South Asia Without Orphans - WWO

South Asia Without Orphans - WWO WE BELIEVE IN A WORLD WHERE EVERY CHILD HAS A SAFE AND LOVING FAMILY. Join the community to collaborate in solving this crisis together!

The pandemic has made the orphan crisis worse - 5.2 million children have lost a parent or caregiver to covid!

Meet locally. Connect globally.On Friday, July 17, 2026, the WWO Community Gatherings will bring leaders together across...
11/06/2026

Meet locally. Connect globally.
On Friday, July 17, 2026, the WWO Community Gatherings will bring leaders together across regions to grow in vision, learn from one another, and strengthen local connections for children and families.

This hybrid gathering is an opportunity to join the wider World Without Orphans community online while gathering in person with people in your own city, church, network, or nation. Invite your friends, colleagues, and partners to join you.

👉 Register here: https://worldwithoutorphans.org/forum/cg26

On 6–7 June 2026, during the World Weekend of Prayer, we remember that children are not an afterthought in God’s Kingdom...
07/06/2026

On 6–7 June 2026, during the World Weekend of Prayer, we remember that children are not an afterthought in God’s Kingdom. They are precious to Him. As families and churches pray with children and for children, hope rises and communities learn to make room for safety, love, and belonging.

Let us pray with faith for every child who needs protection, for every caregiver who needs strength, and for every family to be supported with love.

Around the world, there is a growing recognition among policymakers, missions agencies, and NGOs that every child deserv...
07/06/2026

Around the world, there is a growing recognition among policymakers, missions agencies, and NGOs that every child deserves the love and stability of a family. Policies, practices, and support for children are shifting away from institutional care and toward investing in solutions focused on strengthening families, preventing separation, and providing family-centered alternatives as needed.

This is more than a trend—it’s a global movement to ensure every child grows up where they belong: in a family.

May 26, 2026! Nepal, a nation brimming with promise and resilience. Yesterday, we witnessed a remarkable display of coll...
27/05/2026

May 26, 2026! Nepal, a nation brimming with promise and resilience. Yesterday, we witnessed a remarkable display of collective passion, as over 30 individuals converged to shape a brighter future for Nepal, centered on family-based care. The evening was truly unforgettable, and today, we're empowered to envision a tomorrow where every child thrives in a loving, safe, and nurturing environment. It's a profound privilege to be part of this transformative journey. Nepal, a land of breathtaking beauty and unwavering hope. ❤️

Save the date: 6–7 June 2026Join World Weekend of Prayer as churches and families pray with and for children at risk. Th...
05/05/2026

Save the date: 6–7 June 2026
Join World Weekend of Prayer as churches and families pray with and for children at risk. Theme: “He’s got the whole world in His hands.”

Ruby Johnston - “The goal is not simply rescuing children from crisis. The goal is restoring them to families where they...
04/05/2026

Ruby Johnston - “The goal is not simply rescuing children from crisis. The goal is restoring them to families where they can belong, heal, and flourish.”

We were not created to learn alone. Community is a gift.WWO Learning Communities help leaders grow through shared learni...
28/04/2026

We were not created to learn alone. Community is a gift.

WWO Learning Communities help leaders grow through shared learning, practical action, and accountability, so children and families are better supported.

Which of these commitments stands out most for your team right now?

What do you think is the biggest factor in preventing family separation?Family separation is often misunderstood, but in...
28/04/2026

What do you think is the biggest factor in preventing family separation?

Family separation is often misunderstood, but in most cases, it’s preventable.

When families have the right support, children can grow up where they belong: at home.

We focus on strengthening families and building systems that protect children before separation happens.

Red-Light Area Engagement: A Door of Hope Following last year’s SAWO- Orphan Sunday outreach in Pune’s red-light distric...
25/04/2026

Red-Light Area Engagement: A Door of Hope Following last year’s SAWO- Orphan Sunday outreach in Pune’s red-light district, an intentional engagement with women and children in these vulnerable spaces.
In January, we hosted our first collaborative stakeholders meeting, bringing together 31 participants—NGO leaders and government representatives. This unity reflects the truth of Ecclesiastes 4:9: “Two are better than one… because they have a good return for their labor.”
From this gathering:
A Core Team was formed
The urgent need for Trauma Awareness was identified,
Hence we conducted a Trauma Awareness Workshop within the red-light area, led by our South Asia Master Trainer.
Impact:
Frontline workers are now better equipped to respond with compassion and understanding
Seeds of healing are being sown among women and children living in trauma.
A growing movement of collaboration is taking shape in Pune. India.

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