Hold a Hand Foundation
We Kare Program
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This initiative aims to offer a secure environment where kids between the ages of 4 and 25 who have separated parents can process their feelings while receiving guidance and counseling. By taking them through 15 session workshop that tackles the concept of divorce, identity, emotions, problem solving skills and healing journey incorporated with a new game skill in badminton and pickle ball.
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The program’s overarching goal is to prevent or minimize the behavioral and emotional problems that children experience following parental divorce.
Program Objective
Program Impact
Research has proven that 80% of children who receive therapeutic support during and after their parents' divorce experience long-term benefits, including improved emotional well-being, better academic performance, and healthier relationships in adulthood.
Our Campaign
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We are driven by a deep commitment to raise funds that provide vital assistance to children who have faced traumatic experiences. Our objective is to offer free counseling sessions to underserved communities and introduce them to sports like pickleball and badminton.
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The funds we generate contribute to obtaining sports equipment, including rackets, nets, shuttlecocks, pickleballs, and sports attire. Additionally, we ensure that children have access to essential items such as sanitary towels for girls, journals for self-reflection and expression, and nutritious meals during therapy sessions.
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Our aim is to create a meaningful impact on the lives of the communities we support, one step at a time. Your support is invaluable and will play a pivotal role in positively transforming the lives of the younger generation.