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We are called by God to "defend the cause of the Fatherless" (Isaiah 1:17), and our purpose is to raise awareness of the 147 million orphaned and abandoned children in our world and then educate and equip people with the resources and support they need to care for these at risk children.
What started out as a dream of overflowing orchards in 1991 has blossomed into a ministry that has touched the lives of thousands of orphans, volunteers, staff, and supporters. Today we are focused on fulfilling our original mission to share the Good News of Jesus Christ. Together with our staff we steadfastly devoted to our calling to build God's kingdom through this platform of orphan care.
where no such facility exists, adult literacy classes for rural women, scholarships to poor girls for higher education and training of teachers. Children with disabilities, child labour and out of schools girls are mobilised towards for mainstreaming into the education system. Major Achievements under Education: 5000 out of school children – particularly girls – facilitated towards primary education.3000 women became literate 100 primary grade teachers learnt child centred teaching skills
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This is achieved through developing local human rights activists, capacity building of institutions and individuals responsible for ensuring justice in soft skills, awareness raising of communities on human rights and national and international laws and empowerment and inclusion of victims of violence Major Achievements in under Human Rights: 20000 communities sensitized on the concept of ‘happy family’ leading to and reduced gender-based violence 50 young girls and boys trained as human rights activists 500 women survivors of violence gained social and economic inclusion
village level as well as and rehabilitation of existing drinking water sources for the poor marginalised communities. Our interventions aim to build on indigenous knowledge infor designing and executing safe water and sanitation measures. Local resources are mobilised to reduce costs and maximise use of available resources. Local masons and labour are trained in designing and constructing accessible, cost effective water and sanitation facilities for their communities. Major Achievements under Water and Sanitation: 5000 households facilitated to mobilise their resources to construct safe sanitation. 100 wells/water sources rehabilitated for safe drinking water 50 villages facilitated to constructhave accessible paved streets/safe drainage Disabled friendly infrastructure created in 100 villages
This is done achieved through promotion of technical and vocational skills and setting up small-scale enterprises of village based marketable products. We also extend career counselling to facilitate adequate job searches if desired by our youth members. Major Achievements under Livelihood: 500 individuals facilitated to towards learninglearn vocational skills 400 individuals including the disabled, widows and, women survivors of violence facilitated towards establishing their income generation sources 20 mobile vocational training centres established for women
Some of the major components are rain water conservation measures, biogas plants, use of farmyard manure EM technology for irrigation and organic farming etc. Poultry farms and livestock farms Major Achievements under Natural Resource Management: 10 rainwater conservation dams constructed 30 livestock ponds were installed Bio gas plants, EM technology and organic composting mechanisms established
We extend both relief and rehabilitation services according to the need of the affectees. Major Achievements under Relief and Rehabilitation More than 50,000 people were provided relief items, which include food, clothing, beddings, camps, hygiene kits etc. More than 1000 families were facilitated to construct earthquake and flood resistant permanent shelters through partial support More than 1000 families were also facilitated to have construct safe sanitation facilitiesfacility in their houses More than 10,000 poor farmers were provided agriculture inputs as part of their livelihood and food security support.
People with disabilities can be included in mainstream development if opportunity and facilitation is provided according to their needs and demand. CHIP has developed a model approach on inclusion of people with disabilities in mainstream development. Under this model, opportunities are provided to PWDs to get included in: 1. Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Health Opportunities to get equitable access to medical facilities, assistive devices, reduce dependency, gain confidence and live an independent life. 2. Inclusion of Person with Disabilities in Education Opportunities to get equitable access to learning and academic education through mainstream and special education systems. 3. Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities Livelihoods Get engaged in livelihood activities and get control over their earning and its utilization. 4. Community Organizations and Community Development Express needs and demand of people with and without disabilities and participate in joint problem solving. 5. Social, Public and Recreational Activities Get an equal access to social, public and recreational activities and benefit from public facilities such as disability certificates or special computerized national identity cards.
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