Manipur, a small state with a population of only 2.4 million in the northeast region of India, has the highest concentration of HIV infection in the country.

Hope is Life Foundation’s School Sponsorship Program, will work with the villagers and the management of the Borni Memorial School in Pangantabi village, Thoubal district, Imphal, Manipur to repair and add new classrooms for the school.

Most of the villagers are farmers. Their family income depends on the annual harvest. The farmers live on an average of less than US$1 a day. Hope is Life Foundation continues to raise necessary funding for this project.

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AN UPDATE: Latest News of our trip. November 2011. Hope is Life Foundation has initiated several projects with local organizations in Haiti to rebuild and create vibrant communities where children can enjoy academic and moral education. Our aim is to empower local communities to participate in and sustain the development process.

Students from two schools in Fairport, New York (Northside Elementary School and Martha Brown Middle School) and a youth group in Ithaca, New York wrote more than 200 letters to students in Haiti, connecting them to learn more about their culture, to bond in friendship, and experience the joy of helping others. (please visit GALLERY for pictures)

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Hope is Life Foundation is working with International Full Gospel Fellowship in Pujehun district in Sierra Leone, Africa to identify and provide micro loans to women guardians who are willing to take care of orphans to provide shelter and provide education.

Sierra Leone in the recent past has taken a big stride to rebuild the minds of people with significant
improvements on peace building and social developments. This community was ravaged and citizens remained in hostages by rebels for sex slaves, hard labor etc for nearly ten years during the civil war.

Our Foundation will provide micro loan to woman guardians taking care orphans to provide welfare and educational support and to make sure they attend school. These loan will be used to start their own business to generate revenue.

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Hope is Life Foundation continues to monitor the welfare of Fishermen Children in South India as part of the Butterfly Project. After the tsunami in December 2004, many anganwadis (day care centers) were destroyed by the enormous wave that crashed on their world.

Today, each centre has between 20 and 30 children in the 5 to 8 years age group who stay for about 6 to 7 hours at the centre. They are provided with a meal at noon, pre-school activities as well as basic health check-ups and care.

As part of Hope is Life Foundation’s Sponsorship Program, we continue to raise fund to help and support the education of the children at these day care centers.

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Mai Tam Center in Ho Chi Minh City was opened in July 2005 to care for these women and children affected by HIV/AIDS. Hope is Life Foundation is working with Mai Tam Center

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Access to safe drinking water has been a major problem for the children of Karen tribe in Tha Song Village which is Mae Sot province in Thailand, on the Thai-Burmese border. The water for usage was carried

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