Kulpahar Kids Home & Christian School

The organization engages in community outreach by distributing blankets to homeless individuals and providing food items to support local community events, such as a wedding dinner for a Muslim widow's daughter. They have also constructed a new community project building for outreach and development activities.

The organization engages in community outreach by distributing blankets to homeless individuals and providing food items to support local community events, such as a wedding dinner for a Muslim widow's daughter. They have also constructed a new community project building for outreach and development activities.

The organization's hostel kitchen prepares 300 meals a day for the children, utilizing bottled gas for cooking. They also grow vegetables on two large fields for six months of the year to feed 90 hostel children.

The organization provides medical care, including eye check-ups, for children residing in their hostel. They operate a hospital that functions as a lab and outpatient clinic specifically for these children.

The organization provides medical care, including eye check-ups, for children residing in their hostel. They operate a hospital that functions as a lab and outpatient clinic specifically for these children.

The organization provides boarding and education to children from impoverished Christian families, having cared for approximately 800 children between 1947 and 1988, and continuing this service since 2001. They operate a school affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education, enrolling 445 students from Kindergarten through 12th grade, and maintain hostels for both boys and girls.

The organization provides boarding and education to children from impoverished Christian families, having cared for approximately 800 children between 1947 and 1988, and continuing this service since 2001. They operate a school affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education, enrolling 445 students from Kindergarten through 12th grade, and maintain hostels for both boys and girls.

The organization integrates religious education and worship into its activities, with girls from 1st to 12th grade leading worship services in the Girls' Hostel Dining Room, including music, devotional messages, and communion. They also host Christmas programs and worship services.

The organization incorporates religious education and worship services into its activities, with girls from 1st to 12th grade leading worship services in the Girls' Hostel Dining Room, including music, devotional messages, and communion. They also celebrate Christmas programs and worship services.

The organization operates two large fields that grow vegetables for six months of the year to feed 90 hostel children. They also host gardening activities where children learn to grow and harvest plants.

The organization maintains a 32-acre campus divided into three compounds with 24-hour security, including brick walls around the girls', hospital, and school compounds. These facilities include staff housing, a church, hostels, a business office, tailor shop, kitchen, laundry, garage, carpentry shop, and stock room.