Children Programs
Children in poor areas of Asia are particularly vulnerable to exploitation and early childhood trauma is one of the biggest factors in mental health. In addition, trafficking for sex, labor, and organs is all too common among children who have no advocate (no parents, or incapacitated parent) and must drop out of school to support themselves or a parent.
Light of Life
Jyoti Jiwan (Nepali for Light of Life) program provides both the light of education and the light of the gospel of Christ to hundreds of children in areas of Asia where HELP coordinators can oversee the programs. Through a multi-tiered system of verification of need and government regulation, orphaned and abandoned children, or at-risk children with mentally ill or handicapped guardians who are identified through school teachers, churches, communities, and HELP extension agents are provided encouragement, love, and school supplies, tuition, uniforms and more for the school year.
Mark 10:14, "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these."
Our Children's Programs
Jyoti Jiwan
Jyoti Jiwan ("Light of Life") is a community program that provides school supplies, uniforms, and one meal a day for orphaned and underprivileged children. For $10 a month, you can provide schooling, support, and school supplies to single-parent and orphaned children in their community.
Empower Sports
Empower Sports develops children and youth spiritually, mentally, and physically through sports activities, tournaments, and training. Both local athletes and international volunteers with coaching experience come together to offer young people opportunities not typically available to those without financial means.
Vocational Training
Vocational Training equips older children and youth with practical skills for sustainable livelihoods. Through hands-on instruction in trades and crafts, young people gain the tools they need to become self-sufficient and contribute to their communities.
Success Stories
Suman
Suman came to the orphanage with his sister at the age of 7. He is now a certified medical assist working on the Health H.E.L.P. Team and leads the smokeless stove project within remote village.
Ram
Ram and his twin brother came to the orphanage when they were about 7 years old after the death of their mother. He was sponsored for theology training and is now serving as a pastor in Nepal.
Asmita
Asmita came to the orphanage after her mother died. After completing high school, she was sponsored to attend nursing school. She is now serving the Lord as an orthopedic nurse.
Group Sponsorship
Do you have a bible study group, friends, or church that wants to sponsor a specific community children's program? For $100 a month, you sponsor 10 children and make a difference in these children's lives.
Contact H.E.L.P. About SponsorshipTo receive our newsletter or for other inquiries, please email admin@missionforhelp.org