On January 20, 2026, we visited three young women who have been suffering from skin disease for many years. By God’s grace, they are still surviving. Their youngest child is unable to attend school, and even the older ones are struggling to continue their education.

Their father, with the support of the local YMA, has been striving hard to provide for them, and last year he was admitted to the Home. Their mother is now managing the household alone.

We are currently discussing ways to provide them with livelihood support, though we have not yet reached a final decision.

• MIZO

Tukin January ni 20,2026 khan hmeichhe unau 3 vun(skin) natna nei nikum lama kan lo buaipui tawhte kha kan va tlawh a, Pathian zarah an lo nula tawh khawp mai. An naupang ber sikul ala kal ve lova, a u te sikul kal tur nen thla ka la ho anih hi.

An pa pawh an veng YMA te nen tang hovin a that chhuah ngei beiseiin nikum kumtawp khan Home lama dah luh a ni a, an pi hovin an khawsa ve mek a ni.

An pitu eizawn bul tanna turte kan ngaihtuah mek a, thutlukna fel tak kan la nei hlei thei rih lo a ni.