Care and Support for 60 HIV Positive Orphan and Semi-Orphan Children
by Venkateswara Rao Challapalli
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The Story
Background:
In India, the social and economic circumstances confronting HIV-positive children are extremely challenging. These children bear the brunt of societal stigma, face barriers to accessing essential healthcare services, grapple with economic instability, encounter educational hurdles, and are often orphaned or separated from their families due to AIDS-related illnesses. Consequently, they are subjected to discrimination, lack adequate medical attention, experience financial difficulties, and encounter obstacles in pursuing education.
Since its inception in 1997, the Gramavikas Peace Foundation (GPF), located in the heart of Andhra Pradesh's Bapatla District, has been persistently committed to community development. Our organization tirelessly endeavours to uplift underprivileged communities by implementing a broad range of initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable growth and empowerment.
For over two decades, GPF has been at the forefront of advocating for marginalized groups, including HIV-positive children, recognizing the unique challenges they face and making an effort to lessen their hardships.
Through our comprehensive approach encompassing education, healthcare, empowerment, and livelihood programs, we have witnessed firsthand the transformative impact of our endeavours on the lives of vulnerable individuals and families.
With this unwavering commitment and in-depth understanding of the socioeconomic context, GPF stands to meet the urgent needs of our community's HIV-positive children. By collaborating with like-minded entities such as KInd Link
we aim to pave a path towards comprehensive care, support, and empowerment for these children, ensuring that they not only survive but flourish.
Proposal Overview:
The proposed project seeks to provide comprehensive care and support services to HIV positive children. Through collaboration with KInd Link, we aim to:
Project Objectives:
Nutritional Support: Improve the health and quality of life of HIV positive children through the provision of nutritious food items, vitamins, and supplements.
Educational Support: Facilitate academic growth and development by providing school supplies, tuition fees, and extracurricular activities.
Awareness Programs: Organize workshops and seminars on HIV/AIDS prevention and stigma reduction within the community.
Support Network: Establish a support network for HIV positive children and their families, offering counselling and psychosocial support.
Proposed Activities:
Nutritional Support: Regular distribution of nutritious food items, vitamins, and supplements to HIV positive children.
Educational Support: Provision of school supplies, uniforms, and educational materials to support academic pursuits.
Awareness Programs: Conduct workshops and seminars on HIV/AIDS prevention for children, parents, and community members.
Support Network: Facilitate peer support groups and counselling sessions for HIV positive children and their families to address emotional and psychological needs. Collaborate with local healthcare providers to ensure access to medical treatment and support services for HIV positive children.
Budget:
The total project cost is estimated at EURO 1000 per month, covering expenses for nutrition and health, educational needs, and awareness programs.12 months ( April2025 to March2026) EURO12000
Conclusion:
In conclusion, through collaboration between GPF and All the Sky Foundation, we aim to make a significant impact on the lives of HIV positive children in our community. Together, we can provide them with the care, support, and opportunities they need to thrive despite their medical condition.
In conclusion, we hope to significantly improve the lives of HIV-positive children in our community through our partnership with Kind Link. Together, we can provide children with care, support, encouragement, and opportunities they require to flourish in spite of their illness.
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