Boys left to right: Hemanth,Srinivas,Kinshore, Kiran,
Immanuel,Kartik,Ganesh,Yaswanth |
The boys and their new classes,January 2021
Covid-19 School classes only started for year 8-12 December 2020 School is Starting from February for year 1-7 We have Teacher Sujanee teaching the boys their school work and English 1 Yaswanth Year 3 2 Immanuel Year 4 3 Ganesh Year 5 4 Kiran Year 10 5 Kinshore Year 9 6 Kartik Year 10 7 Srinivas Year 10 8 Hemanth Year 11 |
Garnesh is 11 Birthday celebrations 3-2-21
15 December 2020 Boys Christmas Party
1st December: New Clothes for Christmas: Shopping with our boys and lunch
On 31st of October we have celebrated the Birthday of Yaswanth in our boys leadership home
Above:The Boys love a party, Celebrating Victor Abela's 66th Birthday 19 September 2020
Below: At home with the boys
Hemanth our orders boy passed year 10. He has been excepted into a private school in Vizayanagaram,
Hamanth will travel by bus and still live in our boys home he is a wonderful student and a great help to the other boys
Hamanth will travel by bus and still live in our boys home he is a wonderful student and a great help to the other boys
Our boys playing Cricket in the local school ground after school 25th February 2020
Weekly Tutoring in English at the boys home. Teacher: Sujanee Commenced December 2019.
During the Pandemic Sujanee spans 2 days at the boys home teaching the boys
Slideshow below March 2020
Visiting the Boys November 2019
An estimated 41 per cent of India’s population is below that age of 18
The largest child population in the world.
According to the study, an additional 13 per cent of these children live in single-parent households.
About 85 per cent of children from single-parent households live with their mothers.
Orphaned children are greatly in need of care in protection.
Orphaned and abandoned children are most susceptible to poverty, child labour and child trafficking.
The largest child population in the world.
According to the study, an additional 13 per cent of these children live in single-parent households.
About 85 per cent of children from single-parent households live with their mothers.
Orphaned children are greatly in need of care in protection.
Orphaned and abandoned children are most susceptible to poverty, child labour and child trafficking.
• India is among the top five nations in the world for out-of-school children of primary school age
• 1.4 million 6-11 year olds are not attending school
• 29% of children drop out before completing five years of primary school
• 43% drop out before finishing upper primary school
• not enough access to schools and awareness of education in trible villages
• 1.4 million 6-11 year olds are not attending school
• 29% of children drop out before completing five years of primary school
• 43% drop out before finishing upper primary school
• not enough access to schools and awareness of education in trible villages
The boys leadership home commenced
20 January 2014
With care of pastor John Victor Dunna and his
wife Kumari and house mothers (widows)
All our 8 boys are attending school and enjoying sports
and music
The boys also learn English with a teacher one hour a week
after school
A widow lives in the home caring for the boys
Pastor John Peter teaches the boys the Drums, Cricket and Soccer.
The boys are happy, healthy, love school and sports
They have become a family, looking out for one another