My story

Kalebu's mother has died and Kalebu and his brother live with their grandparents. Due to the health of the grandparents, there is no food for the children and they live in a tent along the road. Kalebu and his brother are forced to live on the streets and by selling some found plastic they can buy food. Since the children live in miserable conditions, Pastor Abraham has included them in the project so that they have enough food and can go to school.

Kalebu is supported by impact partner Save the Unsaved (Abraham)

What does a day look like: From five to six o'clock in the morning there is a morning prayer together. At six o'clock the children go to wash and dress, after which they have breakfast together at seven. Between eight and nine o'clock the children go to study, then they go to school until 12 o'clock. At twelve o'clock they have an hour's lunch break. School starts again at 1 p.m. and ends at four p.m. At the end of the afternoon, they have time to relax. Then they all gather to pray together, after which they eat together. From eight to nine o'clock there is time for homework. And then that day is over and they go to bed. Project information: The project in India that your sponsor child is part of is located in Tenali. It is a children's home where about 50 children currently live. The home was founded in 2000 by Pastor Abraham Kuchipudi. He is the founder of Save the Unsaved Ministries; a ministry aimed at reaching the lost in India. In 2000, he began taking care of children for the first time. At first there were four, but soon that number grew. The goal of the children's home is to give the children a safe home, where they receive healing and restoration and can thus blossom into strong, independent individuals who are rooted in the love of Jesus. Your support provides your sponsor child with daily food, education and school materials, housing and medical care, so that the children have a great future perspective and they can realize their dream.