The house mothers are battered and destitute women that are trained in cooking and caring for children, evaluated for efficiency, character, and attitude before being placed as housemothers in these homes. Each home will have 10-15 children with two housemothers. This operating model not only benefits children but also the women to be self sufficient.

SOFKIN is currently supporting over 90 children in five homes in Pune and Hyderabad, India. The children inducted into SOFKIN homes go to regular schools and have been performing well in both academics and extracurricular activities. They won many awards in various school and district level competitions. They are the example of positive difference one can bring into the lives of these children by giving love and care in a secure environment.

SOFKIN is a thin organization with minimal administrative overhead ensuring every dollar raised is utilized in the best possible manner.

SOFKIN works with other non-profit organizations with similar objectives to strengthen and extend services for the upbringing of underprivileged children in the global community.