This is the last guest post from Robin Cappuccino’s travel series of his recent visit to all of the Child Haven homes – here are some thoughts from road.
Kem cho from our Child Haven Home for 49 formerly destitute children in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. As we drive to the Home, camels, goats, water buffalo, Brahman cattle, and small horses share the roadway. A mongoose crossed the road on our last visit. Continue reading
Robin Cappuccino is currently traveling to all of the Child Haven homes – here are some thoughts from road.
Here in the Delhi area, Child Haven is the primary funder of two projects we-co-sponsor with local groups. The Maitreya Children’s Home for Tibetan refugee children in New Delhi is home to 24 children and the MVP Women’s Project is located just outside Delhi in Ghaziabad. Continue reading
Robin Cappuccino is currently traveling to all of the Child Haven homes – here are some thoughts from road.
Namaste from Kathmandu where our Child Haven Home cares for 203 children, 77 of whom are enrolled in Child Haven’s Green Tara School along with 153 children from the surrounding community.
It’s pretty cold in Nepal this time of year. Hats and sweaters outfit all the children – but it’s their constant playing that really keeps them warm.