Every child needs a place to Be
nurtured & inspired
Beyond food & shelter... let's empower orphans for their future.
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The Children’s Home
Faith In Deeds is a loving Children’s Home that provides 24/7 care for orphaned and abandoned children in India. As the children’s lives are transformed through God’s love and discipleship, the whole community is blessed as they are empowered with skills, live out their faith, and give back.
College Scholarship & Job Training
As teens at the Children’s Home are finishing high school they can apply for our College Scholarship or Job Training program which better equips them for their future.
Sustainability Projects
We encourage small local businesses to provide for and strengthen families. We also have a fish farm, and a small agricultural farm with cows, water buffaloes, goats, and chickens. These projects help to provide quality food for the Children’s Home and give our teens valuable learning opportunities.
Community Outreach
The older children serve food for their community and pray for them because they remember what it is like to be hungry. The kids are empowered to give back and to develop leadership skills as they help others.
Rescue.
Disciple.
Reintegrate.
We are a family for hurting children. We get to know each child in a nurturing and fun environment, and by God’s grace empower them with Hope.
Built to Bless… this place is just what they needed.
The new Children’s Home is now home to many children who otherwise wouldn’t have a safe place.
Child Spotlight
Little Divya
Divya is a sweet girl who loves to make sand castles and play with baby dolls. Now she has the freedom to do that because she has a safe, loving home at Faith In Deeds. Divya is third of four kids. Her father passed away several years ago and
Tommy
Not only are the Faith In Deeds kids being nurtured today, but they are learning skills for tomorrow. Your participation makes Tommy’s story possible: When Tommy was a toddler, his mom died from AIDS. He never knew his father. His aunt took him in, but she didn’t know what