About foundation
Who We Are
We are former students of the United Christian Institute with a vision to support vulnerable students and youth to develop their full potential.
. We are local Christian non-governmental registered organisation under (The societies registration Act XXI of 1860) and as amended by Punjab amendment Act 1957.
Our project is mainly funded through private donations by former students and other local donors in the best interest of children.
Our Founder
Mr. John Masih who had the vision to support the unfortunate children in India, He has been praying about it then he shared his vision with his friends the names mentioned below:
We all came together into an agreement with him for this wonderful work. As we believe that
Mr John Masih
Mr Tipson Gill
Mr Rashpal Gill
Mr Amit Sahota
Mr Rajiv Sahota
Mrs Roseline Fazal Masih
Mrs Shally Pardeep
Mr Suleman Braich
Mr Sandeep Kumar
“Alone we can do so little; Together we can do so much”.
Our Local Committee members:
Mr. Jaspal Masih
(Chairman)
Mr. Robert Samuel
(President)
Mr. Sushil David
(Secretary)
Executive Members
Mr.Nishan Masih
Mr Issack Masih
Core committee members
Mr John Masih
Mr Tipson Gill
Roseline Fazal Masih
Joint Cashiers:
Mr. Emmanuel Gill
Mrs. Reena Vincent
What We Do.
We believe that every child has the right to quality education. Our aim is to support vulnerable children to have a good education in form of high-quality basic formal education ranging from early childhood, primary school, high school to vocational education.
This project aims to enhance families economically and socially so their children can develop personal and academic dimensions.
We also support children to stay in local boarding school those who are unable to travel to school.
We offer this facility specifically to the children those who suffer from extreme poverty. Our aim is to help people to be able to help themselves to improve the quality of life
Our project is to start educating children under the age of 5 and over. The children will be supported to study in Punjabi or Hindi Medium subjects for primary and secondary education by Punjab School Education Board. There is no restriction on the Vocational training’s language.
We have only started our project in 2020 and It is our Pleasure to welcome Our first batch of students are mixed boys and girls from the age 5 to the age of 20. Most of them are receiving their education through boarding school.
Our organisation has sponsored the children academically as well as by providing food and lodging. To ensure children have access to proper Nutrition, clean accommodation, and study facilities. The hostels are inspected periodically for the quality monitoring services
Our aims and responsibility:
Our main aim is to provide free education to the children those who suffer Sever poverty it will enable the Children to secure a better future.
We want to be trusted Partners to children living in poverty. We believe children need protection and support to secure a good future life. We are committed to working towards a future free of abuse, violence.
We welcome the views of children and listening to their ideas and input on how to improve their quality of life and enable them to fulfill their ambitions.
It our responsibility to ensure that all the donations are used very carefully for the welfare and development of the children. Annual internal and external audits are conducted to maintain the transparency and prevent corruption within the society.
We have a strict suspension and termination policy whenever there are cases of misconduct and strict legal action will be taken immediately.
Donations:
Your donations can help us support more families and children.
We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.
We need more donations, grants, and gifts other than financial support to help and support the needy children.
Our aim is to support as many children as we can, it is not possible for us to do it alone. Your help and support will help us make the change you want to see in the community
Come forward to support the children” any little donation will make a big difference.
According to UNICEF India, Out of 100 students, 29 percent of girls and boys drop out of school before completing the full cycle of elementary education, and often they are the most marginalized children
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