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Daniel was placed in the children’s home by his aunt at age 8. Daniel has 4 other siblings. When his mother passed away from an illness, the children were split up because no one could care for all 5 children. During that time, we learned that Daniel and his older brother were forced to work on a coconut farm and therefore not attending school. Daniel’s aunt requested placement with Advocates of Love so that all 5 siblings could stay together and be properly cared for.
Daniel is a kind, thoughtful and courteous boy. He has a calming nature and when you spend a few minutes with him you feel relaxed. He is always willing to help and lend a hand. He loves to draw pictures and is a natural artist. He enjoys being with family and friends as well as outings into nature and discovering new places.
$30.00 / month
The US-based organization, Advocates of Love is an approved 501c3. Under the guidance of its Board of Directors, Advocates of Love is responsible for raising mission awareness, fundraising, and operational management of the non-governmental organization (NGO) in the Dominican Republic. Advocates of Love has final approval over all activities required to operate the Children’s Home.
The Dominican Republic-based organization, Fundacion Defensores De Amor, is an approved NGO. The NGO, in partnership with local churches, is accountable for the daily operations and responsibilities of the Children’s Home, the community-based care program, and children’s churches.
813.321.3904
info@advocatesoflove.org
Advocates of Love
Post Mail Box 321
1936 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.
Wesley Chapel, FL 33543-9262
Melissa is originally from Ocala, FL and after moving around Florida, Georgia & North Carolina, she has settled back in Ocala. Melissa went to the College of Central Florida and has pursued a life of service in various administrative, customer service and marketing roles. She has now settled into her dream role as the Communications Director for Advocates of Love.
Melissa was on the state board of the Florida Foster and Adoptive Parent Association while serving 4 years as a foster and then adoptive mom. She has two adopted daughters, Kenzi and Shyne, who keep her busy. Melissa also serves in her local church.