WECAN has been my home since I was 5. My father died when I
was very young and my illiterate poverty stricken mother enrolled
me here. My days here at WECAN were the happiest of my life.
I received full education which later helped me acquire a job
at Mumbra after my husband deserted us - my 5 year old child
and me. In 1994, I came back to WECAN to work as supervisor
where I look after the resident girls.
Since 1938 the D. M. Girls Orphanage Trust has been
continually working to uplift underprivileged
(poor and orphan) girls.
Its primary focus is to provide housing and
boarding and basic education to these girls.
The Vocational Center, WECAN, established in
2000, offers advanced career training specializing
in vocational skills such as computers, fashion
technology, catering and health care.
The recently inaugurated renovated orphanage
building has
