Protect 20 children in Kolar from starving

PROTECT 20 DISABLED CHILDREN IN KGF FROM STARVING

(Project #33104 from Balajothi Centre for the Disabled Trust)

Project report due on : Feb 11, 2026 : Report sent on Feb 9, 2026

Funding target  $60,000 : Funds raised to date $33,043

This project is created to gather funds required to provide food provisions and necessities to currently identified 20 severely disabled and neglected children from very poor families in the defunct mining town of Kolar Gold Fields (KGF), Karnataka, India.  Balajothi thanks YOU, DONOR, for your generous contribution of $33,043 to date. Using these funds we provide each child with rice, wheat, sugar, oil and other necessities for one month, every month. The parents are very grateful and happy for this service since their child receives nutritious food regularly, keeping them healthy and happy.

Balajothi’s heartfelt thanks to GlobalGiving for their support by raising funds towards this noble cause.  Thank you for enabling us to serve these disabled children.  We look forward to your continued support in the days and years to come.

Project Leader

Update on ‘Protect 20 disabled children in KGF from starving’

(Project #33104 from Balajothi Centre for the Disabled)

Funding goal : $ 60,000 / Funds raised to date : $ 32527

Project Report due on : Oct 23, 2024 / Report sent on Oct 14, 2025

THANK YOU, DONOR, for your very generous donations amounting to $ 32527 to date against our funding goal of $60,000, towards this worthy cause.

Please be assured all the 20 disabled children are well taken care of and receive well balanced nutritious meals, healthcare products, clothing and footwear, on a regular basis.  They are physically, mentally and emotionally cared for by our field staff who are always available in case of need.

In addition, we provide huggies and diapers to the severely disabled children who are unable to get up from the bed. We need at least 100 nos of these healthcare products to help these children. Please share this need with your family and friends as several disabled children need this support.  We have posted another project for this purpose.

We thank GlobalGiving for their continued support and training in running our program despite the present difficult times.  We wish them all the very best in their work.

Project leader