An orphan is a child who has lost their father at a young age and has not yet reached puberty. A “social orphan” refers to children whose father is alive but with whom they have no relationship. In families where there is an orphan or a social orphan, our goal is not only to provide individual support to the orphan, but also to offer comprehensive assistance to the family in which they are growing up (such as siblings, mother, etc.) and to improve their overall well-being. When orphans grow up, we continue to support them if their families remain in need. Our aim is to meet the basic needs, education and healthcare expenses, and other requirements of orphan families until they reach a level where they can sustain their own lives. In addition, we also provide support to families with motherless children (paternal orphans) if they are in need.
