We are an NGO, non-profit, that since 1988 is dedicated to sharing the message of hope

Our mission

Brindar atención integral por medio de nuestros programas, a fin de proveer oportunidades y generar cambios positivos, en la dinámica familiar y social de personas implicadas y afectadas por el delito.

Our vision

Vemos una sociedad que promueve y aplica la justicia restaurativa, entre las familias implicadas y afectadas por el delito, a fin de evitar la reincidencia carcelaria, brindando seguridad a la sociedad y a las víctimas.

Our values

  • The Bible as a standard of faith and conduct.
  • Service.
  • Commitment.
  • Love of Neighbor.
  • Constancy.
  • Unit.
  • Integrity.

We provide comprehensive assistance to the population we serve.

Spiritual
Emotional
Physical
Social

What do we do?

We develop various programs inside and outside prisons promoting prevention, justice, reconciliation, forgiveness, restoration and accompaniment.

Families

This is aimed at boys, girls, adolescents and young people, as well as men, women and older adults, who are being affected by the incarceration of a loved one.

Victims

Provide support to individuals or families who have been affected by a crime.

PEOPLE DEPRIVED OF FREEDOM

We provide comprehensive assistance to people deprived of liberty, so that they can insert themselves into their communities in an effective way.

Former PEOPLE DEPRIVED OF FREEDOM

ORO Reception and Orientation Office is an important tool to provide support to people who leave prison in their process of insertion into society.

Directors

Karla Molina placeholder image
I was born and raised in Puntarenas with my parents and 7 siblings. I have 17 years of marriage, a 14-year-old daughter and a 9-year-old boy. From a very young age I grew up in the Christian environment and attended church frequently, along with my babysitter. In my teens and youth I attended on my own. I finished my Baccalaureate from school in Puntarenas, I moved to Heredia and finished my History career at the National University. I have always wanted to dedicate myself full time to serving people through biblical principles and values. I met my husband in 2002 and since then I have been involved in serving the private and former prison population, their families and victims, as well as in the Christian Community for the Family. Seeing people and families restored is one of the greatest blessings. Serving has made me grow and know better about God's plans in my life.
I love what I do! I am realizing the silent longing, which I embraced since I was a child!
Carlos M Cunningham Brown.
I was born in Puerto Limón CR, I have been married for 17 years to Karla Molina, I have two beautiful children Faith, 13 years old, and Ferdinand, 9 years old. I am a graduate of the Faculty of Psychology at the Independent University of Costa Rica.
I am currently studying a master's degree in “Pastoral Leadership” at the ESEPA Seminary, director and founder of the Missionary Ministry Voice of Freedom. Who works with people deprived of liberty, former deprived of liberty, their families, prison staff and victims, director and founder of the Kairos Ministry of Costa Rica.
Director of the Center for Restorative Justice (Jail APAC), and an active member of the International Prison Fellowship and the Correctional Ministries and Chaplains Assiciation. Pastor of the Christian Community for the Family located Calle Blancos. A church committed 100% in making disciples of Jesus Christ and that they learn to Discipleship to others.

How do you we make?

Together with churches, organizations, communities, universities and other NGOs, all integrated encouraging and equipping for the fulfillment of the Mission and Vision