Driven by her experience of a community that shuns children because of their status and suffering, Carol Dyanti (Mum Carol) felt compelled to help the many orphaned children affected by HIV/AIDS that came to her for help. In 2003 Carol set up Ikageng Itireleng, she rallied the community and urged companies for assistance in caring for the orphaned children. Currently, Ikageng Itireleng, operates as a community outreach project which over the years

Manipur has a large number of people living with HIV/AIDS. It is one of the worst affected among all the states of India. Children affected by HIV/AIDS face various forms of poverty, discrimination and stigma and are the most vulnerable of all. There are a few “government-run homes” for children who are in need of “care and protection”. However, there is large number of orphans and destitute children as a result of the various conflict situations

“Our aim should be service, not success!” Faith was founded in May 2005 by  Smriti Singh It was her aim to work with children suffering and affected by HIV/AIDS and to give the children the normal life they deserve and live it to the fullest. Faith is based in Jaipur and began with two children and one care-taker. Over the years Smriti took in more children and currently has 22 children with three full time care-takers, supported by committed

    Started in 1992 by Jackie Branfield, Operation Bobbi Bear rescues and upholds the rights of sexually abused children while aiming to minimise their risk of HIV infection. This includes provision of Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) to children who have been raped. Through on-going support the organisation helps children and young people towards wholeness. Bobbi Bear is a community-based response to a complex set of issues that undermine