Orphanage Momentum: Casa Esperanza Of Angels Starts Fence Construction At Tanjay City Facility

TANJAY CITY, Philippines - Nov. 1, 2016 - PRLog -- The nonprofit organization Casa Esperanza of Angels (CEA) Foundation, Inc. has started construction on its planned orphanage facility located in Barrio Sta. Ines, in this city in the Philippines.

The Tanjay City Engineer's Office under Engr. Chester C. Reyes issued the necessary fencing building and electrical permits paving the way for the charity foundation to begin the first phase of construction on the proposed center for orphans. Initial construction is now ongoing and when finished, the 700-meter long exterior fence with its 238 concrete columns and entrance gate, will completely surround the property.

The next phase of construction which includes building the first of 4 children's homes will begin when the fence construction is well underway and as soon as the City Engineer's Office issues the relevant building permits.

Ronald Brown, Founder and Executive Director of Casa Esperanza Of Angels, said, "We do not have a specific time frame for completion of the fencing as construction of the guard house and first children's home will begin in the near future and will be constructed simultaneously."

Mr. Brown hopes to quickly secure the necessary building permits from the concerned government offices to avoid delays in construction. "We request cooperation and ease of processing from government services," stated Mr. Brown. "Our goal is to work with the government to provide better care for the children of the Philippines at no cost to the government."

Momentum appears to be on the side of CEA having gone on to begin construction on the orphanage right after purchasing the property just a month ago. Still, logistical hurdles need to be overcome before significant progress could be accomplished.

Water supply, for example, is not readily available on the site because the local water district is unable to service new accounts at this time. Mr. Brown plans to work around this problem by excavating and reviving an old well they found on the property.

The Casa Esperanza of Angels Foundation https://www.casaesperanzaofangels.com/ (http://www.casaesperanzaofangels.com/) relies mainly on donations from family and friends of the Browns, and from financial assistance by other individual and church-based supporters in the United States. The nonprofit anticipates needing more help from their supporters to fully fund and complete the construction of all planned structures in the orphan care institution.

"This initial 'start up' cost is quite large but the end result is lives changed and hope to many less fortunate children in Tanjay City and from the neighboring towns that otherwise would continue suffering," added Mr. Brown.

About Casa Esperanza of Angels Foundation: Casa Esperanza of Angels https://www.casaesperanzaofangels.com/about/ (https://www.casaesperanzaofangels.com/) is a nonprofit organization founded by Ronald Brown together with his wife, Georgia Olis Brown, to help protect and care for the growing number of orphans, abused or abandoned children, and those in dire circumstances in the province of Negros Oriental, Philippines.