Solomon Patha

Our Story At The Well of Life Vision (TWOLV), our journey began with a deep sense of compassion and a calling to serve the forgotten and vulnerable.
I was born in Hyderabad, India, into a Christian family where my parents instilled in me the values of contentment,gratitude, and caring for others. Though our beginnings were humble, we were always taught to appreciate what we had and to share with those in need. After getting married, my wife, Roseline, and I moved to the Middle East in pursuit of better opportunities. But my childhood dream was always to migrate to Australia. From India, this seemed impossible, so we chose the Middle East as our stepping stone. Though years passed, I never let go of my dream. When the time was right, by God’s grace, we applied and were granted Permanent Residency in Australia—a life-changing moment for our family.During our time in the Middle East, we witnessed a heartbreaking reality:elderly parents and widows being abandoned by their own children in pursuit of a more independent, Western lifestyle.

Unlike in developed countries, India lacks a strong social security system—there is no government-provided pension or housing for the elderly who have no support. Without family, many of them are left to fend for themselves, often homeless, lonely, and struggling to survive. Seeing this injustice, our hearts were stirred.
We felt a deep calling from God to do something—to bring hope to those who had none. In 2009, we began with a small step, supporting just 10 widows in Hyderabad.
Over the years, our vision grew, and today, The Well of Life Vision cares for 55 widows, ensuring they have food, shelter, and the dignity they deserve.The Well of Life Vision cares for 55 widows, ensuring they have food, shelter, and the dignity they deserve. Every year, we make it a priority to visit India, spending precious time with these women, sharing love, joy, and gifts with them.
Their gratitude and prayers are the greatest blessings we could ever receive. Our mission is simple but powerful: to restore dignity, provide support, and show God’s love to the forgotten widows of India.
Join us in making a difference—one life at a time.