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Mission PACT AIDS Home is a safe haven for women and children affected by HIV/AIDS, providing shelter, medical care, food, and emotional support to those abandoned and stigmatized by society. Through holistic care and outreach, the home restores dignity and offers a path to hope and healing for those most in need. Programs and Activities Shelter & Medical Care: Providing
Mission Rescue & Restore Ministry is dedicated to transforming lives through restoration, evangelism, church planting, street ministry, and slum outreach. By providing shelter, education, food, and spiritual care, the ministry brings hope to orphans, widows, and impoverished communities in India. Programs and Activities Rescue & Rehabilitation: Restoration House serves as a safe haven for orphaned and abandoned children, providing full-time shelter,
Mission Light of Life Preschool is a safe haven for the children of prostitutes in Pune’s Red Light District, one of the largest in India. In an area marked by poverty, exploitation, and spiritual darkness, this preschool provides safety, education, and care for children who would otherwise be left to wander the streets while their mothers sleep after a night
Mission Bethel Home provides a safe and nurturing environment for children rescued from extreme poverty, abandonment, and the risk of trafficking. Through education, mentorship, and spiritual growth, Bethel equips children with the tools to break generational cycles of hardship and step into a future filled with hope. The home operates alongside Bethel Schools, which ensure quality education for children who
Inspiring Street Children Give To This Project This is the remarkable story of countless street children whose lives are radically changed because of the House of Hope in Calcutta. It first started because of one woman, Lochumlo (Loch), who chose to step out of her comfort zone and onto the streets of Calcutta. Lochumlo (Loch) has dedicated her life to
What do you do when 8 of your siblings die from AIDS over the course of a year, leaving 14 children orphaned? Sam and Irene Kisolo, responded by opening their hearts and home to several of these children, while Sam’s sister Alice took in the rest. What seems unimaginable to most of us became a fulfilment of the passion and
A lack of access even to basic education is hard to imagine. How is that even possible? In Uganda, public education is not free. It costs each child $450/year for primary school, $600/ year for middle school and $800/year for High School. These costs are for uniforms, books, paper, supplies, exams and tests and even one day of education per
Education liberates prisoners of poverty. Orphans have few opportunities to receive a good education. Poverty enslaves them, and only a quality education can set them free. Every home that we support through Streams of Mercy emphasizes education. They are the first in their family to receive a formal education. Streams of Mercy supports preschools, primary and secondary schools as well
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