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Isobel's Appeal
We are desperately seeking aid and assistance in finding sponsorship for the medical treatment of one of our orphan children. Isobel Guest (now 13) is in need of urgent spinal surgery before she becomes permanently disabled. We need your help in this...

Needed: $15,000
Raised: 65%

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Volunteer Work
Volunteering is becoming more and more popular all over the world. Over the last few weeks we have had lots of enquires from people wanting to volunteer at our orphanage. As a result we have now added an online Volunteer Application Form for our website.
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Orphans In India

We are currently trying to connect with other aid organizations, orphanages, orphan related non-profits, NGO’s and volunteering or charity groups within India. Our hope is that through unity with others who have similar goal (the care of orphan children) we can help each other to be more effective.

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Welcome To 2010!

Friday, 01 January 2010 12:45

New Years celebrations this year were a lot of fun for all our kids many of the staff and volunteers worked hard to ensure that they had a great time. Around 40 of the children stayed up till midnight to welcome in the new year and were rewarded with a massive display of fireworks thanks to Brad & Miriam Crouch two of our volunteers from Australia. As they have done every year the kids danced till they could dance no more... a massive bonfire, snacks, hot tea & coffee and various other treats ensured that all stayed awake, full, warm and happy!



The older hostel boys also went for a camping trip just before New Years Eve. They took food and supplies and had a great time in spite of the cold winter nights. There were high hopes that they would spot elephants as a herd of them had recently moved into the area where they were camping but sadly nothing was seen or heard. This was probably for the best as wild elephants are far more dangerous than most people realize.

 

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