The Need  ~ 

Due to various circumstances, many children are orphaned thoughout India. Girls are the most susceptible to abuse. These abandoned little girls live in the streets, where they become quick and easy targets of corrupt behavior. There are no government programs to help or to protect them.

The most common solution for orphans has been to place them in large numbers in an orphanage or hostel. While children in these institutions do receive food, shelter and education, they rarely receive the individual attention a child needs for positive emotional development.

 The Vision ~

The vision for our homes is to care for girls who have been orphaned; to provide for them in a family setting where they can receive personal attention and care from a mommy and a daddy. We provide positive influence, and introduce them to Jesus. We are training the girls to be mannerly, feminine, hospitable, gracious, capable, and accomplished in their unique talents. Balancing love and orderliness, we believe that these girls will be tomorrow's leaders -- in the home, business, profession, or ministry.

We visit each home and provide ongoing training to the staff as they love and care for these precious girls.

Because most girls do not exhibit a hopeful or confident mindset when they first come to our homes, we believe the best thing we can do for them is to speak words that can help shape and change their mind as they are healed from their abandonment.

• Words point children toward a direction.
• Words plant mental pictures.
• "A vision we give to others of who and what they can become has power when it echoes what the spirit has already spoken into their souls"   -author unknown

The Rewards ~

Each girl is invited to be a part of a loving home where they quickly become a sister to other girls in a similar situation. Sadness turns into smiles as love helps to relieve the pain of their past. They receive training and education, launching them toward a bright future. They are becoming beautiful young women of purpose and destiny.