Helping these children is a blessing. When someone chooses to share what they have, they are bringing hope, dignity, and new life to a child.”
“Every child deserves a place to sleep, food to eat, and the chance to go to school. When we give them that, we are giving them a future.”
Yvette Trost carries a lifelong calling to care for children in need — a calling first inspired by her grandmother’s example of compassion and responsibility. Today, Yvette personally supports 16 vulnerable children in Benin and Togo, many of whom were living on the streets after being orphaned, abandoned due to poverty, or pushed away because of stigma.
She provides each child with the essentials many take for granted: daily meals, a safe place to sleep, school supplies, tuition, and medical care. Though the homes are simple, the children are no longer on the streets — they are in school, cared for, and surrounded by stability. For children with special medical or developmental needs, she makes sure they receive the extra support required to thrive.
Yvette’s work is sustained through the kindness of family, friends, and supporters who choose to share what they have. She operates with openness and transparency, often inviting donors to see the impact firsthand. For her, this work is not just service — it is love in action. Through steady care and community support, she is helping children reclaim their dignity, find their voices, and grow into a future filled with possibility.
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In addition to her humanitarian work, Yvette Trost brings decades of professional experience in education and social services. She serves as a primary school teacher within the Department of Social Services for the State of Raunheim, Germany. She is a State-Approved Educator trained at Sophie-Scholl Sozialpädagogik in Mainz (1995–1997), where she specialized in Psychology and Social Management with a focus on Primary Education and Intercultural Social Work. She also worked as an Intercultural Social Worker with the Department of Social Services in Wiesbaden, Germany (1997–2010), supporting diverse families and communities through culturally sensitive care and guidance.