Seeds of Hope, also known as Seeds of Hope Children’s Ministry, was started in 1995 to help children orphaned because of AIDS. The charity exists to equip children to love and serve Jesus Christ while becoming healthy, educated, responsible members of society. Its vision is to raise leaders and it believes the way to do this is through education and opportunity.

Seeds of Hope operates a main orphanage, the Buseko Children’s Home, in Zambia. Buseko Home houses children under the age of 6. To provide education to older children, Seeds of Hope built a school, Grace Academy, that it claims is the only boarding school in the world that caters specifically to HIV/AIDS affected or infected children. The charity provides medical care and antiretroviral therapy for all of its HIV positive children. Grace Academy is home to over 170 orphaned children.

Seeds of Hope operates Precious Gems Home in Myanmar for children who have been cast away because of HIV/AIDS.

As well, Seeds of Hope also operates Nuu Rain to provide a home, medical care, and life skills to women living with HIV in northern Thailand, and to allow them to reintegrate into their society.

Seeds of Hope had donations of $2.1m in 2018, up 42% from $1.4m in 2016. Administrative costs are 21% of total revenues and the charity reports no fundraising costs. Overall overhead costs are within Ci’s reasonable range, although there is not adequate disclosure on fundraising costs.  The charity has funding reserves of $933k which cover annual program costs for just over a year, indicating a funding need.