Shelter Building & Renovation Help

We believe no one should sleep under the open sky or in unsafe conditions. Our shelter initiatives build and repair homes for those who’ve lost theirs due to poverty, disability, or family tragedy.

Key Initiatives:

• #1: Provided financial aid for a family’s house construction

• #7: Offered housing support to an underprivileged family in need

• #26: Installed secure windows for a home with a newborn child

• #29: Built a house for a survivor recovering from a major accident

• #50: Contributed to the fifth phase of an ongoing housing project

• #85: Constructed a new home for an orphaned youth with no guardian

Every wall we raise is a promise — that no one is left behind.

Livelihood Recovery through Assets

Sometimes, all it takes is a tool to restart a livelihood. We provide working assets like rickshaws and vehicles to help individuals rebuild income after loss or crisis.

Key Initiatives:

• #45: Cleared debt for an auto driver, enabling him to retain his vehicle

• #86: Provided a two-wheeler to a youth supporting an entire household

• #88: Sponsored WiFi and fees for a beneficiary pursuing online training and freelance work

These aren’t just donations — they are investments in self-reliance.

Income Loss & Crisis Assistance

When families suddenly lose their primary earner — due to illness, disability, or crisis — we step in with emergency aid to prevent further descent into poverty.

Key Initiatives:

• #57: Offered financial help for a wedding when the family income collapsed

• #71: Supported a family when the head of the household became medically unfit to work

Quick support at the right time makes the difference between survival and despair.

Stories of Change

“After my accident, I couldn’t afford a roof. The Foundation gave me back my home — and my hope.”
(Initiative #29)

“My auto was about to be repossessed. Their help cleared my debt and saved my only livelihood.”
(Initiative #45)

“I’ve always helped others in my village. This time, someone helped me so I could continue.”
(Initiative #87)