Our Projects

Residential care is no longer the default option.

Tailored solutions are now prioritised for each child.

Family-based care is strongly emphasised.

A range of options are now offered, including residential care, reunification, foster care, and adoption.

It provides a safe haven for children who are lost, abandoned, or trafficked.

Social workers collaborate with the police to reunite children with their families.

Family-based care is prioritised whenever possible.

We provide formal education for children.

We offer vocational training for children.

We provide health education.

We nurture parents through educational programs.

We provide healthcare to children at Victory Child Care Project.

We also offer emergency financial assistance to children in the local community.

Our goal is to ensure that all children have access to healthcare, regardless of their ability to pay.

We supply reusable sanitary towels and underwear to girls.

This helps them to stay in school during their menstrual periods.

We also provide educational support and mentoring to girls.

Our goal is to strengthen the community and prevent child abandonment.

We have constructed a new block for older children.

We have also built a block for children in need of temporary care.

We have a consistent maintenance plan to ensure the buildings are well-maintained.