We appeal for donations on behalf of those who came to us facing severe illness or life-threatening situations and are in urgent need of help. However, we also make donation appeals for patients or individuals in need when the public seeks our involvement and wishes to offer support through us.

Our process starts with a thorough review of their income, family situation, number of able workers, financial condition and other key details. We also reach out to their local/village YMAs/YLAs and VCs for verification.

Under this initiative, we prioritize patients with a chance of survival and extend special support to children and youth who still have their lives ahead of them. However, we have also extended support to the elderly, depending on the nature of their situation and needs.

Usually, our donation appeals run for three days. After the appeal period ends, the Finance Team prints the foundation’s bank statement for that specific timeframe. Any donations received in cash or through other channels are added to the total, and all amounts are verified using a ‘Maker Checker System'.

Given the need for careful handling of funds, only the finance Team is allowed to manage the money, unless there is a specific and important reason for others to be involved.

This program began in April 2024, initially focusing on supporting orphans and children of widows under the age of 10 who were facing hardship. However, starting from this 2025–2026 academic year, we have expanded our scope to include children above 10 years old as well.

We initially began by sponsoring 26 children from different parts of Mizoram. At the beginning of the academic year, we provided them with school uniforms, bags, notebooks, and pencils. We also provided their monthly school fees directly to the school authorities.

For the new academic session of 2024–2025, we are making preparations to sponsor 50 children. By the time this report was being prepared, most of these children had already been successfully admitted to their respective schools.

On April 15, 2025, we signed an agreement with Home Mission School, Zemabawk. They agreed to accommodate 7 children in their hostel free of charge, while we will continue to provide for the children’s needs, much like a parent.

This initiative has borne wonderful fruit, thanks to God’s blessings. Our children have achieved excellent results, often ranking among the top 10, which inspires us to take on even greater challenges.

Generous donors have also come forward to sponsor children through this program, which has helped reduce our load in many ways and made it much easier to carry out this important work.

Through this program, we build homes for those in need, made possible by the generous donations we receive for such causes.

Since the establishment of the Foundation, a total of 19 houses have been constructed under this program. These homes have been allocated to beneficiaries including widows and individuals experiencing homelessness.

As building a house is an arduous task, it cannot be completed by our team alone. So, we collaborate with the YMAs, VCs and other NGOs. We also receive valuable voluntary support from groups of close friends.

Acquiring land is often one of the most difficult steps in the housing process. When beneficiaries do not possess land to build on, we coordinate with the VCs to submit for a formal request for land allocation.

When constructing a house, we typically build with dimensions of 24ft x 16ft, and to ensure the columns are stable, we use cement. The floors are made of wood, while the walls are covered with tiles. The roofs and the skirting are made of steel sheets. The bathroom floors are finished with cement, and the skirting there is made of bricks. We put carpets on all floors and paint both the interior and exterior of the houses.

Depending on their residential areas, we install wall fans. For those living in villages, we also build a separate fireplace for the kitchen area.