture, the beauty of it all could only be described as "a pearl."
Sierra Leone
Children of the Nations’ ministry began in Sierra Leone in 1995 with a Children’s Home in Marjay Town, outside Freetown, to care for orphaned children. Since then a permanent ministry center has been opened in Banta Mokelleh with ten children’s homes, a school, a skills center, farms, and a clinic, along with Village Partnership Programs in Ngolala, Mokpangumba, Mosenesi, Mogborie, Senehun, and Dodo.
Liberia
Chris Clark, Children of the Nations founder, was raised in Liberia by missionary parents. COTN first began ministry in Sierra Leone to respond to the needs of Liberian orphans displaced by rebel wars. COTN is currently launching ministry in Liberia, with the initial focus on building a Children’s Village for orphans.
Haiti
Children of the Nations’ outreach to Haiti began immediately following the January 2010 earthquake that devastated the impoverished Caribbean nation. Children of the Nations is in the process of launching permanent ministry in Haiti, with the initial focus on Village Partnership Programs.
