What have you given today??

The loss of one or both parents confronts a child with immense psychological and social problems as well as reducing a child's chances of starting, continuing or completing school. As they grow older, they are also vulnerable to sexual abuse. 

These risks and other vulnerabilities are also likely to harm their future livelihoods as well. There are no shortcuts or quick solutions to these problems facing orphans and vulnerable children. A sustained commitment to protecting and improving the lives of these orphaned children is required so as to ensure that their needs are addressed through actions at the local level so that interventions made can achieve the widest possible impact.

Hope Home envisages laying a good foundation and bringing up orphaned and other vulnerable children in a way which will enable them to live in any setting rural or urban. The idea is to give children exposure to education, and community life & provide them with skills. The intention is not to turn them into labourers, but to orientate them to real community life experiences so that when they are adults, they shouldn’t be beggars and dependent but self-reliant and happy to engage in productive work.

Hope Home Foundation wishes to create a system which is always focused on education and its importance. Education teaches you to value, makes you independent, and tech-savvy, makes you aware of the wrong practices, helps you know what you deserve, your rights and freedom and a lot more than you can imagine. Education has the power to make you stand up against the wrong habits, behavior and nature of society. One of the personal benefits of education is that it helps one understand the difference between facts and superstitions. You don’t let yourself become a victim of wrong beliefs. Plus, you also guide others as to not believe anything without complete research. Research is an essential skill, and education helps you enhance this skill. Schools and colleges promote a research-based approach by including it in their curriculum. It keeps you updated with everything happening around you. Now, if you ask me how education makes life better, why is it important? What’s the need for it? Then you have the answer.