Because Of Your Generosity, The Orphans In Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India Discover What It Means To Be Cared For .

By On September 12, 2012 · Leave a Comment

On our recent journey to volunteer in our Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala Orphanage located on the western tip of India, we were delighted to see how well the volunteers were using Care For Children International contributions. The 40 children who reside permanently at this center were healthy, happy, well educated and most importantly, they had hope.

Together with CFC volunteers and sponsors across the globe, we were able to save these children from living and often dying on the streets. There are many more children we can save, please find it in your heart today to make a contribution to Care For Children International Inc.

 

 

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