Just Health Foundation

home to ensure attainment of quality education by them.
5. To provide the children access to extra-curricular activities, recreational facilities, mental support, social affairs and spiritual formation.
6. To promote resource generating activities for financial sustainability of the child home beyond donor funding. Specific area of needs to be addressed by the project is:

1. Residential facility near to school: There is no residential facility for the orphan and destitute children from where they will be able continue their primary and secondary education at a school with accessible distant and safe roads. Therefore, a child home is to be established for the orphan and destitute children close to a primary and secondary school.
2. Foods and clothes: The family or care givers of the orphan and destitute children or the children himself/herself cannot afford adequate foods for his/her proper nutrition. The children do not get clothing as per their need. Therefore, the orphan and destitute children who will be given residential facility need to be provided with food and clothes in free of cost.
3. Health Care facility: The orphan and destitute children do not get health care services and remain untreated and maltreated for many diseases. Adolescents do not get any counseling and health education, which is crucial for their age. Therefore, regular medical check-up, health care and health education should be arranged for the targeted orphan and destitute children.
4. Effective learning environment: School environment is not favorable and adequate for effective learning of the children due to teacher insufficiency, teaching incapacity and use of culture and language irrelevant teaching instructions and materials. Therefore, supplementary and child friendly reading environment should be established for the orphan and destitute children at the child home.
5. Mental, social and spiritual development: The orphan and destitute children are often deprived of parental care, tender love and participation in – social events, spiritual activities, sports and recreational activities. Therefore, these children need facilities of nursing, sports, extracurricular activities, recreation and socialization.
6. Sustainability of the child home: Last of all, even after establishment of a child home fulfilling all the above needs, sustainability of the home will still be a major concern. Therefore, profitable resource generating programs need to be conducted side by side with the home activities for sustainable operation of the home.