Sad moments
The Indian government only allows state-run homes to accommodate healthy, school-age children under the age of 18.
Outlook
Children Around 30 orphans currently live in our main house. The three-storey house was built at the time to accommodate up to 100 children.
Children tell
"My name is Shylaia and I am in Year 7 at St. Joseph's English Medium School. I really enjoyed the Christmas party.
Under the sign of Covid-19
In India, too, 2020 has turned out completely differently than expected. All schools have been closed since spring and children have had to stay at home.
Happy children's eyes
At the end of November, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Stefan Born, visited "Mothers Nest" together with Kathrin Kühn, Pascale Koller and Bea Reichle.
Opening of new school building
Together with his two colleagues Bea Reichle and Pascale Koller and Brigitte Born from the "Menschen für Menschen sein" association, Stefan Born, President of the Board of Trustees, visited "Mothers Nest" at the beginning of November 2018.
Already 50 children.
The Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Stefan Born, visited Mothers Nest in November 2017. It is always impressive to see how the whole family grows.
Inauguration of the main building
In November 2016, we proudly opened the new multi-storey building for our orphans and staff.
Start of construction of second building
The construction of a larger, three-storey building began in 2015. In addition, the construction of a school enables all children from our orphanage to attend school.
New construction of first building
The first building erected by our foundation was initially used as a dormitory for the 30 orphans at the time.
