Growing the next generation of Leaders
Children without parental care have been abandoned by a living parent or a relative.
Last year, the Times of India reported that nine-in-ten of abandoned children in India were girls.
Last year, the Times of India reported that nine-in-ten of abandoned children in India were girls.
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Grishsma has suffering with Jaundice and admitted to Hospital in Vizayanagaram
Pastor John Victor and House Mother are with her Today Tuesday 6th August she is now recovering well |
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July 2019 THe Girls are back at school New school books were delivered to Esther house All girls are enjoying the new school year |
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Esther Girls Sunday 23 June 2019 At the beach for lunch and a swim
From 12th to 23rd of April, the girls had their end of year examinations for 2019
24th April to 16thJune they have vacation,
All the girls acheived good marks and promoted to higher classes.
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The New School Year June 2019 Excitment as they go to high school. 1)Roja. 7 th class. 2)Kamala. 7th class. 3)vanaja. 6th class this year. 4)Srija. 8th class. 5)Sravani. 6th class this year. |
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1 Swathi Year 4
2 Dumbai Year 4 3 Greeshma Year 5 4 Sravani Year 5 5 Harshavardhan Year 5 6 Sravani Year 6 7 Vanaja Year 6 8 Roja Year 7 9 Kamala Year 7 10 Srija Year 8 |
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A Visit to Esther Girls Home from Pastor Colleen and Glenda from Australia
LOL dolls the girls loved the visit. March 2019
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Esther House January 2019
Come and have a peek inside Esther House
The girls received new blankets for winter cooler weather,
A special afternoon tea sweet cakes from the bakery, a small party for their excellent achievements at school Esther House December 2018
The girls received new blankets for winter cooler weather,
A special afternoon tea sweet cakes from the bakery, a small party for their excellent achievements at school Esther House December 2018
Meet the Girls
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I have had the privilege of visiting our children’s homes every six months.
Seeing first-hand the care being provided to the precious children who live in Esther House
India where with your prayers and financial support you are helping care for these girls
They are loved, cared for by widows and doing well at school.
School report May- June 2018
The Girls school year finished in May and all the girls passed their exams
with very good results and have gone up to the next class.
A big celebration and outing was organised for the girls, they all enjoyed the park and the beach.
School started back on 18 June and all girls have settled in to their new classes.
Photos below 11th May 2018
The Girls loved their new pencil cases and pencils.
These were a gift from Ida and Greg Wilson, from Australia.
Alisha spent time with the girls helping them put their name on the cases
To us this is a small thing.
To the girls, pencils and pens are very exciting for them
to have their own things.
These nine girls are happy and love going to school
Photo January 2018
How can you help? Sponsor $30.00 a month?
BSB: 06 2150 Account: 1047 5091
Future Focus Ministries Australia LTD
Your monthly donation will change a child's life.
This is a long term project to house and educate these girls in a loving home environment.
We have 10 girls in our home.
Trafficking children in India for domestic slavery is a relatively new development.
This is due to rising demand for domestic maids to rising income in urban areas
and wide scale poverty in rural areas of Andhra Pradesh state, India.
Children as young as 8 years old are sold into domestic or sex slavery.
Esther House Girls Leadership Home was opened on 29th July 2016.