July 10, 2012 (MMD Newswire) -- Stella's Voice, an organization with over 20 years' experience aiding orphans in Moldova, is announcing a new fundraising drive to raise $600,000 to construct a new church to serve the residents of Stella's House, a refuge for orphaned teenage girls. The church will complement two new homes that the organization will build in the near future, for which funds have already been raised; constructing the church simultaneously with the homes will save hundreds of thousands in construction costs.

Stella's Voice has for several decades offered shelter and support in a loving Christian environment for orphans in Moldova, the poorest country in Eastern Europe. Orphans in Moldova are routinely turned out of state-run orphanages at age sixteen; the heavy stigmatization they face in society makes them vulnerable to predators involved in human trafficking. Stella's Voice hopes to raise awareness of these human trafficking victims while offering a home to orphans who otherwise may have no better options.

To learn about the history and current activities of Stella's Voice, please visit the organization's website at http://www.stellasvoice.org or call (334) 288-1188. The website contains a page through which donors can send money; t-shirts and other merchandise are also available for purchase.

About Stella's Voice

An outreach of Philip Cameron Ministries, Stella's Voice has for over 20 years been involved with a variety of anti-human trafficking activities in the former Communist nation Moldova, the poorest country in Eastern Europe. The outreach runs Stella's House, a home for orphaned girls, and Simon's House, a home for orphaned boys; it also maintains the Providence House ministry and Speranta Church, the latter founded by the residents of Stella's House.