Cost and Estimates of the
CHAMPION HOME (Phase I)

We are planning to accommodate 25 boys at Phase 1 of this  project, and then 50 more children at Phase 3 of the project. Our goal is to  complete building the home before 1 July 2012.
I want to explain in detail about the ongoing construction  of the Champion Home Building.  We  have experienced some unpredicted changes during construction.

Here are the details for your kind reference. We did some  alterations in the building structure.   In the following column you will find explanations of the differences between the present plans and the
previous ones. 

We are  waiting for generous contributions for this Building Project. We appreciate any support that can be offered.

Agape Christian Mission- India
Champion Home (Orphanage) Building Project

Past Budget, measurement and Rate 

Present altered  measurement and exceeded amount

BUILDING

MEASUREMENT

PHASE 1
COST IN U.S $

BUILDING

MEASUREMENT

PHASE 1
additional COST IN U.S $

Dormitory for boys and girls

Total 1,584 sq.feet (2 dormitories 1Room for Boys, 1 Room for girls), 1 Room for care givers

 

22586

 

Dormitory for boys and girls(2rooms)

1683 Sq feet
One sq.feet

997

 

 

Pillars depth increased because of the loose soil. We expected 6 feet but went 9 feet depth. Total of 18 Pillars (3 feet added in each pillar). Materials and labor cost increased

  54 Sq feet

1018

Toilet and Bathroom block (sheet roof)

200 sq. feet Sheet Roof

4148

We changed the plan of toilet and bathroom by putting concrete roof instead of sheet roof because we want to fix the solar water heater and solar panels, fix water tank at the top of this building for the usage of latrines.

200 sq. feet
Include materials and labor

1183

Fit out for toilet block including water infrastructure connection and septic tank system

 

8555

          
   
No Changes

 

 

dinning hall & store room building( sheet roof)

1000 sq. feet

16591

Dinning hall & Office room, Store room ( Concrete roof)
The land value increased thrice within 2yrs in our project area. so, we plan to put the concrete roof which helps us to raise floors for the further buildings.
Kitchen, ( sheet roof)

1315Sq.feet

 

 

 

360Sq.feet

 

 

5324

Kitchen equipments and fit out Benches, cooking vessels  wood and  gas

 

4508

 No Changes

 

 

Bed & cots for 25  Children

75 Pounds / child

2916

No Changes            

 

 

Fence for 2 acre land

2 acre land

3554

No Changes

 

 

Shifting Electrical post and wires

 

1664

No Changes

 

 

Ramp which is connecting two building  ( We added  necessary construction works which is not mentioned in the previous budget)

247 Sq.feet

2744

Separate Power House for the Orphanage (We added  necessary construction works which is not mentioned in the previous budget)

50 Sq. Feet

555

 

Total

64,527     

 

Total

11,823
CHAMPION HOME

A vision to care for 100 orphans and destitute children by  2012.

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF CHAMPION
HOME

ORPHANAGE:

To provide housing, food, clothing, education, and medical  assistance to destitute children such as orphans, disabled, or distressed and  abandoned children. 

To glorify God by bringing up the children in a
loving family  atmosphere with Christ’s Love.

To advocate for the promotion and protection of children's  rights.

SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN:

To provide a superior education to children of Champion  Home, as well as to children from the surrounding communities.

HOUSING:

To provide lodging and food for the campus administrator and  supporting staff.

FARM AND DAIRY:

To provide immediately accessible food supply (i.e. fresh  fruits, vegetable, meat, and dairy products) for daily consumption that is healthy,  hygienic, and cost effective. 

To be self-sufficient in providing for the nutritional needs  of everyone involved on the campus, especially the children who are malnourished  and suffering from consequential illnesses. 

To provide work and agricultural education for the  unemployed in the surrounding rural areas.

To foster among the children an appreciation for nature,  animals, natural resources, exercise, and labor by allowing them to be  personally involved in the farm.

To sell excessive products produced on the land to neighboring  communities in order to help offset campus expenses.