Our Partners

Bill Wilson is the founder of Metro World Child in Brooklyn, New York. He runs the largest Sunday school in the world, reaching over 200,000 boys and girls in New York City, Romania, India, South Africa, the Philippines, Kenya and other countries. His principle, "It is easier to build boys and girls than to repair men and women" is the foundation for the successful relationship-centered pattern which is making the greatest impact around the world.

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His compassion and determination stems from a childhood of poverty and pain. He is driven to alleviate that same pain now heard from the children he reaches out to; children that have been abandoned by their families and societies.

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Through Pastor Bill Wilson, Metro World Child brings God's love to places where most people don't even think of going. He brings light to the darkness of poverty, abuse, violence and hardship, to cities, villages, townships and homes.

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For more about Bill Wilson and Metro World Child, go to www.metroworldchild.org

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N T Kikon is the founder of Wondang-Ki Charitable Foundations, (Wondang-Ki means House of Light in Naga Lotha dialect), is a registered charitable society under the Nagaland Society Registration. The organization is designed to give 'hope to the hopeless and a home for the homeless" with its motto, "ENTRUSTED TO TRANSFORM LIVES." Mr. Kikon runs a model orphanage for girls and a Specialized Adoption Agency.

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Mr. Kikon says, 'While working for the destitute children since 2001, I came across two challenging situations and decided to work to bring reformation. It was observed that the girl orphans are either used as domestic helpers or baby sitters. This led to the beginning of the model orphanage exclusively for girls to give opportunity to TRANSFORM their lives by providing home care and the best of education. 

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Presently the orphanage has 24 girls and is in an old rented building that is in need of much repair. Three years ago we began the process of buying property and building a new orphanage building to house 48 girls as well as babies. 

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