QUICK FACTS: JULY 2008 : 50351 people viewed the Jesus film in 191 shows *** 49396 people received medical care in 111 camps 288 cataract surgeries were performed and 1181 HIV patients were given medicines for opportunistic infections with food supplements and counseling. *** 1695 Eye glasses distributed for the needy. *** 15600 people benefited through 52 fresh water bore wells. *** 6865 people visited our websites. *** 33430 people responded to our programs through calls, letters, email and SMS. <> नवीन समाचार: मई 2008 : 31599 लोगों ने सी.बी.एन. के कार्यक्रम के द्वारा फोन पर, पत्रों द्वारा तथा ई-मेल और एस.एम. एस के द्वारा सम्पर्क किया था। *** 62295 लोगों ने 193 फिल्म शो के द्वारा जीसस फिल्म देखी थी। *** 51151 लोगों ने 106 चिकित्सा शिविरों द्वारा चिकित्सा सहायता प्राप्त की थी। जिस में निम्न मुख्य कार्य सम्पन्न किए गए थे। *** 203 मोतिया बिन्द को ऑपरेशन *** 2 जन्म से कटे होठों वाले लोगों का ऑपरेशन किया गया था *** 1617 एच.आई.वी. ग्रसित लोगो को निशुल्क दवाएँ प्रदान की गई थीं। इसके अतिरिक्त उन्हें पौष्टिक भोजन तथा समय-समय पर सलाह दि गई थी। *** 1990 लोगों को नड़र के चश्में प्रदान किए गए थे। *** 100 लोगों को व्हील चेअर प्रदान की गई थीं *** 13750 लोगों को 56 बोर वेल के द्वारा स्वच्छ पानी उपलब्ध कराया गया था। *** 15748 लोगों ने हमारे वेब साइट का लाभ उठाया था
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About Vidya Jyoti

‘Vidya’ in Hindi stands for ‘Education’ and ‘Jyothi’ means ‘Light’; Vidya Jyothi together means ‘The light of education’. Vidya Jyothi, a project of OBI aims to educate children who don’t have the opportunity to go to school due to their poor economical conditions. Most of the children of Vidya Jyothi are orphans, school dropouts and children of widows or rag pickers. Apart from giving them an education, Vidya Jyothi aspires to touch these young lives with the love of Christ.

Operation Blessing India has five Vidya Jyothi Centers in Motinagar, Rasoolpura, Gajularamaram, Madhapur, (Adilabad) & Yadgirigutta

Many of the children are in Motinagar do not go to school since they take care of their younger siblings while their parents are rag-picking for a living. To overcome this problem and make sure that the children go to school, a day care center was started in the year 2004. Committed teachers of Vidya Jyothi teach the children and lead them to a meaningful life and better future.

All the children from the 5 centers were provided with books, bags, shoes, school uniforms and the stationery needed to go to school. Even the school fees were paid for some of the children. A medical check up for the children is done once in 3 months to keep track of the children’s health. Once a year the children are taken out on picnic for a time of fun and entertainment. Important days like Republic Day, Independence Day, Teachers Day and Children’s day are celebrated.

Vidya Jyothi helps 375 children of the lower socio-economic sections through its Back to School Programme.

About Basic Computer Education Program

Operation Blessing India received one container of computers (192) from World Bank Computer Donation Programme through Gift In Kind International on 4th July 2005. These computers were distributed to 36 different NGOs and Churches who are using these computers in Basic Computer Education Programme to educate poor children and bridge the digital gap that exists in rural/ slum areas.

Salomi – a Future for her Children

The drought was severe and Shekar and Salomi had to make a tough decision. They knew that they couldn’t continue to stay in Bhimavaram. Though it was and a lot of trouble for them, they decided to move to Hyderabad. They had two...

Archana

Archana and her sister, though born in a poor family had loving parents who earned a decent living. Just when she was thinking that their life was better than so many other children in the locality, her mother passed away. With...

Kajri has a new life

Kajri couldn’t believe how she made it through the past few years. She remembered the torment she lived with day and night as her grand mother did everything she could to force her into the sex trade. Those times still haunted...

Young Achievers

Gopal: Age 15. Sole bread winner of the family. Takes care of widowed mother and mentally challenged brother. Sells flowers in the morning before going to school.

Pramod: Age 15. Lives in a home with an alcoholic father;...

Dreams Fulfilled

'I hated my work! If I had a choice I would never so such a job. What can I do... my father couldn't find any other work because he was a farmer. We were new in the city... I had to leave my dream of studying and go about picking...

Changed Destiny

It was a much awaited day for seven - year - old Arun since he was going to school for the very first time. Operation Blessing India had organized their annual ‘Back to School’ programme for the slum kids of Motinagar. At these...


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