We thank you for your support and for your desire to help us succeed in this initiative.
Child Vikas Foundation we're committed to supporting the Sai Sneha Jyothi orphanage children with essential needs like nutritious food, safe shelter, and overall maintenance of the orphanage. Our goal is to provide a stable and nurturing environment that allows these young minds to grow and thrive.
This resource aims to provide a concise overview of a range of studies and findings that can inform approaches to caring for children who, through orphanhood, abandonment, or other causes, have been separated from parental care. Included are current global estimates and key facts about orphans and children living in orphanages; an introduction to the range of care options, called the continuum of care; significant findings that demonstrate the importance of family based care and the limitations of orphanages; and interventions that strengthen family care and help prevent placement in orphanages.
CHILD VIKAS FOUNDATION IS collaborated WITH Shraddha, a Non Government Organization for orphans and people with disabilities was formed in the 2009 by Sujatha Burla. Shraddha was initially supported by rotary club, Secunderabad Cantonment for its start up and was inaugurated by governor rotary club.
The Maintenance and monthly support and food for one day meal goes to 6,000 occurs modifications to the orphan for individual component to alter attributes or improve performance . This modification arises either due to change requests initiated by the defects covered during live use of the system. Client is provided with regular maintenance and support for there needs .
Child Vikas Foundation (CVF) supported Atmeeya Ashramam located at Obuladevarapalli (vi), near to Puttaparthi, Anantapur district, AP. We organized an event in Hindupur to extend support to Atmeeya Ashramam and bring cheers to the old age people in their last movements in life. It is a sad irony of life that many elderly are living away from their children and need economical support to live their life happily. Several amongst these are disabled, cannot find work anywhere, and are also battling various illnesses.
The CVF team spent valuable time with the inmates of the Atmeeya Ashramam, listening to the stories that they had to narrate, their experiences of life, and how they see this current phase of their life.
Expressing delight at the support extended towards the elderly, a spokesperson from Atmeeya Ashramam said that the timely support has enhanced the confidence levels of the Atmeeya Ashramam to serve more needful people.
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