Oct 2018 - Age 4 - Dharshan, a bright youngster who enjoys learning, began attending preschool. He is his parents' sole child at the moment. While she is at home, the mother takes care of the household. The child's father is a farm laborer who may not always be able to find work in this little village. As a result, the father's $50-$60 monthly salary barely provides for the family's most basic requirements. The child's mother works as a daily wager to compensate for her husband's likely financial losses when he is out of work. Poverty is evident when one looks at their little, mud-plastered home, which has a roof made of palm leaves and hay. Dharshan is enthusiastically learning all of the preschool curriculum, including rhymes, alphabets, and numbers. In order to provide Dharshan with every opportunity for quality education and nutritional support, India Transformed! is considering adding him to the sponsorship program. Your thoughtful sponsorship will be a blessing for Dharshan.

Feb 2017 - Age 5 - Kokilan, who is five years old, has only recently begun school. He has an older brother, and his family of four lives in a mud-plastered cottage with a palm leaf roof. The father of the child is a farm laborer who does not always have a job. He would blow whatever little money he had on himself by drinking alcohol. While working under the government's 100-day labor program, the mother looks after the children. Her earnings, however, are insufficient to fulfil all of the household's needs. Kokilan and his brother Gokul barely have enough food and clothing to get by. Children have suffered as a result of their family's acute poverty. Kokilan has been chosen for sponsorship, which will help him with his schooling and welfare. His life and destiny will change when a sponsor parent steps in to care for and nurture him. When Kokilan establishes a relationship with the sponsor parent, he will be overjoyed, and this will inspire him to work hard in order to improve in life, receive a good education, and one day realize his dream of becoming a teacher.

Oct 2018 - Age 4 - Regina is presently the lone child of her parents. She lives in a makeshift hut house with her parents in a hamlet with very few facilities. The child's father works as a farm laborer for meager and erratic daily wages. The child's family, like everyone else in the neighborhood, is accustomed to leading a basic lifestyle that does not assure that everyone in the family, especially the children, has access to enough food, appropriate clothes, health care, and school supplies. Regina's scenario is no exception, and without an external support system to push and encourage, a girl child acquiring a full-fledged education is always out of reach in her community. Regina likes going to preschool every day and has a strong desire to learn. This child's life will be changed because of your kind sponsorship, and who knows, maybe she will eventually end up being a huge blessing to the entire family one day.

April 2018 - Age 4 - Rithvika's naive yet charming smile can captivate anybody. The family lives in a makeshift structure made of mud walls, with a roof made of dry palm leaves. The father of the child is a farm laborer who has to hunt for a new job after working on a farm for a period of time. The daily wages are at a subsistence level, and he occasionally needs to stay at home during the off-season. The child's mother looks after the children and frequently struggles to meet the children's basic requirements of food and proper clothing. Rithvika has a younger sister with whom she enjoys playing and caring for. Rithvika enjoys dancing and hopes to become a doctor in the future, she says with a smile. India Transformed!'s child sponsorship program is the only hope to retain her smile as she grows up to face the harsh reality of life.

July 2018 - Age 4 - Rogith's father is a country farmer with no formal education. His wife and their two sons, Rogith and Kishore, reside in a humble hut with mud walls and a palm-leaf roof. Rogith's father's earnings as a worker are dependent on the availability of work every day, and agricultural work is only available for four to six months of the year. The mother of the child manages to run the household by working in the government's 100-day work scheme, which helps them a little during the off-season. Poverty has denied children access to better food, clothing, and health care, all of which are essential for their development and well-being. Rogith is only a child, but he is adored by his parents and older brother Kishore, who is in elementary school. Rogith enjoys socializing and playing with his peers, and he enjoys dancing when music is played. When asked what he wanted to be when he grew up, he said "Policeman," which he finds fascinating at the age.

Dec 2012 - Age 10 - The poor financial situation of the family could have left Sabarish to give up schooling like one among many drops outs in the village living conditions, but Sabarish was determined to continue his schooling. Sabarish, his older sister and brother, and along with their parents live in a small impoverished hut that’s built out of rudimentary stones, mud, and palm leaves over the rooftop. The child’s father is a laborer for daily wages and does casual labor jobs in the market during off-seasons. The mother works for three months a year under the 100 days’ work scheme of the government and on average, the parents could earn $ 50.00 to $ 60.00 a month and that is a bare minimum to meet the very basic needs like food, clothing, and health care. Sabarish will be excited to be a part sponsorship program and a sponsor parent to come in support him will give him the inner strength to soar high when it comes to making good progress in school.

Feb 2018 - Age 4 - Thalapathy Maran is a preschooler who is learning the alphabet, songs, and numbers. He also enjoys dancing with his classmates. Thalapathy's father, a farmer, and mother, a housewife, delight in his childish antics. He hugs and looks after his younger brother Tharvin. Thalapathy, which means "a commander in chief who commands an army of soldiers" in Tamil, is a huge and promising name, and we hope Thalapathy would one day emerge as a leader. The family has always been poor and to make matters worse, the child's father recently abandoned the family and married another woman. The mother of the kid makes a living through the government's 100-day employment plan at marginal earnings. Thalapathy Maran's name has been enrolled for support, where he will have the best prospects for educational assistance and daily access to nutritional meals. The youngster may look forward to a brighter future thanks to the sponsorship program.