Victor & Annette (Annie) Abela 

​Examples of our projects
​Our motto: Giving people a hand up from poverty.

                                                      How we achieve these objectives:
Provide free medical camps with visiting doctors and nurses to people living in remote and impoverished conditions. All consultations. treatment and medicines are provided free of charge. 
Provide free education on healthy nutrition, dengue virus care, malaria care, diabetes care and diet education, heart disease prevention and instruction on first care, supplying healthy eating resources and other health support as they arise. All provided free of charge.
​Women's Health free educational seminars and programs on for girls and women living in remote villages or impoverished conditions, including: Menstruation cycle, birth control, pregnancy, birth expectations, baby care and breast feeding. 
Provide safe, clean, and clear drinking water: By drilling water wells in remote, dry or impoverished communities   These wells are drilled in a central location in the village where it is safe for women to collect drinking water. Without walking kilometres to polluted rivers or water holes where they are in fear of being attacked or raped.
Clean hygiene practices and sanitation education:  Malnutrition is associated with repeated diarrhoea or intestinal worm infections from unsafe water or poor sanitation or hygiene. When children who are exposed to open defecation or who don’t have a clean water supply may ingest bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites that cause intestinal infection; chronic inflammation in a child’s gastrointestinal track is linked to stunting and anaemia and puts children at risk for poor early childhood under-development and even death.
Promote and provide free reading and writing education: in their language and in English in remote or impoverished communities.
Helping displaced children: by offering them shelter and education to reduce the rate of slavery and human trafficking of children living in impoverished homeless situations. They can go to school clean and well nourished. (A good breakfast to encourage good health and to facilitate better learning through having a full belly and good nutrition for brain power). Vocational training in tribal communities such as remote villages in India: To reduce poverty of people living in such communities and impoverished situations.   
Free sewing training courses over 12 months course with a qualified seamstress for deserted wives and widows. Owning a debt free Sewing Business allows these women to be self-sufficient by earning a reliable, safe, good income.
​These sewing centres provides an important supportive environment for the women to meet in a safe and friendly location. We also provide other educational training programs as the need arises. All provided free of charge.
Animal farming educational programs by veterinarians and other trained medical professionals who can diagnose, prevent, and treat disease and injury that affect animals, helping farmers have healthy livestock (Example: Goat farming). 
Provide infrastructure and amenities:  including building halls and education centres, to aid education and safe provide meeting places for remote communities, tribal villages and impoverished people groups, all provided free of charge. Providing food packs:  rice bags, vegetables, eggs, and oil, which are distributed to homeless or displaced people who have no or little food. ​These are provided free of charge.

​Empowering individuals through education and health, helping them to fulfil their purpose in life, helping the poorest of people and to undertake and pursue all such other similar, related, or compatible objects as may arise from time to time and considered appropriate.