Our Initiatives & Activities
At Jehovah Jireh Foundation (JJF), our approach to transformation is integrated, community-driven, and sustainable. We work at the grassroots level to uplift the most vulnerable households and communities, particularly orphaned children and underprivileged women, through practical, long-term solutions that address their social, educational, economic, and health-related challenges. Our model of intervention is both comprehensive and community-centered, aiming to empower marginalized families through enterprise-based solutions at the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP), primarily through Micro-Entrepreneurship Development (MED) programs.
Orphan Child Support Program (OCSP)
JJF launched OCSP in Hubli with 15 children, now supporting 40 children across Sirpur (U) Tribal region, Asifabad District, Telangana, and Kondapally (Tribal Region) Rajavomanggi District, Andhra Pradesh, India. The children belong to marginalized communities, and many are being raised by single mothers who are illiterate and lack access to skilled employment. These mothers work as daily wage labourers and earn only a meagre income, which is insufficient to meet even their basic needs. As a result, they are unable to afford the educational expenses of their children.
Counselling support to Orphan children and caregivers
Counselling support is provided to each child and their caregiver, as well as to every mother, to help them engage effectively with the child and understand and meet the child’s emotional and physical needs. Integrated socio-psychological counselling sessions are conducted on a monthly basis. Expert social workers carry out counselling for both the child and the mother.
Child Abuse Awareness Program
We conducted child abuse awareness sessions in rural Hubli, educating parents, teachers, and children on identifying and preventing abuse. Sessions were interactive, language-accessible, and included workshops led by psychologists. The initiative promoted child rights and involved community leaders for sustained impact.
Child Development Activities Program
JJF organized a one-day fabric painting workshop in Noolvi Village, Karnataka, encouraging creativity among children. The initiative helped boost self-esteem and skill-building, led by our Program Director and volunteers. These activities provide a supportive environment for artistic expression and learning.
COVID-19 Awareness Program
To prevent COVID-19 spread, we distributed hygiene kits with masks, sanitizers, Dettol, and tissues in slum areas. The campaign raised awareness about hygiene practices, especially among low-income families. It aimed to reduce infection and protect vulnerable populations through education and resources.
COVID-19 Emergency Food Relief
During lockdowns, JJF provided food relief to daily wage workers, widows, and orphans across villages in Karnataka. Many families lost their income and were left without basic necessities. We distributed food kits while following safety guidelines, in partnership with MDCPL.
Nutritional Kit for Orphans
To boost immunity among orphaned children, JJF distributed nutritional kits in Hubli. Kits included milk powder, Horlicks, almonds, dates, eggs, and groceries. The aim was to improve nutrition and health for children who couldn’t afford supplements.
Micro-Entrepreneur Project for Orphan Mothers
JJF supported six orphan mothers in launching small businesses after the loss of family breadwinners. Through counselling and guidance, women were empowered to start home-based ventures like petty shops. This initiative restored financial stability and dignity to their families.
School Kit and Bag Distribution Program
Every year, JJF distributes free school kits to orphaned children in Hubli,Dharwad District, in Sirpur (U) Tribal region, Asifabad District, Telangana, and Kondapally Tribal region Rajavomanggi District, Andhra Pradesh. The initiative supports children’s education by providing essential supplies. Sessions also highlight the importance of study, discipline, and the role of mothers in motivating their children.
Community Health Program
Community Health Education Program at Kondapalle Tribal Village
JJF successfully conducted a Community Health Education Program for elderly residents at Kondapalle Tribal Village, Rajavommangi Mandal, East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh.
As part of this initiative, JJF’s medical team organized a health check-up camp specifically for senior citizens. The team conducted basic medical examinations and provided free medicines to address common health issues among the elderly.
Additionally, health awareness sessions were held to educate the participants on personal care, hygiene, and preventive health practices.
The program was well-received by the elderly community, who expressed their gratitude for the care and attention extended to them. This initiative reflects JJF’s commitment to promoting community health and supporting the wellbeing of the underprivileged elderly population.
Feed the Hungry
Feed the Hungry Project at Kondapalle Tribal Village
JJF successfully organized a Feed the Hungry project at Kondapalle Tribal Village, Rajavommangi Mandal, East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh. This initiative focused on supporting elderly individuals who are neglected or have no family support.
JJF volunteers identified such elderly people in need and distributed essential food kits to them. The beneficiaries expressed immense gratitude and happiness upon receiving the support. The program aimed to bring relief and dignity to these senior citizens, reaffirming JJF’s commitment to serving vulnerable communities. This effort reflects JJF's ongoing mission to care for the marginalized and promote social responsibility.
Skill Development Training Program
Since 2022, JJF has trained over 120 poor and unemployed women from rural and urban slums. 85 women have started their own businesses or received job placements. The training offers practical skills and employment pathways, uplifting families from poverty.
Winter Clothes Distribution Program
Every year JJF distributes winter blankets and sweaters to poor families in Hubli and surrounding villages. The kits protect against harsh weather, especially for those without adequate shelter. Beneficiaries shared their relief and gratitude after receiving the warmth-providing kits.
Backyard Kitchen Garden Program
JJF successfully implemented Backyard Kitchen Garden program in 3 states, this program teaches orphan families how to grow their own vegetables and fruits at home. Participants received 45 varieties of seeds and training on organic farming and seed preservation. It enhances food security and promotes sustainable living.
Dress Distribution Program
JJF conducts an annual gift program for orphaned children and their mothers in three states. Children receive new clothes, and mothers are gifted sarees. The program strengthens emotional bonds and brings joy and dignity to the families supported by JJF.
Good Touch & Bad Touch Awareness Program
JJF conducted awareness sessions in Sirpur and Kondapally to educate children on personal safety. The sessions taught children how to recognize inappropriate touch and encouraged open conversations with trusted adults. Visual aids and handouts reinforced the learning.
International Women’s Day Celebration
JJF celebrated International Women’s Day in Hubli, Sirpur Tribal area and Kondapally Tribal area to honour women's strength, resilience, and contributions. The event emphasized women’s empowerment and girl child education. Women from various communities participated, making it a joyful and inspiring occasion.
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