Impacting Communities with
Life-Changing Partnerships.

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Transforming Lives

Many people in the San Quintin Valley of Baja California, Mexico live in incredibly dire conditions as they contend with:

Many people in the San Quintin Valley of Baja California, Mexico live in incredibly dire conditions as they contend with:

Minimal access to
running water

Minimal access
to electricity

Unsafe living
conditions

Food
insecurity

Lack
of education

Lack
of sanitation

Since 2009 Thanks to your generosity
and support we have

Provided Groceries
to over

350
Families

Distributed School Supplies
to over

500
Children

Built homes
for over

160
Families

Given resources and
training to over

100
Church Leaders

Providing a Safe Haven

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Impacting Communities

We are a non-profit organization committed to building unity and bringing dignity to the forgotten people of the San Quintin Valley, through education and practical humanitarian care.

We believe that the best and most sustainable way to effect change is to come alongside indigenous leaders, communities, and churches and to partner with them. This provides One Life with a better pulse on the local community and a clearer understanding of how to address the needs of its people.

One Life dreams of a San Quintin Valley where all people are housed, fed, educated and holistically cared for.

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Testimonials

If this ministry wasn’t operating, many homes wouldn’t exist. Many youths wouldn’t be reached, many families wouldn’t have been blessed; I wouldn’t be blessed in the same way. All the ministry has been doing in the San Quintin Valley is so important, so valuable.
Pastor Isaias San Quintin, Baja California, Mexico
To be completely honest I was fearful of what [volunteering] would mean or what that would actually look like. I was scared of being pushed out of my comfort zone…. I have been blown away by the long-standing relationships built year after year, particularly, in the local pastors. I am so thankful for the opportunity to have encountered that type of love for one another.
Jensen KentelSummerland, BC
I remember growing up I always wanted to leave my town, and here I am coming back to the place that I was running away from. I have been working as an interpreter for One Life. … I know that I am responsible for helping people communicate… I also have been in parts of my community that I did not know existed, such as the dump, where people, including children, live in very sad conditions
Marcos Lee San Quintin, Baja California, Mexico
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