Step into the life of a child

I want you to take a few minutes to think about what its like to
live in deep poverty & step into the lives of the kids we help.
If you've yet to help one now is the time. $15 a month is not much to change a life.

YOU DON'T OFTEN EAT VEGETABLES.
When you do they look like this & they come from your sponsor.

and YOUR very happy to receive them

YOUR TYPICAL MEAL LOOKS LIKE THIS

Rice, maize , beans or boiled bananas

YOUR DON'T OFTEN GET NEW CLOTHES.
When you do they come from your sponsor or
other visitors from charities like ours.

YOUR HOME LOOKS LIKE THIS

OR THIS

OR THIS

When you go to a hospital YOU MUST
bring all your own bedding , food, and supplies.
Nothing is provided except for medicine.
If you can't afford you just lay in the bed all day with no care

If you family can't bring food to you then you remain

hungry unless kind visitors drop by with sugar, rice and soap

for you.

& YOUR VERY HAPPY AND THANKFUL FOR THE HELP

You carry large containers of water home for drinking, cooking, bathing and laundry

AN EDUCATION IS A PRIVILEGE
Many of your friends don't go to school but your the lucky one because you have a sponsor!

& TEXTBOOKS ARE UN-AFFORDABLE UNLESS A SPONSOR PROVIDES THEM

YOU WALK EVERYWHERE DAILY, TO THE MARKET , TO SCHOOL AND BACK HOME

If you do help a child then encourage others to do so also.

Thank you sponsors for your support! Aug 5, 2014 12:16pm

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Nov 16, 2:43pm URGENT Update! 3 kids at the Home have malaria and they have no money for medicine. If you could donate it would be so appreciated. Malaria is a very horrible illness. Without medicine they will not recover. Donate by Chip In or click the Yellow "DONATE" button. Photos of the sick children with Malaria are at the bottom of the blog, their names are Oliver, Emmanuel, and Betty. Pray for them and consider helping them! This photo is of the new beds for all the kids! Thanks to everyone who gave donations on this site! The kids got beds for Christmas! November 13, 1:40pm The Children are low on food now. Each month they usually run out of food. If you would like to like to make a donation for food for the kids click on the Chip IN button. Always beds were bought for all 19 children with some of the money we have raised from their Chip IN button and other donations. The "Annamani Orphanage" and " Christmas" Fundraisers are still going on. C

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