Yasmine
"I need a sponsor!"
Yasmine is a 19 year old girl who came to us in July 2011 from Alpkalin Mahila Aavas Vihar, she had been abused by her relatives.
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Your support can change a childs life!
Little breaks a heart faster than a child's smile. It may be a smile of anticipation...a smile of pure joy...a smile of longing ... a smile that says "thank you" (’Dhan’yavada ’ in Hindi ) that means much more than words in any language.
In "Snehalaya" there are more than 63 (the number grows daily) smiling faces. These are the children that have escaped the hard, menial, and monotonous future of living on the streets of India...and have come to a place where they are treated with dignity and all their needs are met.
"Snehalaya", meaning "the home with love" in Hindi, is a care home for disabled children, homeless women and the aged, where they live together as a family in individual cottages, with aims to help make them independent and live with dignity.
It is our aim for Snehalaya to become completely self sufficient. We have drilled bore holes to provide fresh drinking water, cultivated 15 acres of land and we rear dairy cows and poultry to provide food. We are making good progress but we are a long way off from being 100% self-sufficient, with electricity production being our biggest and most costly hurdle.
The Gwalior Children's Charity does not receive any government support from India, despite operating in one of it's poorest and most needy areas. Because of this we rely solely on donations from around the world. 
All running costs are met thorugh the kindness of our donors. Nothing is deducted for administration costs with 100% of funds going directly to help the children.
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Sponsor A Child In India
Reena
"I need a sponsor!"
Reena a happy joyful 18 year old girl, since Oct. 08 with us. She is mentally challenged. She is much happier girl now, always laughing, but a bit naughty too, instigating fights among colleagues and enjoys seeing it. She likes sports and dancing and is part of the family in cottage 4.
To see all the children that need sponsorship in India at Snehalaya please click here. |
Sponsoring a child in India - If you would like to personally sponsor one of the children being cared for at Snehalaya in India, you can do so. You will be kept uptodate on the child's progress and you can stay in touch with the child and visit them at any time.
As part of our 'Sponsor A Child ' Programme, you will receive regular updates on your child as well as Snehalaya itself. £20 per month in UK as gift aid or US$40 or Indian Rs.1500 or equivalent in your currency provides shelter, food, clothing, health care and education for a disabled child. These can be paid once a year or quarterly or six monthly, too as per your preferences. You can sponsor a child individually or in a group along with with family or friends.
You can see all the current residents of Snehalaya here and if you do wish to sponsor one of these children please contact us here
Your support can really make a huge difference and change these childrens lives for the better.
You can also help the children at Snehalaya by volunteering or making a donation. When sponsoring a child in India, your money goes a long way and is all used for the health, education and well being of children at Snehalaya in India.
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Karan
"I need a sponsor!"
Karan is a Cute, sensitive 12 year old boy. He has Spastic C.P. with poor head & neck control. He is with us since Aug. 06. He has most infectious laugh, that makes you enjoy even though neither party knows why. Loves to see what is going on around & enjoys to be a part of community. He enjoys physio sessions & day by day he is increasing his activities. He is wheel chair bound, is totally dependent for his A.D.L. He is family member of cottage 2.
To see all the children that need sponsorship in India at Snehalaya please click here.
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The 2011 Souvenir book is available to read online and for download, with all the latest news about Snehalaya and Gwalior Childrens Charity.
Click here...
The Gwalior Children's Charity does not receive any government support from India, despite operating in one of it's poorest and most needy areas. Because of this we rely solely on donations from around the world.
All running costs are met thorugh the kindness of our donors. Nothing is deducted for administration costs with 100% of funds going directly to help the children.
The Gwalior Children's Charity raises money to help poor and destitute people in Gwalior, India. Although our main focus is on the children of Gwalior, our work also extends to women and the elderly.
Our projects aim to give the children of Gwalior, and where possible their families, independence by providing the skills, education and healthcare required to break their cycle of poverty and live a better life.
New School The school will provide education for residents of Snehalaya with special needs plus 500 children from surrounding villages. This is one of the important services provided free of charge, with the help of GCC supporters.
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