The majority of the children in our homes did not come from the streets. They were abandoned, orphaned, or in situations where they could not be cared for. By recovering the children from these situations early, we hope to prevent children from ending up on the streets, where the situation is simply tragic
We are giving personal attention to each child, to make sure that all needs are met, and to make each child feel special.They have been loved, cared, recognized and accepted in the home. They were involved to participate in the activities of the home and also in the community
We are also conducting Life skills training for the children to develop abilities for adaptive and positive behaviour that enable them to deal effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life..
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