Faith in Action
Grace Rosado’s ministry demonstrates what becomes possible when faith is joined with compassionate, practical service. For decades, she has worked to restore dignity, strengthen families, and create pathways toward healing and independence.
A Legacy of Restoration
Together with her late husband, Pastor George Rosado, Grace founded New Life Home for Women and Children in Manchester, New Hampshire. They developed a long-term, family-centered residential program where mothers could pursue recovery without being separated from their children.
The program’s approach combines faith, accountability, parenting support, education, vocational development, healthy relationships, family restoration, and preparation for independent living.
Bright Futures Kenya
Bright Futures Kenya is Northern Transformation Initiative’s child-focused residential education, protection, and development program for vulnerable children ages 6–10 in Kiambu County, Kenya.
The program is being developed to provide safe residential care, access to education, nutrition and health support, child protection, emotional well-being, digital learning, recreation, and opportunities for healthy family and community connection.
Inspired by Grace Rosado
Bright Futures Kenya is strengthened by Grace’s decades of service to vulnerable children and families. Her experience and guidance bring valuable insight into residential care, safeguarding, mentoring, and family restoration.
Her example of compassionate, accountable service helps inform NTI’s commitment to creating safe, structured, and nurturing environments where children can learn, heal, grow, and thrive.
A Clear and Responsible Role
Grace contributes experience and guidance to the development of Bright Futures Kenya. Northern Transformation Initiative remains fully responsible for the program’s governance, fundraising, financial management, legal compliance, safeguarding, staffing, implementation, and daily operations.