Rooch and his two brothers were born in a family far below the poverty line, where every day was a struggle to get food, let alone clothing or an education for the children. The family’s home was a small thatched hut, which was in poor condition and made life very difficult. Rooch’s father was an

Did you enjoy some fun and games this summer? Here are some summer photos of our children doing the same in India! [foogallery id="3758"]

Thank you so much for all those who took park in our 9th Annual Charity Golf Day on Monday 9th September 2019 at Stockport Golf Club, sponsored again this year by Creamline Dairies. We were delighted to raise a fantastic £7125.04, allowing us to pay the education costs for all the children in our two

Mark visited India in November 2018 to meet with the LCCT trustees and to see both children's homes. These annual visits are crucial for us to discuss the future plans of the charity face-to-face with our Indian partners and to get an accurate update on our operation in India firsthand. All trustee visits are normally

We were bowled over by the £5,375 raised by Jay and the Peaky Climbers on their 3 Peaks Challenge last summer and are delighted to be able to share photos from the medical camp that they funded in memory of Jay's mother. We are very grateful to Jay and the Peaky Climbers for their incredible

When Hema Parimala's 70-year-old father died, he left her mother alone, illiterate and ill with an abdominal tumour which often causes her unbearable pain, leaving her bedridden most of the time. A neighbour cared for the family as there was no one else to support them. The family lived with her mother in a small