In 2019, Blessings Always Trust dedicated its heart and hands to two causes that reflect the soul of our mission—Justice for All and Child Welfare.
Across India, countless individuals suffer silently within the cracks of a complex justice system, while orphaned children grow up yearning not just for basic necessities, but for love, dignity, and a sense of belonging. In 2019, we committed ourselves to be their voice, their hope, and their support.
Under our Justice for All initiative, we focused on exposing and addressing the painful truth of systemic injustice—where people, often from underprivileged backgrounds. One such heartbreaking case involved a man imprisoned for over 20 years for a crime with a maximum sentence of just 7. He wasn’t forgotten by the system—he was never truly seen. Through our legal aid efforts and tireless advocacy, we were able to secure his release, and over 25 others like him—men and women who had lost decades, waiting for justice.
But our work didn’t stop there.
Our Child Welfare efforts ran alongside, driven by the belief that every child deserves more than survival—they deserve joy, care, and love. Across orphanages in India, we delivered not only essentials like hygiene kits, nutritious meals, fresh fruits, sweets, and warm clothing, but also our presence and compassion. These weren’t just donations—they were reminders to these children that they matter. That someone is looking out for them. That their future is worth investing in.
At Blessings Always Trust, 2019 wasn’t just a year of outreach—it was a year of impact. A year where we helped restore freedom, dignity, and childhood. A year where justice met kindness, and where forgotten lives were brought back into the light.We continue to stand beside the marginalized and the innocent, committed to creating a world that is not just safer—but fairer and more humane—for all.
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