About Trppaadam Kids

Trppaadam Kids provides a loving home, quality education, and holistic development for orphaned, abandoned, and vulnerable children who have nowhere else to turn.

Every child deserves a childhood filled with love, safety, education, and opportunity. At Trppaadam Kids, we create a family environment where children experience the care, guidance, and nurturing they need to grow into confident, capable, and compassionate adults.

Our program goes beyond basic shelter and food—we invest in each child's education, character development, health, and future, giving them the tools to break the cycle of poverty and build successful lives.

"Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these."

— Mark 10:14

Who We Serve

• Orphaned children who have lost both parents
• Abandoned children found on streets or left at institutions
• Semi-orphans from single-parent families unable to provide care
• Children from extremely poor families who cannot afford basic needs
• Children rescued from abusive or neglectful situations
• Children with special needs requiring extra support
• Children of all religious backgrounds (we serve all equally)

What We Provide

Education & Development

Education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty. We ensure every child receives excellent educational opportunities:

Academic Excellence

• School Enrollment: Admission to quality schools appropriate for each child's needs
• Academic Support: Daily homework help, tutoring, and study guidance
• Educational Materials: Books, supplies, uniforms, and equipment
• Technology Access: Computer training and educational technology
• Special Coaching: Extra support for struggling students
• Library Access: Reading materials and quiet study spaces
• Higher Education: Support for college and vocational training

Skill Development

• Arts and crafts
• Music and cultural programs
• Sports and physical fitness
• Computer skills and digital literacy
• Leadership and public speaking
• Vocational skills (tailoring, cooking, carpentry)
• Life skills and self-sufficiency

Character Formation

• Moral and values education
• Spiritual development and prayer life
• Discipline and responsibility
• Respect and kindness toward others
• Honesty and integrity
• Service to community
• Cultural and social awareness

Daily Life & Activities

Typical Daily Schedule

• 6:00 AM - Wake up, personal hygiene
• 6:30 AM - Morning prayer and meditation
• 7:00 AM - Breakfast
• 7:45 AM - School preparation and departure
• 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM - School day
• 4:00 PM - Return home, snacks, rest
• 5:00 PM - Homework and study time
• 6:00 PM - Play, recreation, activities
• 7:00 PM - Evening prayer
• 7:30 PM - Dinner
• 8:30 PM - Free time, reading, relaxation
• 9:00 PM - Bedtime (younger children)
• 10:00 PM - Lights out (older children)

Recreational & Enrichment Activities

• Sports: Football, cricket, volleyball, athletics
• Cultural Programs: Dance, music, drama, traditional arts
• Celebrations: Birthdays, festivals, special occasions
• Outings: Educational trips, picnics, cultural visits
• Arts & Crafts: Drawing, painting, handicrafts
• Games: Indoor and outdoor games, team activities
• Competitions: Academic, cultural, and sports competitions

Health & Well-being

We prioritize the physical and mental health of every child:

Healthcare Services

• Regular Checkups: Periodic health assessments
• Vaccinations: All recommended immunizations
• Medical Treatment: Prompt care for illnesses and injuries
• Dental Care: Regular dental checkups and treatment
• Vision Care: Eye exams and glasses if needed
• Nutrition: Balanced diet for healthy growth
• Health Education: Hygiene, wellness, healthy habits

Emotional & Psychological Support

• Individual counseling for trauma, grief, and adjustment
• Group therapy and peer support
• Trauma-informed care approaches
• Building self-esteem and confidence
• Creating sense of belonging and family
• Professional psychological services as needed

Preparing for Adulthood

We prepare older children for independent, successful adult lives:

Life Skills Training

• Budgeting and financial literacy
• Cooking and household management
• Personal grooming and presentation
• Communication and interpersonal skills
• Time management and organization
• Problem-solving and decision-making
• Job search and interview skills

Higher Education & Career Support

• Career counseling and guidance
• College and vocational training opportunities
• Scholarship assistance
• Internship and job placement support
• Continued mentoring after leaving the home
• Alumni network and ongoing support

How to Help a Child

Admission Process

1. Referral: From child welfare authorities, hospitals, police, or concerned individuals
2. Assessment: Evaluation of child's situation and needs
3. Documentation: Birth certificate, medical records, legal custody documents
4. Admission: Child welcomed into the home with orientation
5. Integration: Gradual adjustment with peer buddies and staff support
6. Care Planning: Individualized plan for education, health, and development

Who Can Refer Children

• Child Welfare Committees
• Juvenile Justice Boards
• Police and law enforcement
• Hospitals and healthcare providers
• Social workers and NGOs
• Schools and community organizations
• Concerned citizens who encounter abandoned or orphaned children

"Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him."

— Psalm 127:3

Ways to Support

Help us give children a brighter future:

Sponsorship Opportunities

• Individual Child Sponsorship: ₹5,000/month covers full care for one child
• Education Sponsorship: ₹2,000/month for school fees, books, and supplies
• Meal Sponsorship: ₹1,500/month provides nutritious meals
• Healthcare Sponsorship: ₹1,000/month covers medical needs
• Birthday/Festival Sponsor: One-time gifts for special celebrations

Other Ways to Help

• Donate Items: Clothes, shoes, school supplies, toys, books
• Volunteer: Tutoring, mentoring, recreational activities, skill training
• Professional Services: Counseling, medical care, legal aid
• Employment: Hire our older youth for internships and jobs
• Birthday Celebrations: Sponsor birthday parties for children
• Educational Tours: Fund field trips and educational outings