Orphan Village Support

Providing more than just shelter, our Orphans Village in Delhi is our flagship project. At our Delhi Orphans Village, we are setting a new standard for the quality of orphan care.

The Orphans Village was opened in 2015 and was made possible by the ongoing support from our generous donors.

Currently, the Village is able to support nearly 300 orphaned children and provide safe housing for over 40 widowed women. Our teams are dedicated to removing children from a dangerous life on the streets and helping them get settled in a loving environment full of care, joy and compassion.

What do we offer?

A loving home to hundreds of orphans who have lost both of their parents.
22 purpose-built homes, each designed to comfortably accommodate 12 orphans and a widow.
Comfortable, season-suitable clothing, access to high standards of education and a daily menu of nutritious and healthy meals.
Facilities and accommodations for special needs and disabled children.
Access to medical treatment and facilities including counselling and trauma care.
A caring family environment provided by our fully trained and compassionate staff and orphanage volunteers.
Purpose to homeless widows by employing them as live-in mothers to our orphan children.

Committing to the future

We give our orphans the best chance for a better future by providing them access to medicine and education.

Education is at the core of many of our worldwide projects and is just as important in the Orphans Village. We aim to ensure all our children have access to a first-class education and will learn key life skills that will help them succeed in life. We ensure our orphans can grow their confidence and go on to provide greater contributions to their local communities and aid in their nation’s prosperity.

Health and nutrition make a huge difference in the quality of a child’s life. We ensure our orphan children receive a varied, nutritious diet that helps provide energy for learning and play.

We understand that a child’s ability to thrive later in life will depend on their relationship with food when they are young and endeavour to help educate all our children to eat healthily.

Please help save our orphaned children

We still need your help

Maintaining the Orphans Village and ensuring it has quality upkeep is an ongoing concern. Our teams are doing what they can to ensure sustainable outcomes but we still rely on the generosity of our donors to help fund the operating costs day-to-day.

By making a donation to the Orphans Village you provide our orphaned children with everything they need for a good life including food, clothing, access to education and medical care, toys and enriching recreational activities.

There is no minimum donation and no amount you give is ever too small. We are grateful for every single contribution we receive and together, we can continue to provide for the vulnerable orphan children that would otherwise be without.

Every child deserves a bright start in life and the Orphans Village allows us to bring many children off the street and into a warm, loving environment.

Help us to continue the incredible work we are doing in the Orphans Village and donate to the orphanage with Orphans in Need today.

Orphans Village Timeline

See how the Orphans Village took shape from acquiring the land in 2013 to completion in 2015. None of this would have been possible without the contributions of our donors and we are always thankful for your continued support.

Your support to the Orphans Village allows the Orphans in Need teams to bring hope to our orphans and your orphanage donations go toward ensuring each of our orphaned children receive clothing, medical attention, education and, most importantly, love and guidance from our live-in widows and orphanage volunteers as they grow into adulthood.

Every child deserves a bright start in life and the Orphans Village allows us to bring many children off the street and into a warm, loving environment.

Jan 2013 – The ideal location is found outside of New Delhi and the land is purchased allowing the development of phase one to begin.