“Greatness can only happen on Earth when great people have good hearts to help the little ones, so that they too will someday pass greatness along to create goodness and success for the wellbeing of everyone on Earth”.

How did all this come about? I’d like briefly to tell you how it all began and how it came to be.

You know the motto of my life and my husband Werner’s life: Life is Beautiful!

We've had the great good fortune to make this motto a reality for ourselves and our family. But we know the world is full of suffering and misery. Werner and I regard happiness as an obligation and a responsibility. The construction and operation of the GGAMCCC in South India is an expression of our gratitude.

We were not born into wealth and had to struggle for many years. This heightened our awareness of the suffering of others. Above all, we believe that all human beings share a responsibility for our children – the future.

I decided that if I ever succeeded with my art, I would dedicate my income to a social project. The entire income generated from my paintings has been used for this cause.

Father Hieronymus Cruz and Father Patrick Xavier are directors of the Indian sponsoring company. My husband Werner and my son Rene are also directors, ensuring the project remains in reliable hands.

We are grateful for the support of Bishop Leon A. Tharmaraj (late) and Bishop Peter Remigius.

We care for needy children of all faiths and provide medical help irrespective of religion.

Our Child Care Centre is equipped with modern medical technology, 100 beds, operating theatres, outpatient facilities, and a dental clinic.

Agasthiya, the patron of our centre, lived in this region 6,000 years ago. His wisdom aligns with universal spiritual principles.

I was told through Agasthiya’s message that my destiny was to build this Child Care Centre in India and create a place where physical and mental healing go together.

A clear and positive mind is essential for health. Education and knowledge raise consciousness and lead to healing.

This institution is destined to be a source of strength for people of all cultures and religions.

Nature, meditation, prayer, and art play a vital role in healing. My paintings displayed here bring cheerfulness and happiness to children.

My husband Werner was instrumental in construction and design. Our family and friends have supported this project generously.

Every single penny from my artwork goes into the foundation. Construction costs were covered entirely through art sales, and operational support continues through donations.