
Solera Girls’ Home Amravati, Maharashtra
Girls from difficult family situations live in the Solera Girls’ Home Amravati. Here they receive loving support for their personal and academic development. Some girls

Girls from difficult family situations live in the Solera Girls’ Home Amravati. Here they receive loving support for their personal and academic development. Some girls

The orphanage in Pichatur enables orphaned “untouchable” girls to overcome their hopelessness, poverty and exploitation. They should grow into valued members of society. The orphanage

The Knowledge Centre was launched in the Sundarbans in 2017 to promote knowledge within the local community to help people find creative, entrepreneurial and sustainable

The quality of teaching in Assam’s state schools is often poor, and so is the learning outcome. Teachers are often very poorly trained and there

The Anugrah therapy and training center in northern India arose from the personal need of the Kumar family and their sponsorship relationship in Switzerland. Robert

Brother Xavier has been teaching children from the poorest backgrounds since 1997. Mainly from the red light districts of Kolkata to free them from the

Jaykrishna Kayal has founded a primary school in his home village near Kolkata. He himself grew up in poor circumstances. With the help of hard

‘Indienhilfe Father Mathias’ not only financed the construction of the ‘St. Xaviers-Matric-School’, but the children from over twenty villages can now be taken to school

This project aims to end child labor through education and provides child laborers with tailored educational, physical, mental and emotional support with the ultimate goal

Bihar is one of the poorest and most backward areas of India, the literacy rate is the lowest of all Indian states. During a long

This project is intended to enable plantation workers to escape total dependency through small family tea gardens. A family can quadruple their income by harvesting

In Western Assam, 15 schools for refugee children have been set up as a bridging school to prepare the children for regular schooling. The project

In 24 coastal villages near Chennai, girls are trained in the “Snehidi” (English: girlfriend) association. They are strengthened and prepared to earn a decent living

In 2014, the long-awaited opening of the new school home for boys, connected to a school for tribal children from the Santals tribe, was opened,