Esther House
Growing the next generation of Women 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.
Lets Celebrate Birthday's ---- The Girls get very excited about celebrating Birthdays
Janashi is our helper at Esther house, helping the girls getting ready and preparing breakfast
Photos February / March 2020
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Help with homework
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On our visit with them in India, shopping for new dresses and shoes, fun fun fFunPhoto : Girls 2nd Dec 2019
Below: Tutor Sister Ester, Esther House and visitors. Pastor Colleen, Sister Glender with Sister Kumari October 2019
Esther Girls Sunday 23 June 2019 At the beach for lunch and a swim
12th June school year started. All girls were promoted to the next grade
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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 1)Roja. Year 7 2)Kamala. Year 7 3)vanaja. Year 6 4)Srija. Year 8 5)Sravani. Year 6 |
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Esther House January 2019
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How can you help? Sponsor $30.00 a month?
BSB: 06 2150 Account: 10384747
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.