Little Drops is a combination
Orphanage and School tucked away on a bumpy dirt road in the small town of “Puru”, South India. There are currently two sites for their
services-Little Drops and Rehoboth.
Its residents consist of indigent senior citizens, homeless mentally ill individuals, and children that participate in their small school
called Little Angels. This facility gets no funding from government agencies and is solely dependent on contributions. Little Drops
currently has 252 senior citizens, 60 mentally challenged, and over 498 school children (ages 4-10). The senior citizens and mentally
challenged persons reside at Little Drops and are fed 3 meals a day with tea and coffee. These seniors will reside there until they die.
The children are fed lunch and sometimes breakfast. The residents learn to speak English and are taught about the Christian faith. It is
an interdenominational facility.
Little Drops functions as a hospice and permanent home for the “unwanted” of South India. Those citizens that have no one to
care for them and cannot care or feed themselves are provided medical treatment, food and a place to live until they die or family members
claim them (seldom do any become re-claimed). Little Drops serves over 600 needy individuals and is at full capacity.
Contributions for the ministry there can be sent to All Hallows’ Parish, Davidsonville, MD.
Hospice Care Unit
The Hospice Care unit was completed in October 2005.
Donations from All Hallows completed this building which houses 30 hospice residents.
Rehoboth
The Rehoboth Compound for mentally challenged individuals was built entirely from funds raised for this Outreach program.
It currently houses 60 live-in Residents. This compound is located approximately 1 1/2 hours drive from Little Drops.
Outreach Continues
This Truck was purchased to help transport individuals to Little Drops and Rehoboth.
Candy was handed out to the school children of Little Angels located on the Little Drops Compound.
These cows and calf will provide milk for the residents of Rehoboth. Our church members purchased these animals.
Purchased by All Hallows, these ducks will provide eggs and meat for the Rehoboth residents.
~2008~
A Palliative Care Medical Unit is currently under construction. This clinic will provide immediate medical care for
the terminally ill residents of Little Drops. This Medical facility is possible by donations from parishioners of All Hallows Episcopal
Church.
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