They find it a task to blow out a candle or draw a line. But with proper training, they can be taught to do simple things. They can be clerks in a shop or learn to make handicrafts. They can go from being a burden to helping their families. In addition, Bethania started the Potter's Shed, a self-supporting organization that makes and sells pottery and contributes profits to the Cerebral Palsy Center.
All programs promote self-sufficiency.
Bethania's leadership incorporates the American-based board of directors and the team of Indian partners who are directly involved with the children in India. This partnership is key to the ministry's success, as is funding. From Bethania's inception, board members have committed to personally fund all administrative costs, enabling 100 percent of contributions to help children. We are praying for a tremendous amount of growth so we can reach thousands of kids. It's making a difference.