Villagers at one of the eight Share and Care centers for the aged near Katchur

Their programs serve the various needs of destitute, abandoned, and physically handicapped children; deserted mothers and widows; and the aged. Food, clothing, shelter, education, medical surgeries and on-going medical care are provided at no cost to the people.

Microcredit programs are being created to foster self-reliance among the disenfranchised and elderly while concurrently stimulating rural development. With all of these programs a powerful sense of hope and loving community emerges, and elicits a rebirth of the spirit.

Preschoolers and an aide at a Share and Care day care center in Madras

 

 

For more information about Share and Care, please view the India Project Description.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contact:

Thomas Lilly

8519 23rd Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98115
Phone: 206-985-2661
thoslilly@yahoo.com

Board of Directors:

Thomas Lilly, Project Manager, WA state
Lu Engel, Secretary/Treasurer, WA state
Deirdre Evans, British Columbia
Harold Cutting, WA state
A Josephine Lucy, Madras, India

A W.I.S.H. Asia