KIDS CRY

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Love one another... protect our children!

24/03/2019

I 2 Chronicles 7:14 If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
John3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whomever believed in him would never perish, but have eternal life... Pray for healing and God’s eternal saving.... life will change. I challenge you to try it and see how Jesus saves...and will protect his children... no more suffering, pain, or slavery....💞

16/03/2017

Kashmir: A State Overloaded With Orphans And Half Orphans
But, Kashmir has different history and figures. Along with killings of near one hundred thousand civilians,
8000 disappearances, Ironically, Kashmir has been overloaded by orphans and half orphans.
According to a report, around six lac children are orphans in the state
(1). Which is, in fact, more than
the population of states like Luxemburg and Maldives. The failure
of state has forced 80% of
ophans in the valley to quit their studies after matriculation due to extreme poverty, family pressure
and lack of quality education in charitable orphanages
(2) . The increasing depression has led 55.3 %
children under extreme depress conditions whereas 54.25 % can't sleep properly. Moreover, only
poverty and depression is not only concern. The children are also used as “Human Shield” in
encounter and search operations of security forces.

15/03/2017

15/03/2017

Orphans and destitute widows pose a huge moral challenge to the people in Kashmir. The society has responded through personal and private institutional efforts but the gap between the needs of the unfortunate among us and what has been done so far is still a yawning one.

About 100,000 children in Jammu and Kashmir are estimated (by UNICEF) to be orphans. A poor fatherless child under the age of 18 falls in the category of an orphan. Most of the orphans here are a result of the ongoing conflict.
According to surveys by various government and private agencies, Kupwara district has the highest number of orphans at about 24,000 follwed by Anantnag and Budgam with 10,000 each.
In the 2007, a survey done by Medicins Sans Frontieres (MSF) found that in some parts of Kashmir, one in three Kashmiris had lost members of their extended families to the conflict and a similar number had contemplated su***de.
The rise in the number of orphans and widows led to the establishment and increase in the number of charitable centers which help the destitute of Kashmir.
There are more than 3,000 registered NGOs and many other unregistered ones which operate in Kashmir but nobody working for orphan children.
However, it is humanly not possible to cater to the entire population of the destitute in the state yet these institutions, some of them profiled here, are making ahuge effort in their own way to mitigate some kinds suffering.

However, it is humanly not possible to cater to the entire population of the destitute in the state yet these institutions, some of them profiled here, are making ahuge effort in their own way to mitigate some kinds suffering.
However, it is humanly not possible to cater to the entire population of the destitute in the state yet these institutions, some of them profiled here, are making a huge effort in their own way to mitigate some kinds suffering.