Project Report
| Aug 16, 2017
Bringing HOPE...Changing LIVES
By Malarvili | Exec.officer women& children programs
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Bringing hope Changing lives….
In this quarter, we bring you good news from Arias home of HOPE, Acharapakam. The home which started in 2001 has helped over 300 children till date. Currently 7 girl children and 4 women are part of this family right now. 90% of them are infected with HIV/AIDS & are administered ART drugs. Though physically infected and emotionally tormented by the status of their life, these children and women get to have HOPE and they are learning to live with dignity in this home.
Oviya & Kanagavalli, 7 yrs & 4 yrs old respectively have started going to school. Being infected by HIV/AIDS has not curtailed them from getting educated. Our heartfelt gratitude to each one of the donors who have donated for the cause of caring for them. Your donation has truly helped us to bring hope and change lives of these children in the Arias home of HOPE.
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May 16, 2017
Bringing Hope,changing Lives.....
By mrs.malarvilli prabath | mrs.malarvilli prabath
![just look at them,how they have been transforming.]()
just look at them,how they have been transforming.
Bringing hope Changing lives….
In this quarter, we bring you news from the Community Care Centre of HOPE, Tirunelveli. The home which started in 2006 has helped over 200+ children till date. Currently, it accommodates and gives care for only boys and 14 boys are part of this family right now. All the boys are infected with HIV/AIDS & 7 of them have lost both their parents and the other 7 has lost one of their parents. Though physically infected and emotionally tormented by the status of their life, these boys get to have HOPE and they are learning to live with dignity in this home. All of them are continuing their formal education in a Government School. Our heartfelt gratitude to each one of the donors who has donated for the cause of caring for them. Your donation has truly helped us to bring hope and change lives of these boys in the Community Care Centre of HOPE, Tirunelveli.
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Feb 15, 2017
Hardships and Troubles in the life of Satya!!
By Namrata kadam | Program Manager- Media & Communications
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Satya all smiling
A few days back Satyamoorthy’s was not how he looks today a happy child with a bright smile and zeal to live.
Satyamoorthy and his brother got orphaned at the age of 6 when they hardly knew how to live life. Their Aunty took the responsibility of them but within no time due to financial constraints felt the boys a burden and sold one boy to another family and left Satyamoorthy with GYPSY group that lived on the road side.
This gypsy group used him for doing house hold chores and sometimes even send him for begging. On day his aunty saw him begging and was very unhappy and took him back with her. Then she admitted him in school. She would also ask him to do household chores. He was very unhappy and fled from the house. He took shelter in the bus stops or sometimes even slept on the road side.
Childline NGO working for street children identified him and through CWC admitted him in Divya Home at Trichy.
Here he found many friends to play with, good food, good care and lots of love. He is very happy to stay here. He is enrolled in the school and now studying in class 4. He loves to go to school and his dream is to become a Police Officer. He is very a very active boy of the home and loves drawing and painting.
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