His Boots ministry reaches out to nomadic kids.  Through building relationships, we hear their stories and seek to meet their needs...needs that are necessary to bring hope into their lives.  Most nomadic kids think that religious people are shall individuals who do small insignificant things to make themselves feel better.  And for the most part, they are probably right.  Through ministries and people who mean well, we have given the impression that by handing them a bag of supplies, we have showed Jesus love.  Showing true love can only come through relationships.  And relationships mean giving these kids the one thing that they desire most.  Our time.  Time spent listening, sharing and truly engaging.  
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Here is a list of the needs that have been met through His Boots:
  • Eyeglasses provided to 12 nomadic kids who can not even remember the last time that their eyes were checks.  Life changing!
  • Emergency surgery to a nomadic kid who came to have lasting relationships with a community of people who showed unconditional love during his three months of recovery.  They covered the costs of surgery, recover, hotel and food.  In turn, relationships were formed that will last a lifetime.
  • 13 additional emergency medical and dental surgeries.
  • Bus tickets have been provided to help get kids to important hearings, family emergencies, places with stable support and medical help.  
  • A listening ear from mentors.  These kids simply hunger for a stable person they can call and talk to when things are rough or when great things happen. 
  • Through a screening process, true needs are taken care of all across the country.  His Boots has formed relationships with doctors, dentists, ophthalmologists, social workers, etc.
  • Providing one-on-one mentoring to build relationships that provide unconditional love, hope and Jesus.
  • And many other life changing services.

All needs are screened carefully and the goal is to only provide those services that they could not do or pay for without our help.  Socks, food, backpacks...these are things that they are able to fly a sign for and cover themselves very quickly.  Our goal is not to enable their life choices, but to enable hope.