The main factor behind most children residing at the Brooke campus is the burden of debt on their parents. Debt servitude involves individuals working to settle their obligations, typically in harsh job conditions. Perpetrators often resort to violence and harassment to compel individuals to work for minimal or no remuneration. The lack of transparency about debt repayment further exacerbates the situation, leaving parents with little choice but to involve their children. Consequently, these children find themselves ensnared in a cycle of labor. Parents, seeking a brighter future, willingly send their children to Faith In The Brooke.

In India, over twenty million children endure abandonment due to parental death or extreme poverty, leaving parents with seemingly no alternative. Our commitment is to rescue these children from the streets, offering them a home, education, love, and nourishing meals.

We extend our assistance to various vulnerable groups of children seeking nutritional food, a caring home, and education. For children in villages without local schools, parents entrust them to us for access to educational opportunities. Additionally, we support children from families facing financial or mental instability. Our primary objective for this group is eventual family reunification once circumstances have improved.