How can I help? Sponsorship & Donation
Supporting those with no voice - please help us to keep their smiles!
Having a sponsor means so much to the girls - and they will never forget you. A few comments from Kerala this Christmas from sponsored girls:
'... for us you mean so much - since we don't have anyone. We kept all your photographs with us ....'
'.... I am always grateful for your support and concern about me'
'.... I am keeping your gift in my hand and I like that very much and when I see the gift I remember you so much'
We support Valsalya Bhavan and Valsalya Bhavan Annexe - homes for girls, aged between 4 and 16, who have been abandoned. Many girls have sponsors, but the girls featured below still need sponsors. Sponsorship funding is used to provide food, travel, clothing, medicines, toiletries, educational and extra-curricular activities.
Could you help to support a child who has suffered not only from financial poverty but from deep emotional poverty, experiencing no support system, no role model and no access to a nurturing adult? Valsalya Bhavan has a large heart filled with love and compassion for the poor, and sees each child as sacred, special and unique. Through the dedication, commitment and sincerity of purpose of the staff, each child is able to be helped to reach her full potential.
Sponsors will receive information and photographs of their child, an annual letter from their child in India and annual newsletter from Kerala Crafts.
Sponsorship starts from just £10 per month to £30.
You can also make a one off donation :
'... for us you mean so much - since we don't have anyone. We kept all your photographs with us ....'
'.... I am always grateful for your support and concern about me'
'.... I am keeping your gift in my hand and I like that very much and when I see the gift I remember you so much'
We support Valsalya Bhavan and Valsalya Bhavan Annexe - homes for girls, aged between 4 and 16, who have been abandoned. Many girls have sponsors, but the girls featured below still need sponsors. Sponsorship funding is used to provide food, travel, clothing, medicines, toiletries, educational and extra-curricular activities.
Could you help to support a child who has suffered not only from financial poverty but from deep emotional poverty, experiencing no support system, no role model and no access to a nurturing adult? Valsalya Bhavan has a large heart filled with love and compassion for the poor, and sees each child as sacred, special and unique. Through the dedication, commitment and sincerity of purpose of the staff, each child is able to be helped to reach her full potential.
Sponsors will receive information and photographs of their child, an annual letter from their child in India and annual newsletter from Kerala Crafts.
Sponsorship starts from just £10 per month to £30.
You can also make a one off donation :
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and kindly complete and send to the address at the bottom of the form or email it. Thank you. These girls would love a sponsor:
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"I have an overwhelming love for these children when I visit, so much so, that it makes me weep, and I want to scoop them all up and bring them home" Christine Snow
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Nandana
Nandana came to Nirmala Sisubhavan
(Mother Theresa Sisters) when she was
only 7 months old.
Her mother is deaf and dumb and she
was staying at Vimala Bhavan, Eraveli,
Kochi before coming to Valsalya Bhavan.
Nandana is in 2nd standard at school
and is 9 years old. We have no
information about her father or family.
(Mother Theresa Sisters) when she was
only 7 months old.
Her mother is deaf and dumb and she
was staying at Vimala Bhavan, Eraveli,
Kochi before coming to Valsalya Bhavan.
Nandana is in 2nd standard at school
and is 9 years old. We have no
information about her father or family.
Kareena
Kareena along with her mother and her
sister were rescued by Railway Childline.
Her mother is mentally ill.
Currently her mother is residing in
Evangel Ashram in Koonamaav, Eloor.
Kareena has a younger sister aged 2 years
who is at Nirmala Shishubhavan now.
Her home town is not known, but she
could be from Bihar.
Her full name is Kareena Kumari.
Banaja
Banaja and her sister Tanuja (below) are
sisters. She is from Odisha.
She has a mother and step father.
As the step father has other children, Banaja
and Tanuja stay at Valsalya Bhavan.
Banaja is in 7th standard. She is good at
her studies.
Vijaylakshmi S
Viyaylakshmi S has both parents, but they
live on the streets.
Her father is in Tamil Nadu and her mother
is in Kerala.
They are not able to take care of her.
Vijaylakshmi is in 1st standard.
Santhiya
Santhiya's parents are separated, and both
are alcoholics.
Her mother is unable to walk as she is
partially paralysed, and begs in trains and
other public places.
Santhiya is in 5th standard and she is
good at her studies.
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Daya
Daya and her two brothers were staying in
child care institutions.
Daya is now at Valsalya Bhavan.
Her mother passed away one year ago.
Her father has another wife and children
in another place.
She is studying in 4th grade.
Alphonsa
Alphonsa has no father. She has a mother
and 2 brothers. One brother is staying at
another orphanage.
Her mother married again and currently
she is working as a home nurse.
Liya
Liya's parents are separated. Her father
is staying with another woman.
Her mother is sick and not able to cope
with stress and tension. She is
undergoing treatment.
Liya has a brother who is also in another
child care home, as the family is
homeless.
Liyas is in 4th standard and she is very
good at her studies.
is staying with another woman.
Her mother is sick and not able to cope
with stress and tension. She is
undergoing treatment.
Liya has a brother who is also in another
child care home, as the family is
homeless.
Liyas is in 4th standard and she is very
good at her studies.
Tanuja
Tanuja and her sister Banaja (above)
are from Odisha.
Tanuja has a mother and step father.
As the step father has other children,
Tanuja and Banaja are living at Valsalya
Bhavan.
Tanuja is in 3rd standard and is good at
her studies.