„Amy Carmichel“ Possibility for poor children _________________________________________________________________________
Frolich Home
Children For your information
India has the dubious distinction of harbouring the largest number of
child labourers in the world. The economically backward families are hardly
able to feed their children and, hence they are forced to send them as child
labourers in agricultural lands and industrial establishments. Lack of
compulsory primary education and faulty educational Systems are the other
factors that contribute to the swelling of the ranks of child labourers. The
Home Education Programme of our "Amy Carmichael” Programme of our
Sponsors tries to tackle the problem by providing the children and youth with
shelter, food and education. Due to the benevolence of our philanthropists,
we could reach the poorest of the poor families living in villages and slums
to give them quality education. The children could receive education, enjoyed
good health and become self confident, self reliant and developed
responsibility for their own tasks given to them in the Home to perform. We admit children from all communities without caste, creed and
religion of the poor families and equalising the opportunities to develop
their potentials. Name Boards in front of the entrance door (with all Projects) Foto: LMW 2005 In October 2004, I have got the Information from the Bishop of the
Tamil Evangelical Lutheran Church (TELC) that our Frolich Home would be
merged with the CSI Home for Girls at Ikkadu from April 2005. When I got the
paper in my hand, I was so much per-plexed, not knowing what to do with the
children, getīs no support from any sponsors or organisations, who were then
55. - destitute and deserving children. In that year, as a form of an Angel, Mr.Winfried Stelle had been with
us. When I explained about our problem to run the Frolich Home in future as
the CCCYC ( The Churches’ Council for Child and Youth Care) would stop their
Support from May 2005, he immediately came forward to find Sponsors for our
girls to continue their study by staying in our Frolich Home so that our Home
would exist. At the beginning with 5 children the support started by
Mr.Stelle. He is the initiative for our “Amy Carmichel” Project with
33 children Now (July 2006). I am so very thankfuI to God that our children
with the Amy-Project could enjoy all the facilities like the
Other-organisation (before) sponsered children had enjoyed: light and fans,
good food, games, singing, materials to play indoor and outdoor, good dining
table, enough space for playing and sleeping, school materials, Christmas
Dress and School Uniform still much more. The historical person Amy Carmichel (otherwise: Amy Carmicheal) was an
Missionary from Ireland was operate in the South Indian region in the
beginning of the 20th Century. Her life was characterized by obedience, total commitment, and
selflessness, and serves as an exemple to Christians today. She was helping
many poor children (orphans mostly) and widows in Tamil Nadu. It was the wish
of our Home children to give our small Organisation the name of Amy
Carmichel. -------------------
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