2023
GLOBAL OUTREACH TO SUPPORT CHILDREN IN NEED
International expansion to support children in need - we now support India, Poland, Afghanistan, and Livermore, CA
- $57,100 total disbursements were given to educational support as follows:
- $10,000 to the East Avenue Middle School in Livermore, CA for tutoring after school programs
- $13,400 to Infant Jesus Children’s Home in Bangalore, India for tuition
- $10,350 to Jnana Mandira Orphanage in Bangalore, India for tuition
- $12,850 to the Family Assistance Center in Osweicim, Poland for vocational training
- $10,500 to Afghanistan Literacy Foundation to start computer lab for those girls from 6 th grade and above who are not allowed to attend school in Kabul.
- $10,000 to the East Avenue Middle School in Livermore, CA for tutoring after school programs
- After three years of supporting the Mentally Retarded Home in Bangalore, we discontinued partnering with them since we primarily had agreed to help them survive during the Covid Pandemic. Their mission does not follow our goal of educating children.
2022
EXPLORATORY GROWTH IN PARTNERSHIPS
Service Outreach
Continued support for India
- Field Assessment trip by Founder and Board Member to the Family Assistance Center in Osweicim, Poland where our partnership started to provide vocational training for students.
Continued support for India
- $23,262 Jnana Mandira Orphanage
- $ 9,650 Infant Jesus Children’s Home
- $ 6,700 Asha Niketan Mentally Retarded Home
2021
CONTINUED SUPPORT TO INDIA
Financially support education, clothing for students
- $27,912 Jnana Mandira Orphanage - Completion of Orphanage
- $9,500 Infant Jeusus Children's Home
- $7,600 Asha Niketan Metally Retarded Home
2020
CONTINUED SUPPORT TO INDIA
Financially support education, clothing for students
- $10,500 Jnana Mandira Orphanage
- $8000 Infant Jeusus Children's Home
- $7200 Asha Niketan Metally Retarded Home
2019
CONTINUED SUPPORT DURING COVID PANDEMIC
Continuing Educational Support
- Supported education for 70 children, 5 of them are in undergrad
- Allocated funds of $12,450 to the Jnana Mandira Orphanage, where we support 30 girls and 15 boys. Provisions included school fees, uniforms and clothes for winter.
- Provided funds amounting to $10,570 to Infant Jesus Children's Home. This was used for the following:
- Provide tuition and related education items to 25 HIV students.
- Pay medical expenses for one of the college students, who had to drop out of school for Dialysis treatments. Unfortunately, she did pass way at the end of the year.
- Provide tuition and related education items to 25 HIV students.
- During Covid Pandemic, we were requested to assist a home for Mentally Retarded patients, so that they could continue to survive as other means of support disappeared. This support would commence in 2020.
2018
ONGOING PROJECTS FOR 2018
Project 1: School Fees and materials for 21 HIV affected children at IJCH Orphanage
Our plan is to pay school tuition fees and materials for 21 HIV affected children. $9,000 was sent to IJCH Orphanage in 2017.
Project 2: School Fees and materials for all 40 Children (22 girls and 18 boys) of Jnana Mandira Orphanage for 2018.
Now that the new building is built, we plan to pay school fees and materials for all 40 children for 2018. $26,000 was sent to Jnana Mandira Orphanage in 2017.
Our plan is to pay school tuition fees and materials for 21 HIV affected children. $9,000 was sent to IJCH Orphanage in 2017.
Project 2: School Fees and materials for all 40 Children (22 girls and 18 boys) of Jnana Mandira Orphanage for 2018.
Now that the new building is built, we plan to pay school fees and materials for all 40 children for 2018. $26,000 was sent to Jnana Mandira Orphanage in 2017.
2017
CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW ORPHANAGE TO ESTABLISH A PERMANENT HOME
In 2017, for the Infant Jesus Children Home, we provided $9,000 to pay for the school fees and materials for 21 HIV affected children.
For the Jnana Mandira Orphanage, we paid for the second floor of a new orphanage built for their girls. The 22 girls have gone from living in one-room to a new just built three story building. The home has doubled its capacity and now includes 18 boys. The second floor has been named after People to People Foundation USA.
For the Jnana Mandira Orphanage, we paid for the second floor of a new orphanage built for their girls. The 22 girls have gone from living in one-room to a new just built three story building. The home has doubled its capacity and now includes 18 boys. The second floor has been named after People to People Foundation USA.
2016
WHEN EDUCATION MATTERS
In 2016, we sent tuition money to the Infant Jesus Children’s Home in Bangalore, India. We paid tuition for five HIV/AIDS children to attend college for the next three years.
For Jnana Mandira Home for girls, we paid tuition and related school expenses for 27 girls to attend city schools. We also helped to move the children from a one-room flat to an older, but more spacious condo.
For Jnana Mandira Home for girls, we paid tuition and related school expenses for 27 girls to attend city schools. We also helped to move the children from a one-room flat to an older, but more spacious condo.
2015
OUTREACH PROGRAM EXPANDED TO TWO ORPHANAGES
In 2015, we provided nutritious food and paid school tuition costs for the Infant Jesus Children's Home HIV students since they have started to be integrated into the public school system in Bangalore.
In addition, we picked up a second orphanage to support, the Jnana Mandira Home for Girls, also located in Bangalore. The twenty seven girls at this home were provided nutritious food and school tuition costs for the year by our Foundation. Before our assistance, they were being supported by the salary from one teacher who takes care of them at the home. With our help, they were able to move from a one room apartment in the inner city to a condo unit in a better part of the city. This year, with your support, we provided an energy source for the Home (generator or solar panels) since there are frequent energy interruptions of electricity, which affects the children's study time, prayer time, and activity time.
In addition, we picked up a second orphanage to support, the Jnana Mandira Home for Girls, also located in Bangalore. The twenty seven girls at this home were provided nutritious food and school tuition costs for the year by our Foundation. Before our assistance, they were being supported by the salary from one teacher who takes care of them at the home. With our help, they were able to move from a one room apartment in the inner city to a condo unit in a better part of the city. This year, with your support, we provided an energy source for the Home (generator or solar panels) since there are frequent energy interruptions of electricity, which affects the children's study time, prayer time, and activity time.
2014
PROVISION OF FOOD AND CLOTHING TO HIV INFECTED ORPHANS
This year's proceeds will be used to supply nutritional food for the 105 HIV infected orphans in Bangalore, India. Thanks to everyone volunteered, attended and supported our mission!
2013
SMART technology and support for teachers to promote quality of education
Last year, our organization sought to provide infrastructure support by purchasing new furniture for St Angel school. This year, after careful deliberation the board decided that funds were to be allocated to further improve the quality of education imparted to the orphans that study at this school. To this effect, two new projects were undertaken - procurement of technology to support SMART learning, and funding for salaries to hire more teachers. Read more on what we're doing and how you can reach out to them by clicking on the photograph at the left....
2012
Infrastructure support catering to children infected with HIV
St Angela school located at Kothanur, province in Bangalore, India is part of a larger facility run by the 'Sisters of DSS (Deena Sevana Sabha)' - roughly translated to 'Sisters who serve the Poor'. While DSS had already ventured into many areas of services for the liberation of the poor , our organization decided to focus on one of their chapters that deals with children afflicted with HIV. While HIV is a disease that plagues millions of people worldwide, the situation is even more dire for those infected in third world countries. The lack of infrastructure support, coupled with the stigma of the disease, makes life almost impossible for kids afflicted with HIV. Consider a child who contracts HIV in a society that still stigmatizes against him/her. With no financial support, poor medical care, lack of educational facilities, and NO ONE TO LOVE, the child is without any HOPE. And this situation isn't uncommon! Can we honestly keep a clear conscience while simultaneously turn a blind eye to their plight? Read more on what we're doing and how you can reach out to them by clicking on the photograph at the left....
