Adopting a family is a compassionate initiative that allows individuals or families to support families in need, especially during challenging times or festive seasons. Calvary Church's commitment to fostering a sense of togetherness through this initiative underscores its dedication to its core values of love, service, and community-building. Through these efforts, the church not only addresses immediate needs but also strengthens the bonds of fellowship among its members, making a lasting difference in people's lives.

Family 1: CB 
A 24-year-old man was hospitalized due to an infection and tragically had both legs and one arm amputated as a result. He continues to battle the infection that led to this situation. His sole caregiver is his mother, who relies on the kindness and support of others as she is not employed.

Family 2: KCB
This family of four is currently without stable employment and includes two children.

Family 3: JB
An 18-year-old expecting mother is due to welcome a baby girl this November. She is under the care of her own mother, a single parent who works diligently to support them both.

Family 4: AB
A widow battling arthritis earns her livelihood by selling tamales and offering babysitting services.

Family 5: VA
A 38-year-old father of two recently suffered two strokes, leaving him unable to work. His wife supports the family with a part-time job, but making ends meet is hard.

Family 6: LS
A 65-year-old single mother is the primary caregiver for her 40-year-old child with an intellectual developmental disorder. Without a job, she relies on the support of her daughter and her 18-year-old son.

Family 7: TM
A 28-year-old single mother of two, faced deep vein thrombosis (DVT) during her pregnancy and is currently battling cervical cancer. Unable to work, she leans on the support of her father, who takes on local part-time jobs to care for her and the children.