Reclaiming health, hope, and life for unseen children and adults challenged by topography, trafficking, and tremendous population density. 

IDEAS has changed its name to RECLAIM. Our mission, vision, and core values remain unchanged, but our name now reflects our commitment to serve the unseen and to introduce them to the One who can reclaim hope, dignity, and life for them!  The health work within RECLAIM includes the following: 1. Assistive devices (such as wheelchairs), rehabilitation, and public health training in Guatemala; 2. Anti-human trafficking; 3. Faith Hospital, Clinic, Community Health, and Health Skills Development Project in Bangladesh.  

1. Rehabilitation and Assistive Devices. In the challenging topography of Guatemala, many disabled people struggle to find access to wheelchairs, assistive devices, and rehabilitation services, so they lose hope. RECLAIM helps the disabled and their communities to flourish by adapting assistive devices to their specific situations, enabling them to function in their communities. Many can then change their attitudes towards the disabled. The results are meeting needs and changing hearts. Public Health support and training bring dignity and hope to families with disabled children.

2. For Anti-human trafficking, Reclaim’s strategic focus on anti-human trafficking runs through all our programs. We combine the strengths of our community development, health and wellness, education, and agriculture programs to integrate methods that mitigate risks for individuals vulnerable to or victimized by human trafficking

3. For Faith Hospital, Bangladesh. Bangladesh has the world's largest unreached people group. In the tremendous population density of Bangladesh, Faith Hospital seeks to serve marginalized children and adults with a central clinic, mobile clinics, water and sanitation (WASH) program, and by growing into a small hospital. Faith Hospital is located on the APAB complex with an orphanage, autism and special needs children program, and school. (APAB stands for Alacrity for Poverty Alleviation Bangladesh and is a project of Asia Focus from South Korea.) The needs of children are often unnoticed, so Faith Hospital and APAB emphasize children and neglected adults.  The Health Scholarship and Skills Development Program enables orphans and young adults from poor families to develop practical health care skills (not just degrees) needed to promote health among the unseen poor like their own families.