The HOPE House

15/01/2026

Gamified our fundraising message. Give it a try and play.

03/01/2026

Adolescence is a remarkable season of discovery—where curiosity grows, emotions awaken, identities take shape, and courage finds its voice.

When adults choose to understand this journey, they become guides who inspire confidence and growth; without such understanding, even well-intended guidance can lose its way.

30/12/2025

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19/12/2025

Our supporters not just give their precious resources to enable us to do the work but they also engage in this important task on our behalf...

07/12/2025

The best thing that we know to do (in fact we always do) is to ask our provider and wait on Him for His magic to unravel. Here is the proof.

01/12/2025

Deeper problems need innovative ideas. Here is my idea to reform the surrendering process, lest we might see very few adoptions taking place in the years to come. Would love to hear your thoughts on this.

An affluent family walks in to the Child Welfare Committee (CWC) to surrender their child – Durga (name changed), for adoption and in two days, the child was transferred from the parents to the Specialized Adoption Agency (SAA) of the district. Despite they being highly educated working profession...

05/11/2025

It's always humbling to read our supporters' comments. Many of our supporters are small donors and without them, we cannot do this work.

30/10/2025

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25/10/2025

Sometimes, the most beautiful acts of kindness come from those who ask for nothing in return.

Today, an unknown quietly walked up to the Hope House and left behind baby essentials and eatables for our teens — no name, no note, just love in action. Gestures like these remind us that even when we don’t see them, there are hearts out there beating for the we care for. It’s these unseen heroes who keep our work alive — one small act at a time, one generous heart at a time.

Every day, such sustains our mission, reminding us that still thrives in the world. To all the anonymous givers who believe in what we do — you may never step into the spotlight, but your lights up the lives of those who need it most.

From all of us at Hope House — thank you.

25/10/2025

In child adoption:

'DISRUPTION' means the child being unmatched from the adoptive family due to non-adjustment of both the child and the adoptive family with each other after placement, but PRIOR TO issuance of __________

'DISSOLUTION' means the annulment of the adoption legally, due to non-adjustment of both the child and the adoptive family with each other, AFTER issuance of ___________

In the above two blanks, the answer is common for both. Fill in the blanks:

A. Legally Free for Adoption
B. Adoption Order
C. No objection Certificate
D. Conformity Certificate

See the answer at our WhatsApp channel by clicking this link: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBUzAY7Noa3Lvubrl1m

23/10/2025

The true value of a donation lies not in its size but in the behind it.

A large may bring significant material change, yet even the smallest act of can touch lives when it comes from a sincere heart. What truly matters is the desire to make a difference — to reach out with , , and .

A modest offering given with can inspire others, create ripples of , and remind us that is not measured in currency but in care. While wealth may enable greater giving, it is the purity of one’s intention that gives meaning to the act.

History is filled with stories of humble gifts that transformed communities because they were given selflessly. Ultimately, whether grand or small, every becomes powerful when guided by a heart that genuinely wants to help and heal the world.

11/10/2025

When I walked into the interview room years ago in CMC, Vellore, I saw four total strangers. Later, when the selection list was announced, I realized that one of those “strangers” was none other than our department head — Dr. Suranjan Bhattacharjee.

During my student days at CMC Vellore, my interactions with him were brief. But when I joined the Spinal Injury Rehabilitation Department as staff, I had the privilege of working closely with him.

Dr. Bhattacharjee is a man of few words — yet every action of his speaks of , and quiet . His mind is brilliant, but his is what truly stands out. Beyond the subject , I learned , , and just by observing him.

He later went on to become the Director of CMC, Vellore. His wife, Dr. Sarah Bhattacharjee, is equally inspiring — once described by another Director, Dr. George Chandy, as “CMC’s Mother Teresa.”

After our relocation to India in 2006, I would occasionally see them at church or on the CMC campus. But two days ago, they visited The Hope House with their family and friends — and my joy knew no bounds.

As an orthopaedician and physiatrist, Dr. Bhattacharjee took keen interest in understanding the conditions of each of our special needs children. Before leaving, he gave me a long, heartfelt hug. With a lump in my throat, I could barely express how deeply he has influenced my life and career.

Thank you, Sir and Ma’am, for the lives you’ve touched and the example you continue to set. Your , compassion, and quiet leadership have left a lasting mark on many — myself included. 🙏