Muniyakumar is a daily wage earner. He has one son, named Kaleeswaran, who is 18 years old and differently abled. Unfortunately, Muniyakumar's wife is no longer with them, and he is the sole breadwinner of the household. Kaleeswaran faces significant challenges due to his paralysis, requiring constant care, including assistance with basic tasks such as using the toilet and feeding. Given their circumstances, having a functional and accessible toilet is an absolute necessity to meet their daily needs.

Gangamma, from the economically disadvantaged village of Yadgir, confronts financial obstacles. Devendrappa and Sharanamma, her parents, toil as agricultural laborers, lacking additional funds for their children's education. Despite societal norms where girls often discontinue studies after the 10th grade, Gangamma aspires to enroll in a pre-university science course. Her outstanding 10th-grade performance underscores her determination. Seeking assistance to overcome financial barriers, she dreams of a career built through continued education, making your support pivotal in her journey.

Susheela, a mother of two daughters, recently faced a crisis when her younger daughter, Shimna, had a severe stomach ache requiring immediate surgery. To cover the medical expenses, they borrowed money, creating a financial burden. Struggling to repay the borrowed amount, Susheela seeks support from the organization. Any assistance provided would be immensely appreciated, relieving the family from the financial strain incurred due to Shimna's unexpected medical situation.

Srinivasan, hailing from a destitute family in Virudhunagar district, resides with his wife and two children. As a daily wage laborer in a nearby fireworks factory, his meager income struggles to cover daily expenses, including medical and educational needs for the children. Compounded by his wife's disability preventing her from working, the family often goes to bed hungry. Providing support in the form of provisions and clothing would significantly alleviate their hardships.

Siddhnat, residing with his father Prakash, mother Rajani, and elder sister, faces challenging living conditions in a grass and bamboo house covered with a plastic sheet. The extreme weather in Melghat poses difficulties, leaving the family vulnerable to heat, cold, and rain due to gaps in the roof. The makeshift structure also exposes them to the risk of crawling animals and nighttime dangers, including potential bites from poisonous creatures. Cooking in a grass shelter adds the additional threat of a fire hazard. Urgent assistance is needed for a safer living environment.

Lalitha Kumari, a mute resident of a rural Andhra Pradesh village, faces adversity as her daughter Santhoshi dropped out of school to alleviate the family's financial burden. Santhoshi now works as a daily wage laborer on local agricultural land, earning meager income. The family's home, suffering from a deteriorating roof, allows water leakage during monsoons, creating an inhospitable environment. With insufficient funds for repairs and basic living expenses, Lalitha Kumari and her children desperately need assistance to ensure a safe and secure living environment.

Anjali Devi, residing in Marungapuri, faces financial challenges as her husband earns daily wages elsewhere. She engages in the MGNREGS for livelihood, supporting three children in their modest dwelling beneath an asbestos sheet roof. Struggling to make ends meet, they lack resources for their children's education. An earnest plea is made for assistance in acquiring a goat through World Vision India, aiming to generate income for quality education. Your generous support would be deeply appreciated, ensuring a brighter future for their family.

Megavarnam suddenly suffered a heart attack. He fell from his bike when the heart attack occurred, sustaining an injury. He was immediately admitted to the hospital and is currently receiving treatment. His wife, Dhanalakshmi, is requesting World Vision India to provide medical assistance for her husband, Megavarnam.

In one of the villages in Bharuch, both the Anganwadi and the Primary school are functioning from the same premises. Both the facilities need proper water supply since the water that is available is not clean and consumable. They also do not have proper storage facility for the water supply. Your support will provide them with a proper RO filter and water tank facility to have a clean and proper supply of drinking water.

In an anganwadi in Bharuch, around 32 children attend the anganwadi regularly. The centre is in need of renovation of toilet since the sanitation facility is very poor without proper doors or water supply. You can help these children to have better sanitation facilities through your support.

A government higher secondary school with 196 students has no drinking water facility. They have a borewell, but the water is unfit for drinking, and the school needs RO filters to provide clean drinking water access. Help students access clean drinking water in school, helping them stay healthy.

In rural district of Maldha, many families suffer poverty, most of them being agricultural labourers and construction workers who depend on daily labour for a livelihood. Due to poverty, the pregnant women are unable to have access to proper nutrition. This affects the baby in the womb leading to the birth of underweight babies and unhealthy pregnant women. In order to resolve this issue, World Vision India has extended support in providing food materials with the support of donors.

The Primary Health Centre in the area of Melghat lacks basic infrastructure like Iron Bed, Mattresses and pillow. At present, the damage of few iron beds have hindered the regular work of the Primary Health Centre, ultimately causing inconvenience to the tribal people undergoing treatment at the hospital. At times they had to sleep on the floor or accommodate two patients on a single bed. Hence, there is a request for assistance of Iron Bed, Mattresses and pillow for the Primary Health center.

Sanjay, a 26-year-old father, works as a daily wage laborer. Disowned by his family due to an inter-caste marriage, he struggled in rented accommodation for three years before buying a piece of land in a nearby village. His makeshift thatched house is a single room that leaks during rainy days. This winter has been especially challenging for his family after losing their elder son in November 2022. With limited income, Sanjay cannot afford to repair the house. Urgent support is needed to ensure their safety and well-being.

Sahana, daughter of Gausuddin, is a 7th standard student. Her parents, Gausuddin and Khajamma, work as daily wage laborers. Hasina, her elder sister, is in 12th standard, while younger brothers Daulsab and Lalsab attend primary school. Living in a small house made of stones and mud with a zinc sheet roof, they lack an individual water-sealed toilet due to poverty. Your support of Rs. 33,600/- will enable them to build a toilet, ensuring a happier and more dignified life, free from the challenges of open defecation.

John is a 12-year-old child who was involved in an accident on November 5, 2023. He has sustained severe fractures in his leg and shoulder bones. John Claret is a special child who is both deaf and mute. His parents work as daily wage laborers. The total cost of the operation, medical expenses, and doctor's fees amounts to Rs. 2,24,000, which is a significant amount that we are unable to afford. We humbly request World Vision India for assistance during this challenging time.

Monalisa lives with her parents in a very poor family. Their dwelling is a mud and brick structure covered with tarpaulin. The conditions in this house become unbearable during the summer, posing health risks. Furthermore, the walls, constructed from mud, are at risk of collapsing during the rainy season. Monalisa's safety is compromised, and immediate action is necessary. Her parents earnestly request assistance in obtaining house construction materials to provide a secure and stable home, ensuring her safety and allowing her to continue her education.

Iswarya, a first-year M.Sc. Botany student, is grapplingwith financial challenges due to her father's absence and mounting debts. Herresilient mother, Ilanjiyam, supports the family by working as a constructionworker 45 miles away. Iswarya seeks your support through World Vision India topursue her education. Your assistance will empower Iswarya and ease theirfamily's burdens. Committed to breaking the cycle of hardship, Iswarya seeseducation as a pathway to a brighter future.