This is the kitchen at the moment, build and maintained by the physically challenged kids. Labour is divided among themselves as they can't afford external help. Some are in charge of drawing fire-wood from the forest and the older ones see to the cooking of the food. The grown children built the fire place and the structure of the kitchen. One needs to visit the centre to appreciate life and every single opportunity that comes in your way. Developing countries are not the best of places to be physically challenged. Disability is mostly viewed as an inability, worthlessness, a liability and some times comes with a huge social stigma, one that almost seems like a curse.

These children were not asked to be born like that neither is it their fault for their disability therefore, the question is: What are we the able people of the the world doing to help? Situations like this reminds us of our oneness as humans with one course of moral obligation. Lets Laugh together, cry together and join hands in solidarity of support for all. There is no greater joy like the joy of giving.