Ava House is a community-based children’s home located on the Thailand–Myanmar border, founded by a former refugee named Dang. The home provides shelter, care, and education for children who have lost parents, escaped conflict, or come from single-parent families facing hardship. GM Children Foundation supported Ava House by funding high school tuition fees and improving the children’s living environment, from new bunk beds and mattresses to essential repairs and sanitation.

Founded in 2009 after a young child approached the founder for shelter, Baitul Qowwam has grown from caring for 4 children to 43 today. The home is known for its strong community spirit, transparent operations, and emphasis on education: building their own small school so children can continue studying safely. Through our 2025 partnership, GM Children Foundation supported the setup of a Digital Learning Lab and library shelves with new books to strengthen their learning environment and digital readiness.

Founded in 2006, Berkat Children’s Home operates as a residential care facility providing housing, daily necessities, and emotional support for children from vulnerable and underserved backgrounds. The home serves as a safe and nurturing space for children from Indian and Chinese communities, guided by Christian values and a strong commitment to ethical care. In 2025, GM Children Foundation partnered with Berkat to strengthen learning outcomes through a RM 6,000 grant, supporting two Bahasa Melayu tutors, school supplies, and educational programs to help children bridge language gaps in Malaysia’s national school system.

Founded in 2006, Peduli Anak began with a mission to protect and educate children who had nowhere else to go. Today, it is home to 140 children and provides free education to over 100 more from surrounding low-income families. With dedicated caregivers, teachers, and social workers, the foundation has become one of the most comprehensive and well-run children’s organizations in Indonesia. Through our 2025 partnership, GM Children Foundation sponsored a Digital Lab Program, hiring a full-time computer teacher to help children develop essential digital and technology skills, — ensuring they are not left behind in an increasingly connected world.