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Noorjahan's Story
NoorjahanNoorjahan, one of our Dorcus House widows, has sadly passed away. In March we had the privilege of visiting Noorjahan in her tiny home. We sat with her, held her hand, talked and wept together.
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Help Restore Dignity And Hope
RamRam has been a widow for 15 years ago. No-one takes care of her and it's been a struggle to survive...
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Help Break the Poverty Cycle
KalaawatiKalawati has been a widow for 45 years and has no family to support her. In 2018 her house collapsed when a truck crashed into it...
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Help Break The Poverty Cycle
HemaHema has been a widow for 15 years and has had 7 children. Somehow she continues to look after herself and a dependent daughter...
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Love On The Marginalized
RajkumariRajkumari has 5 daughters and her husband is an alcoholic publicly violent toward her...
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More InfoOur current projects. Latest News
Kalawati's Home Rebuilt
19 NOV 2019Before and after...
Dorcus House has been able to assist Kalawati (80 yrs old) to rebuild her little home.
Last year a drunk truck driver crashed into her hut, then a cyclone finished it off completely, collapsing the roof and walls.
You can imagine her joy to have a home once again.
Karuna Children's Home, Bapatla
27 NOV 2019It's a privilege to support the children and staff at the Karuna Children's Home in Bapatla, India. To help provide these orphans with a safe, healthy environment to grow up in, and give them opportunities that they would otherwise not have.
International Women's Day
08 MAR 2020We're about restoring hope, dignity and empowering marginalized women and girls. Recently we gathered together 30 of our widows' daughters to inspire and encourage them to see possibilities for their future.
We need to equip these girls for a lifetime and hope to begin English literacy classes which will not only extend job opportunity but also confidence.