Sponsor a Child in India Today!
Your commitment to support a child provides a much needed lifeline to the children in need. Global Hope provides care for children at eight different children’s homes in India: the Kathryn E Larsen Children’s Home (KEL), Esther Girls Home, Hope Girls Home, Hope Boys Home, Prema Girls Home, Daniel Boys Home, Joshua Boys Home and Ruth Girls Home. The children on this page are only a few of the children from these homes who need a Global Hope godparent, you may choose one of these children or click the “Choose for Me” button and we will gladly assign a godchild to you.
For just $39 a month, you can be an answer to prayer for one of the neediest children in the world by sponsoring a child through the Global Hope Godparent program. We believe the most important gift you give is the love your Godchild will feel when you pray for them and write them letters…maybe even visit them on a Global Hope mission trip!
Brundha lives in India at Ruth Girls Home. She was born in September 2013.
Brundha’s dad was frequently abusive to his family and eventually abandoned them in early 2022. Brundha’s mom struggled to find a job to support her daughters. When she could no longer adequately feed all of them, she decided to bring Brundha to Ruth Girls Home where she would be well cared for.
Srivani lives in India at Ruth Girls Home. She was born in 2016.
Srivani’s dad worked as a construction worker, in 2020 he was killed in an accident when he fell from a high rise building. This left the family devastated. Srivani’s mom has little education and struggled to find a job to provide for them. When financial debts became insurmountable a village elder directed them to the Ruth Girls Home.
Praneethi lives in India at Ruth Girls Home. She was born in 2009.
Praneethi’s father passed away a few years ago due to a terrible liver disease leaving behind his wife and three kids. With little education, Praneethi’s mom struggled to find a job and fell into debt and severe financial problems. Praneethi’s mom brought her to Ruth Girls Home where she would be well cared for and get a good education.
Jahnavi lives in India at Ruth Girls Home. She was born in 2015.
Jahnavi’s dad worked as a construction worker, in 2020 he was killed in an accident when he fell from a high rise building. Her mom had never finished her education and struggled to find a job and fell into severe financial debt. She brought her daughters,Jahnavi and Srivani to the Ruth Girls Home where they will be loved and well-cared for.
Shanvisri lives in India at Hope Girls Home. She was born in 2017.
Shanvisri’s dad divorced his wife because she was not able to meet the demand for dowry. He was abusive to his family and eventually left them and married another woman in 2021. Shanvisri’s mom struggled to feed and educate her 2 children, in June 2022 she brought Shanvisri to Hope Girls Home where she will be well cared for.
Deepthi lives in India at Ruth Girls Home. She was born in 2011.
Deepthi’s dad was often physically abusive to his family. He eventually left them in early 2022 and hasn’t come back. Deepthi’s mom struggled to find a job to support her daughters. When she could no longer adequately feed all of them she decided to bring Deepthi to Ruth Girls Home where she would be well cared for.
Vaishnavi lives in India at Ruth Girls Home. She was born in 2013.
Vaishnavi’s dad had always struggled with poor health and couldn’t keep a steady job, just before Covid he died from a massive heart attack. The family had many debts from his medical treatment and were not in a condition to repay them. Vaishnavi had to drop out of school and soon her mom couldn’t provide for even her basic needs. She brought her to Ruth Girls Home in June 2022.
Ashirya lives in India at Ruth Girls Home. She was born in 2016.
Ashirya’s dad was often physically abusive to his wife and children. He wouldn’t find a job or allow his wife to find a job so the family struggled financially. Ashirya’s mom decided to take her two children and leave home. She tried hard to find a job but what she earned could barely put food on the table. Eventually she brought Ashirya to Ruth Girls Home hoping to give her a safe home and good quality education.
Avanthika lives in India at Ruth Girls Home. She was born in 2015.
Avanthika’s dad had always struggled with poor health and couldn’t keep a steady job, just before Covid he died from a massive heart attack. The family had many debts from his medical treatment and were not in a condition to repay them. Avanthika and her sister had to drop out of school and soon her mom couldn’t provide for even their basic needs. She brought the girls to Ruth Girls Home in June 2022.
Pradeepthi lives in India at Ruth Girls Home. She was born in 2015.
Pradeepthi’s parents often quarrelled and fought over the dowry that her mother had brought to the home. Things got so bad that her in-laws also began to get involved and started to physically harm her mom and her. Eventually they asked her to leave the home with the kids. Unable to adequately feed and educate her kids, Pradeepthi’s mom brought her to Ruth Girls Home where she will be well cared for.
Aadya lives in India at Prema Girls Home. She was born in October 2012.
When Aadya’s father left the family Aadya’s mother was faced with mounting financial difficulties and brought Aadya to live at Prema Girls Home in June 2022. Aadya has made many friends in her new home. She is happy to be in school after being away from school for the last two years. Aadya enjoys singing and learning new songs.
Madhusree lives in India at Esther Girls Home. She was born in November 2016.
Madhusree’s father died in 2020 of Covid-related complications leaving behind his wife and three children. Madhusree came to live at EGH when her mother could no longer provide for her children. Madhusree enjoys school and especially likes when they play sports. She is happy at EGH and enjoys the Bible stories and games.
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