Successes
Valedictory Summer Camp by bala samskara kendra bengalooru.
The program was a grand success with all your support.
We distributed 3500 notebooks to poor children and also distributed uniforms. We are in the process of giving scholarships in the form of school fees to deserving students.
The Faith Banjara Orphan Home provides social and economic development in villages throughout the state of Telangana in India. Many of the people in these areas are discriminated against as untouchables (lowest caste) or because of their disabilities. Some villages still lack electricity and well water. The poorest live in mud and grass huts that get destroyed each year during the rainy season and provide little protection from the 115°F heat of summer. The economic hardships and cultural preference for boys have contributed to parents abandoning thousands of children, sometimes leaving unwanted babies outside to die. There are a great number of needs which are not being met by government services.
The vision of the Faith Banjara Orphan Home is to save lives, change lives, provide dignity, and break the cycle of poverty and suffering through security, empowerment, and hope. When this Indian non-governmental organization (NGO) began in 2006 it focused on caring for orphans. However, the work has now expanded well beyond that initial mission.
The Faith Banjara Orphan Home provides:
The annual budget of $40,000 provides help to thousands of people. Even a small gift can make a big impact!
Our most recent donation was to Rangasthala Yaksha Mithra Koota. The Yakshagana artists put in strenuous effort in the nights during performances for more than fifty years for a meager remuneration. In the evening of their life, in most of the cases, they are left with nothing but ill-health, poverty, misery and economic insecurity. Their condition is really pathetic as they are a disorganized sector in the society, unlike the organized workers in other professions.
With the humanitarian intention of giving succor to Yakshagana artist “RANGASTHALA YAKSHA MITHRA KOOTA ® has decided to honor them financially every year with the support of charity and funds for their phenomenal contribution and sacrificing their entire life to this Art.
This man is diabetic and insulin dependent due to this condition he lost a portion of his leg. After sending a used limb to India we were able to fit him with it and now he is able to go back to farming.
This man lost his leg nearly 20 years ago from an accident. We were able to make his life better after fitting him with a used limb we shipped to India this year.
Mr. Vignesh is 19 years old and had to discontinue his schooling due to losing his right leg after a road accident in March 2014. We were able to find a used prosthetic limb and ship it to India .
Mr. Vignesh testing his newly fitted limb.
Phone: +1 (308) 675-3222
