Shore of Compassion

A home for HIV-infected children where children reside and are fostered. All of them are pursuing schooling/college education.

Children with HIV suffer from childhood infections more frequently and severely than normal children who manifest as recurrent cold, fever, diarrhea, dehydration, fungal infection, pneumonia, seizure, etc. resulting in extended hospital stays.

For both, children of HIV-infected parents or those infected themselves, face many psychological and material barriers to overcome. To overcome this, the organization constantly strives hard to create a secure and cheerful environment with positive and inclusive experiences for all-round growth, comradeship, social inclusiveness, psychological and emotional stimulation.  Further, the society is educated to realize the trauma of these children so that they do not feel discriminated.