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| For $100 you feed all the orphan children for a week… for $300 you sponsor a girl for a year… for $1,000 you send a girl on to a year of higher education…we need your help…. choose your level of giving. (more) |
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| Homes of Hope India-US encourages the support of foundations, corporations, civic and religious groups. Our accomplishments demonstrate the dramatic growth and breadth of our work with the poor in South India. |
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| Our needs range from the structural (reforming and resourcing our 18 schools) to the very specific (digging a well). Volunteers to India are welcomed. |
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We find the most pressing needs as identified in our 32 HopeCentres and try to meet them. From building a new orphanage for street children, to buying a cow to provide milk for a healthy diet, to providing scholarships, to installing a generator to supply electricity. Whatever is needed, we try to find it, or raise funds to purchase it. Individuals, groups and churches have taken on projects, such as creating a marching band, building a playground, providing a college scholarship.
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Bus for Gavaravaram - 12,00,000.00 = $27,273
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There are 8 villages around our campus; some of the villages are quite far. The children walk 10 or 12 kilometers along dangerous roads to reach school. A bus brings them quickly and safely. With education, we can break the cycle of poverty for poor families.
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Light roof for AWC - (Bangalore) I -
25,00,000.00 = $56,818 |
This house was built in 1968 when the province was very poor and the roof was built at minimum cost. For the past three years the whole building is leaking badly. Whenever there is rain, the sisters and hostel students have to leave the building. A new roof like this one is badly needed.
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Jeep for Kanakakannu -
5,00,000.00 = $11,363
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Kanakakannu is in a remote area and our sisters work in 15 villages and have to travel by foot and bus. They have no vehicle. The people are very poor and there are few schools. With a jeep we can bring the students to our school and improve the living conditions and standard of living.
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Rain water tank and Borewell (2) at Warangal school/ community -
6,00,000.00 = $11,363
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Warangal has a scarcity of water. Seeing the condition of this place, and district as a whole, we need tanks so that we can harvest rainwater and also drill another borewell to get extra water for the school children. The people of this place are very poor and they need our help to improve their living conditions. We have a large school and a boarding facility for poor village girls.
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Generator at Puthupally -
2,80,000.00 = $6,363
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We have a women’s hostel at this location. They are studying in the colleges and some of them are working girls. When the electricity cuts off, their education stops. We cannot use computers or have lights, so a generator is badly needed.
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Lab, equipment and computer/language lab for AWC (Bangalore) -
8,00,000.00 = $18,181
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Lab materials, computer, language lab (Warangal) -
7,00,000.00 = $15,909
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For those who want to support religious education of future Salesian Sisters.
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Apostolic School (Andhra,Kerala, Karnataka and Orissa)
for 30 aspirants to the religious life.
6,00,000.00 = $13,636 |
| We have nearly 35 students who have willingly joined us this year with the prime intention of considered becoming Salesians. Three sisters are directly involved in their welfare and their formation. They will learn to speak English, undertake moral studies, bible studies, general knowledge, music, dance and other extra curricular activities. These funds are needed for their food and lodging, books, school supplies, medical expenses. |
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Apostolic School (Andhra,Kerala, Karnataka and Orissa) for 30 students scholarship (Candidates – Aspirants and Postulants).
6,00,000.00 = $13,636 |
| We have nearly 30 students who have willingly joined us at Karunapuram in Andhra Pradesh. There are 6 aspirants and 14 postulants and 10 are studying staying in the same house studying in Don Bosco College Warangal, with the prime intention of becoming a Salesian nuns in the near future. We will help them to learn better English, undertake moral studies, bible studies, general knowledge, Church history, music, dance and other extra curricular activities. These funds are needed for their food and lodging, books, school supplies, medical expenses. |
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