Poverty occurs when an individual or family lacks the basic requirements for living, such as food to eat, clean water, shelter, and clothing. It also includes lack of access to such resources as health care, education, and transportation. 

People who have extra are living a comfortable and a posh life. While those who have barely the vitals are fighting each day to live.  

Most poor people do not have shelter, enough clothing, food, education, and healthcare. Being poor means deprived economically, politically, and socially. The needy hardly get opportunities generally. They have inadequate nutrition, higher risk of diseases and lack access to healthcare and essentials for living resulting in low achievement. 

Poverty is a multifaceted problem that requires multifaceted approaches to address it. Policies that improve families' economic mobility can help alleviate the negative effects of poverty. 

Helping the poor and needy is a good deed that even Christ Jesus practiced in ancient times. We strive to provide them with opportunities that are effective and would improve their lives sustainably.

Spending money or other types of donations helps the poor and needy people, but the need is also to focus on educating, teaching, or training them to regain their confidence and self-respect for work to become independent.  

Besides money, you can also donate food/groceries, clothes, appliances, beddings, toiletries, furniture, toys, kitchen utensils, school items (e.g., books) and other materials that might help. Contact us to share whatever you have and brighten someone’s day. 

Shelter support is also one of the activities that we are providing the homeless with. You are free to donate building/ contruction materials (e.g., cement, aggregates, concrete, bricks, glass, windows, doors, structural steel, timber and wood, tiles (ceramics), carbon fiber, electrical items, and any other building products/ materials) 

Showing heartfelt, humility and respect makes the needy aware that someone really care about them and is trying to improve their condition. 

Change your perspective. Instead of considering poor people as a project to help, view them as people to love and respect. Together we can change someone’s story today! JUST DONATE