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In the heart of the Dominican Republic, Mustard Seed Communities stands as a source of compassion and dedicated care for children with disabilities with no where else to go.

Since beginning its work in the Dominican Republic in 2001, Mustard Seed Communities has provided loving, supportive homes for children and adults with disabilities. Hogar Immanuel in Cangrejo, Puerto Plata, offers individualized care and opportunities for residents to learn and grow. Our newest home, Hogar Niños de Dios, located outside Santiago, provides children with disabilities with a safe home, tailored support, and opportunities for their development.

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Contact Us in the Dominican Republic

Mustard Seed Communities- Dom. Rep.
Hogar Immanuel – “Granito de Mostaza”
Sabaneta de Cangrejos, Sosua, Km 4, El Alto
Puerto Plata, República Dominicana

1-809-309-9110
anne.gilbert@mustardseed.com


Caring Homes for Individuals with Disabilities

Focused on providing compassionate care to both children and adults with a range of disabilities, our residential initiatives in the Dominican Republic cater to a diverse array of challenges. From schizophrenia and autism to hydrocephalus and cerebral palsy, a wide spectrum of needs are addressed by our programs which ensure the well-being of those we serve.

Hogar Immanuel

Cangrejo: Mustard Seed Communities began its work in the Dominican Republic in 2001 with the establishment of Hogar Immanuel in Cangrejo, near Puerto Plata. In 2007, an adjacent property was acquired to expand the home and increase its capacity.

Today, the site includes four cottages, a physiotherapy room, a chapel, and accommodations for mission volunteers. Hogar Immanuel provides a loving home and individualized care for 48 children and young adults with disabilities.

Hogar Niños de Dios

Santiago: Hogar Niños de Dios provides a loving home and individualized care for children with disabilities. The campus includes four residential cottages, a learning and therapy center, a health clinic, a chapel, and accommodations for mission volunteers.

Designed to serve up to 56 children, the home provides education, therapy, healthcare, and recreational opportunities that support each child’s development, well-being, and sense of belonging.

The Dominican Republic in the Mustard Seed Blog