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The Girls Home

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In the Hogar de Ninas in Granada, Nicaragua, 30 girls are growing up in a safe and caring environment..
This is a home for girls who have been mistreated, abused or their carers struggle to provide for them as they themselves may have had a similar upbringing. It is run by an order of nuns called Madre Albertina. 
Justin Long visited The Girls Home and then returned the next year to introduce Amanda Seyfried .  This is their video of The Girls Home. 

 A film by Drew Sutton & Rachel Collingwood.

The Catch-up from Drew Sutton on Vimeo.
Introduced by Justin Long and Amanda Seyfried.


 Following on from the previous fundraiser in 2013, Justin returns to Granada with Amanda, introducing her to the girl's of the Hogar De Niñas Madre Albertina, The Girls Home. They also visit the home of Kimberly and Francesca in one of the poorest barrio's in Granada to find out why they are staying at the hogar.
 A film by Drew Sutton & Rachel Collingwood.
 A Hogar Pelicula Production.
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