The concept of HHF represents an important step forward in shaping a modern approach to child welfare.
Children who are unable to live with their biological parents are given a home-like environment that closely resembles a natural family setting. HHF provides these children with compassionate care, safety, access to education, and vocational training. This support enables them to lead balanced, normal lives while building confidence and realizing their full potential.
The organization focuses on admitting children who are either complete or social orphans through a clearly defined admission policy. Social orphans refer to children whose mothers are unable to care for them due to circumstances such as remarriage, serious illness, or mental health conditions, resulting in the inability to provide proper care.
