In His Name: A Journey of Love and Support for Widows

Mythili a 34-year-old from Nandigama, faces overwhelming financial challenges as she struggles to raise her 1-year-old son, Aryan, alone. With no family support, she works tirelessly in low-paying odd jobs, often going without food herself to ensure Aryan is fed. Worn down physically and emotionally, Mythili’s faith in Jesus is her only source of strength. She prays for support, hoping to provide Aryan with a brighter future.

Radha, 39, from Pedana, lost her husband in a tragic accident. Now, she struggles to feed her two sons, 6 and 9, on a daily basis. She works at a local construction site, battling severe fatigue and joint pain. With no extended family to help, she worries about how to keep her children in school and provide them with basic necessities. Her only hope is to secure consistent support to survive.

A 52 year old Savitri, from Nuzvid, faces not only the loss of her husband but also declining health. She has diabetes and struggles to afford medication while raising her 14-year-old physically handicapped son, Raj. Despite her efforts, she remains jobless and constantly fears that her worsening health will leave Raj without the care and support he needs.

Widowed at 41, Anjali from Gudlavalleru is raising her 7-year-old daughter, Kavya, alone. She works long hours in a small tailoring shop but often earns too little to cover rent or other needs. She worries about securing Kavya's education while trying to keep their home comfortable.

Parvathi, 37, from Kondapalli, is battling hunger while raising her 9 -Month -old daughter.  Since her husband’s death, she has been working in a local restaurant, but rising food prices mean they often go to bed hungry. Parvathi worries that her daughter's health will suffer from the lack of proper nutrition, and she fears for their future as her earnings fall short of their needs.

Bhavani, 29, from Ponnur, is overwhelmed by debt after her husband's passing left her with unpaid loans. She works as a domestic helper but most of her income goes toward repaying the loans, leaving little for her 3-year-old son’s care. Bhavani fears sinking deeper into the cycle of debt and struggles to provide even basic necessities for her child.

Lakshmi, 36, from Challapalli, lost her husband in a cyclone and now works as a cleaner to support her two daughters, aged 5 and 8. She regularly skips meals to make sure her girls have enough to eat. Her physical exhaustion and lack of sleep from working multiple jobs have begun affecting her health, but she keeps pushing forward for the sake of her children.

Rekha, 45, from Repalle, is fighting to keep a roof over her and her teenage daughter’s heads. After her husband's death, the burden of rent and living expenses has become overwhelming. Despite working as a housemaid, Rekha barely earns enough to cover their basic needs. She fears being forced out of their home with nowhere else to go.

Nagendramma 49 year old from Muthayapalem became a widow when her husband died of a sudden heart attack. As a Dalit, she faces severe social stigma and untouchability in her village. Villagers often refuse to offer her work and harass her physically, treating her as "unlucky" and further compounding her struggles. Her days are spent desperately searching for jobs, fearing for her safety and livelihood.

Sunitha, 33, from Machilipatnam, lost her husband in an accident and now struggles to pay for her son Rohit’s education. She works as a vegetable vendor, but the income is too low to cover school fees and daily expenses. Sunitha is torn between working longer hours and spending time helping Rohit with his studies, knowing his education is key to a better future.