Dedicated to family

Built in the style of our flagship home in Mexico, Casa Sagrada Familia is a self-contained flourishing home located between Santa Ana and Texistepeque.

Established in 1999 as the 6th NPH home, over 300 children and youths live at the main site while 50 high school and university students live in student homes in Santa Ana.


Children from the neighbourhood enjoy the NPH play facilities

At the University level, there are 27 young adults, studying different careers, such as psychology, medicine, law, accounting and communications. This year we have 2 young men and 1 young lady studying abroad in the United States and Mexico.

Inspired by the success of NPH Mexico’s folkloric dance group, NPH El Salvador dance and chorus group soon followed in their footsteps. They began performing locally for fundraising purposes and in the United States. This gives the children a sense of contributing to their family along with the joyfulness and therapy that music and dance can bring.

Country Facts

Number of Children living in the home: 322
Total Child Population: 331
Kindergarten Graduates: 4
Primary Graduates: 24
High School Graduates: 12
University Students: 27
Volunteers: 2
Childcare workers: 23