Reny's Children [Precious Children's Home] is a project of Prison fellowship India, a registered charitable society that is involved in the rehabilitation and reconciliation of prisoners, released prisoners and victims of crime. This society exists for the last twenty five years in India and has provided care for thousands of families of prisoners and victims of crime. The society is run by a Board of Directors that consists of reputed leaders in the country.

The Karnataka branch is overseen by Reny George [Project Director], an ex-convict, also known in India as Madrassile Mon. Once had been a drug addict, an alcoholic and murderer. [See more on the Testimonies Page] He has now transformed into a son of God and works as an ambassodor of Christ. He also serves as the vice president of Prison Fellowship India. [Reny was also featured in Outlook India]

The care home (as it is known) is a 3 storied facility that can occupy 100 children. The children take the responsibility of the cleanliness of the facility. They are sent to the nearby government [public] school, and are provided with a well balanced diet, clothing, extra academical care, physical exercises, necessary medical care and moral instructions. As of February 2005, we have 77 children.

Many of these children, come from broken homes. In most cases, the father or mother is in prison or has been in prison for crimes like murder, theft, rape and many other petty crimes. It takes a released prisoner at least 2 years to restore and reconcile with the society. The children are the worst hit. Society shuts all decent doors to them and thus they are forced to steal or sell drugs in the street. If these children are not cared for, they too will land in a prison one day and thus the cycle of crime continues.

The society is funded by the sacrificial gifts of benefactors, mostly non resident Indians. Some organizations helps us from time to times. The society is accountable to all of it's contributors and also all the respective departments in the State and Central government in India. A copy of our audited accounts is sent to our donors annually.

• Prison Fellowship India has won the Award of Excellence in 1986 & 1992 from the International Council of Prison Fellowship.

• Reny George is the recipient of Citizen of the Year award March 1998.

The organization has been highly recommended by respected leaders of society.

" I am positive that the society can join in the efforts of Prison fellowship India to bring back a prisoner to a normal orderly life." - J.Padmagireeswaran, IPS, Director General of Police, (Ret.)

" Whoever helps with sympathy, understanding and Christian charity does the work of the matchless one who offered his company in paradise to the penitent thief. That is what Prison fellowship tries to do.- Dr. D. Babu Paul, Addnl. Chief Secretary, Government of Kerala.

" The evidence of the transformed lives of the prisoners is an indication that God is at work through Prison fellowship India" - P.L.N. Murthy, Executive Director, International Bible Society, South Asia.

" I have been acquainted with Prison Fellowship India ever since it was established. There is no doubt that God's anointing and approval is on this ministry. I stand behind this prayer support and concern and recommend it to all Christians for their involvement and support." - Dr. Theodore Williams, President, Indian Evangelical Mission.