Empowering Children in India Through Education and Care

Children, especially girls, are at risk

These disadvantaged children often don’t have access to safe water or education. Children should be able to grow up knowing they are loved and special and being able to achieve their potential. Girls especially should not be at risk just being out in the community.

With the help of our supporters, we are helping bring change. Sanitation and education are the two best methods of improving people’s circumstances. For every dollar spent in these areas, a 4 times value improvement has been seen.*

Child Schooling

When children can’t access basic education, it’s a serious problem.

For many, schools are simply out of reach. Even if one exists nearby, the cost is too high for families, or the school turns away children whose learning has fallen behind—often because they’ve never attended school. In both cases, the result is the same: children miss out on vital education.

Our two solutions, Child Development. Centres and Tent Schools

These safe, nurturing spaces deliver essential learning that sets children up for the future. Without them, kids are left wandering village streets—sometimes begging or collecting plastic bottles—due to a lack of alternatives.

What sets our programs apart?

Caring, qualified teachers create a positive, supportive classroom environment.
Structured learning helps students gain confidence and skills.
A complete, nutritious meal ensures each child has energy to learn.

The impact is clear

These children know they’re valued. They attend school, learn, grow – and get both education and nourishment. That’s why our centres are transformative for the kids and communities we serve.

Sponsorship or donation

It is possible to sponsor children in the Child Development Centres. You can click the button to sponsor a child there.

Children in the tent school are not currently able to be sponsored however, donations can be made here.

Women - Equipped to Provide & care

There are villages where most ladies have no work at all. They look after their cattle and children while men work, hopefully. In some Hindu castes and in tribal areas the ladies are forbidden from working.

The women also suffer because many of their husbands don’t work.

Many men are addicted to drugs or alcohol and most of their money is spent supporting their habit, not their family. Their wives and children often have insufficient food because of this.

Here is a solution. With empowerment and training these women can establish their own work and income so children are better cared for and fed. One way to do this is by training them in tailoring so the women learn how to stitch and sew clothing which can then be sold in the local stores or markets. They can also repair clothing for other families in their villages.

Read more about Siya’s special achievements.

Post Pandemic Food Aid

When COVID struck India millions were immediately out of work. The impact is still being felt in devastating ways. Families have been unemployed for months, they have sold what meager possessions they had, but for many, the cash has simply run out. They are day workers. If they don’t work today they have no income. They can’t buy food. Family cupboards are bare.

Over 8,000 free food parcels were provided between. Post pandemic care and supplies are still needed

You can help

The greatest way you can physically help from a distance, wherever you are, is by sponsoring a child or by making a donation. The process is easy and the impact is real.

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* A WHO study in 2012 calculated that for every US$ 1.00 invested in sanitation, there was a return of US$ 5.50 in lower health costs, more productivity, and fewer premature deaths.

Empowering Children in India Through Education and Care

Children, especially girls, are at risk