FIAM-run St Joseph’s school has over 600 students attending from age 4 upwards, and one of the key roles that students can take on is being a member of the school assembly board. The board is responsible for helping to run assembly each day. The elements of the daily assembly…
written by Janaki NB please note that the update on St Joseph’s school was posted on 09/10/2024, so this post covers other aspects of FIAM’s work. * Small business By God’s grace we helped a joint family to open a general store. The whole family works for that small business.…
written by Janaki With your sacrificial prayers and God’s amazing grace we have been blessed with an arrangement to educate 626 children. We started the construction in the month of April and we are very focused on continuous construction work sometimes 20 hours a day to finish on time that…
Congratulations from all at CRED Foundation for Srivalli, a 10th grade student from St Joseph’s school in Nallajeerla, India, who came top of the district in the recent school leavers exams. She also ranked 4th in the state of Andhra Pradesh. St Joseph’s school is one of the projects run…
In the spring, Janaki and a team from FIAM visited refugee camps in the region of Manipur, to provide support for those who, because of their Christian faith, have been persecuted and made homeless by extremist Hindu radicals. As well as providing food stuffs and a range of supports which…
In the spring, Janaki and a team from FIAM visited the region of Manipur, to provide support for those who, because of their Christian faith, have been persecuted and made homeless by extremist Hindu radicals. The team provided a range of supports, including pigs, chickens, goats, vegetable seeds, and sewing…
Written by Janaki This is the story of a child named Sathwika, who transformed her life from being a household cleaner to holding a software job through education.She was born into a backward-caste family, which was both poor and large. Sathwika had one younger brother. Her father worked as a…
No names, no places – to protect identity. But some wonderful photos – enjoy 🙂
no names, no places – to protect identity. But celebrating this beautiful occasion all the same.
The following has been written by Janaki, who heads up our partner organisation in India. It is a story that really underlines the level of poverty and desperation that can be felt in certain ‘unforgotten’ parts of rural India. It is also a story that shows how those people aren’t…
