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Orphanage Needs List


Smaller Donations – This is an essential source of income for Joy Home for Children Orphanage. These donations are allocated to the general daily running of our orphanage in India.

No donation is too small. One off small donations is just as valuable to us.


Larger Donations – These are allocated towards projects which we need to complete and donors are listed on the site. You also have the option to stay anonymous.

The needs list is just a way to relate back to you where your money is being spent and what we need to achieve our goals. As a small charity, we want to interact with our supporters as much as possible.


Pending Needs - As there are many costly needs to fund, a small (part) donation from several sponsors would be required to fulfill the listed needs. You can make a donation towards these needs via cheque, credit card or Paypal.


School Fees Annual 2011-12
250 Rupees per term x 4 terms = 1,000 Rupees a year per child x 21 children. Academic year has started 2nd week of June 2011.
£20.50 donation from Patcham Junior School (Brighton).
Unfunded

Cost

£14

€15.50

$22

Rs.1,000

2 House Parent Wages (Wages per Month) awaiting revised wage
We have appointed a 2 nannies to take care of the children. Duties include cooking,
cleaning and preparing the children for school.
£50 a month from David Moore (Wimbledon) via Direct Debit.
£300 donation from Iain Davis (Reading) for 6 months wages.

Wages Each

£50

€56

$82

Rs.3,700

Chairs - Opting for Chairs attached with Tables - Awaiting Revised Quotes
Require study chairs for the older children. Strong steel chairs. 10 chairs in total.
£30 Donation from Deborah Binns (Manchester) allocated to chairs.
Balance - Unfunded (awaiting quotes)

Cost

£ tbc

€ tbc

$ tbc

Rs. tbc

Electric Power Supply (Revised Quotation)
The currently electric supply is unreliable. We only have electricity from 6pm to 6am. We need to install a direct electrical feed from the nearby village. The revised cost of this
project is 79,000 Rupees for Transformer, 30,000 Rupees for Electric Pylons and Cabling plus 10,000 Rupees for Labour costs.
£300 donation from Iain Davis (Reading).
£258 donation from Angela Loseby (Dorset).
£277.96 from pupils of the Drive & Lower School, Tettenhall Colleege (Wolverhampton).
£805.44 from the Harvest Collections at the Churches of St. Benedict and The Venerablle Bede (Wolverhampton).

Cost

£1,500

€1,800

$2,400

Rs.119,000

Iron Shelves/Cupboards
10 Units are required to store children's items.
Require 10 sponsors = £40 Each.
Unfunded

Cost

£400

€430

$622

Rs.28,000

Item Sponsorship Program (Monthly Direct Debit Donations).

Rice
We use approximately 500 kilos of rice ever month. Rice is the main food we prepare 3 times a day for the children as well as the carers.
Require 5 sponsors = £20 each a month or 11 sponsors = £10 each month.
Unfunded

Cost

£107

€125

$167

Rs.7,500

Groceries
This includes, lentils, chapatti flour, oil, spices and semolina.
Require 8 sponsors = £14 Each a month.
Unfunded

Cost

£114

€133

$177

Rs.8,000

Vegetables
A variety of vegetables are cooked a prepared for the children - essential in everyday cooking. Require 8 sponsors = £8 Each a month.
£8 a month from Shilpa Maishari (London) via Direct Debit.
7 More Sponsors Required to cover monthly Vegetable Bill

Cost

£64

€75

$100

Rs.4,500

Milk
With 15 essential nutrients, milk is the best source for calcium and vitamin D – two nutrients essential for building strong bones. 4 litres of fresh milk would be provided every day.
Require 5 sponsors = £10 Each a month.
£10 a month from Jai Karia (Surrey) via Direct Debit.
£20 a month from Srini & Jyoti (Wembley) via Direct Debit.
2 More Sponsor Required to cover monthly Milk Bill

Cost

£51

€60

$80

Rs.3,600

Chicken
High in protein and iron, we would like to prepare a chicken curry for the children at least once a week. Require 4 sponsors = £7 Each a month.
£6.50 Donation from Deborah Binns (Manchester) via Direct Debit.
3 More Sponsor Required to cover monthly Chicken Bill

Cost

£28

€33

$44

Rs.2,000

Toiletries
To encourage personal health and hygiene toiletries such as toothpaste, soap and shampoo is essential. Require 7 sponsors = £3 Each a month.
£15 Donation from Sophie & Gabby Young (Bradford) funding us from March - April 2010.
Unfunded - April 2010 Onwards

Cost

£21

€25

$33

Rs.1,500

Monthly Donation – Via Online Internet Banking or else download and print our direct debit form. (Online Banking - please email us so we can acknowledge receipt of payment).
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*An exchange Rate of 70 Rupees to the pound has been used to calculate the cost in Sterling,
60 Rupees for the Euro and 45 Rupees to the US Dollar, the actual rates fluctuates daily.




Complete Donations.

Gas for Cooking
Gas is provided in gas cylinders which need to be refilled every month.
£72 Donation from Vikram Nijjar (Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire) funding for gas cylinders for the period February 2012 to June 2012.

Cost

£15

€17.50

$23

Rs.1,050

Electric Power Supply (Revised Quotation)
The currently electric supply is unreliable. We only have electricity from 6pm to 6am. We need to install a direct electrical feed from the nearby village. The revised cost of this
project is 79,000 Rupees for Transformer, 30,000 Rupees for Electric Pylons and Cabling plus 10,000 Rupees for Labour costs.
£300 donation from Iain Davis (Reading).
£258 donation from Angela Loseby (Dorset).
£277.96 from pupils of the Drive & Lower School, Tettenhall Colleege (Wolverhampton).
£805.44 from the Harvest Collections at the Churches of St. Benedict and The Venerablle Bede (Wolverhampton).

Cost

£1,500

€1,800

$2,400

Rs.119,000

School Uniform per Term 2011-12 (Younger Children)
3 sets per child. 2 green and 1 white (white Saturday only) plus rain coats, caps, umbrella, shoes, socks and school bag. Price listed is average per term. Some items may last 2/3 terms. £23 per child x 12 younger children = £276.
£50 Donation from Sarah Stevns (London) funding 2 children's uniforms.
£100 Donation from Jani Tarkkonen (Finland) funding 4 children's uniforms.
£138 Donation from Brenda Lyon (Alberta, Canada) funding 6 children's uniforms.

Cost

£23

€25

$35.50

Rs.1600

School Uniform per Term 2011-12 (Older Children)
3 sets per child. 2 green and 1 white (white Saturday only) plus rain coats, caps, umbrella, shoes, socks and school bag. Price listed is average per term. Some items may last 2/3 terms. £28.50 per child x 9 older children = £256.50
£294.00 Funding Uniforms for Term Starting June 2011 from
Brenda Lyon (Alberta, Canada).

Cost

£28.50

€31

$44.50

Rs.2,000

Pressure Cooker (10 Litres) x 2 Units for Non-Vegetarian Food
Require Prestige Pressure Cookers one for Joy Home and the other for the children at Joy Home HQ. Cost below is per cooker.
Funded - By Odelia Mathews from Dubai

Cost

£26

€31

$41

Rs.1,870

Pressure Cooker (12 Litres) x 2 Units for Vegetarian Food
Require Prestige Pressure Cookers one for Joy Home and the other for the children at Joy Home HQ. Cost below is per cooker.
Funded - By Odelia Mathews from Dubai

Cost

£29

€34

$45

Rs.2,040

Christmas Shopping Trip to Big Bazaar Department Store
Children from Joy Home and from the HIV Centre would be taken shopping to choice
what ever they like. Anything from toys, books or clothes. With a budget of 500 Rupees (£7) Each. To give every one a chance to fund a present, only £7 of your donation will be allocated to presents. Any extra will fund our first proper Christmas Party. Please advise
us when making a donation so it is allocated to Christmas fund.
Require 19 sponsors raised £575.41!!
Funded - (see who has donated)

Cost

£7

€8.30

$11

Rs.500

Paint - Interior/Exterior
All the walls interior and exterior need to be painted in a protective paint (distempering) in preparation for the next monsoon season. This total includes all quality paints, labour costs and also includes painting of all gates, doors and windows.
Funded - this has been financed by all the smaller donations.

Cost

£757

€883

$1,177

Rs.53,000

School Uniform per Term 2010-11 (Older Children)
3 sets per child. 2 green and 1 white (white Saturday only) plus rain coats, caps, umbrella, shoes, socks and school bag. Price listed is average per term. Some items may last 2/3 terms. £28.50 per child x 5 children = £142.50
£142.50 Funding Uniforms for Term Starting January 2011 from
Brenda Lyon (Alberta, Canada).

Cost

£28.50

€31

$44.50

Rs.2,000

School Uniform per Term 2010-11 (Younger Children)
3 sets per child. 2 green and 1 white (white Saturday only) plus rain coats, caps, umbrella, shoes, socks and school bag. Price listed is average per term. Some items may last 2/3 terms.
£11.50 Funding Uniforms from Sophie & Gabby Young (Bradford).
£70 Funding Uniforms from St. John's Primary School (Manchester).
£23 Funding Uniforms from Brenda Lyon (Alberta, Canada).

Cost

£23

€25

$35.50

Rs.1600

School Fees Annual 2010-11 (Younger Children)
250 Rupees per term x 4 terms = 1,000 Rupees a year per child. Academic year has
started 2nd week of June 2010.
£14 Funding School Fees from Sophie & Gabby Young (Bradford).
£15 Funding School Fees from Lydia & Amy (Bradford Christian School).
£14 Funding School Fees from Chandra Kotha (Leeds).
£28 Funding School Fees from Brenda Lyon (Alberta, Canada).

Cost

£14

€15.50

$22

Rs.1,000

Idli Maker - 2 Units
Idli is a south Indian savoury cake popular throughout India. The cakes are usually two to three inches in diameter and are made by steaming a batter. 2 units required one for Joy Home and the other for the children at Joy Home HQ. Cost below is per maker.
£14 Donated by Priya Pal (UK).

Cost

£7

€8

$11

Rs.500

Wet Grinder
The wet grinder from Prestige will help in sorting out all your grinding all wet food. Used to prepare Idlis (popular savory cake) and Dosas (a pancake made from rice and black lentils).
£100.00 Donated by David Moore (Wimbledon).

Cost

£79

€92

$122

Rs.5,500

Washing Machine
Either Samsung or LG Automatic Washing Machine. The children currently hand wash
their clothes every day.
£140.00 Donated by Beau Dodson & Joseph Dillon from Illinois (USA).

Cost

£127

€148

$198

Rs.8,900

Septic Tank
A small scale sewage treatment system which is common in areas with no connection to main sewage pipes.
£1,224.00 Donated by Donald Low & Intercell Biomedical Ltd (Scotland).

Cost

£1,142

€1,333

$1,778

Rs.80,000

Study Tables
6 tables required. Size is 4ft x 2 ft.
Require 6 sponsors = £14 Each.
£102 Funding 7 Tables from Gaenor Miles + Community Commitee
(Hampshire).

Cost

£14

€17

$22

Rs.1,000

15 Bunk Beds
The children are currently sleeping on mats on the floor. We would like to purchase
15 bunk beds with a waterproof mattress. The prices listed are for 1 bunk bed with two mattresses. Require 15 Sponsors for £114 each. Total invoice price £1,710.
£1,850.00 Donated by Beau Dodson & Joseph Dillon from Illinois (USA) for the purchase of all the bunk beds.

Cost

£114

€133

$177

Rs.8,000

Books, Pens and Pencils
Through out the school term we require a constant supply of books and writing instruments.
£20 Donation from Sophie & Gabby Young (Bradford) funding us from March - April 2010.
£13.50 Donation from Deborah Binns (Manchester) via Direct Debit May 2010 Onwards.

Cost

£13.50

€15.50

$22

Rs.1,000

Electric Bill
Electric bill averages out at 2,000 Rupees a month.
£27 a month from Priya Pal (UK) via Direct Debit.

Cost

£27

€31

$44

Rs.2,000

Fruits
Give our children a daily dose of fiber with fruit. We would provide our children with a apple, banana, orange, watermelon or seasonal fruit everyday.
£13.50 a month from Sanj & Nina Valanju (London) via Direct Debit.

Cost

£13.50

€15.50

$22

Rs.1,000

Eggs
Eggs are packed full of natural proteins, vitamins, minerals and other essential elements required for a complete and balanced diet. An egg meal provided every alternative day.
£14.50 a month from Sanj & Nina Valanju (London) via Direct Debit.

Cost

£14.40

€16.60

$24

Rs.1080

Medicine/Vitamins
Medicine bills can vary month to month but on average we spend 1,000 Rupees which includes vitamins.
£13.50 a month from Vijay Puri (Birmingham) via direct debit.

Cost

£13.50

€15.50

$22

Rs.1,000

Glass Panels for Windows and Doors
Many of the window frames are still without glass panels. There are also some doors which need to be purchased and fitted.
Rs. 35,000 from an anonymous donator (Jalandar) India.

Cost

£453

€523

$756

Rs.34,000

Fridge
Essential appliance for the kitchen. LG or Samsung.
Rs. 18,000 Donated by Circle Advertising & Publishing (Dubai).

Cost

£240

€277

$400

Rs.18,000

9 Ceiling Fans
As summer temperatures rise, ceiling fans are required for the children's comfort.
£122 Donated by Raj Pandiri (Birmingham) for all 9 ceiling fans.

Cost

£122

€136

$172

Rs.9,000

Extra Gas Connection (Gas Cylinder)
With the number of children increasing, 1 gas cylinder is not sufficient to last 1 month.
£68 Donated by Rohit U (Ipswich) UK for the extra gas cylinder.

Cost

£68

€76

$96

Rs.5,000

 

'Needs list shows you where your money has been spent'.

Charity News and Updates

  • Donations for November 2011
    UK Donations = a record £1795.00!!
    This includes £805.44 from Parochial Church, Wombourne to fund Electric Supply.
    £277.96 from Tettenhall College, Wolverhampton & £250.00 from Technip UK Ltd.
    Singapore Donations Total = £19.22.


  • Joy Home launch Out Reach Support Programme for children effected by HIV and Aids. Charity for Children Children Website - May 2010


  • Joy Home wins Optimist Charity Awards 2009/2010 - January 2010


  • Joy Home receives British Registration Status by Charity Commission.
    Registration Number 1131247 - August 2009


  • Joy Home hit by storm force winds destroying the roof - May 2009.
    Click here for photos.


  • Web site lauched - March 2009.
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