Oak Life
students
become:
The School of
Orphan Care
is our training center for future orphanage directors and caregivers. Based in Jalisco, Mexico, we teach you the skills to live internationally and work with at-risk and orphaned children.
Be part of the Collective
col·lec·tive
/kəˈlektiv/
noun
1.
a cooperative project or undertaking
Our Mission is to educate and empower an international collective of orphanage directors, caregivers and advocates, prepared to holistically and sustainably care for abandoned children.
Advanced Placement
"Oak Life Caregivers"
The most important aspect of our program is what we call "Advanced Placement." After completing the school courses, students will have the opportunity to work in local orphanages for a three-month internship, helping in areas of administration, teaching and childcare.
At the end of the internship, qualifying students may become Oak Life Caregivers and are connected with orphanages in need of help. Oak Life assists students with the transition into full-time orphan care.
