Hello my dear friends!!
Sambhali:
Graduates Farewell and Sambhali Trust's first press conference!
Media from Dainik Bhaskar, Rajasthan Partika and Dainik Navjyoti:
Addressing Media and replying to a lot of questions
Soniya, speaking about her experiance with Sambhali Jodhpur Project: "I am proud to be part of the Sambhali Trust, it has made many of my dreams come true. I will be now son to my mother and will be able to take independent decisions."
Monica, speaking about her experience with the literacy program: "I dont know where I would have been if I would not have come to Sambhali. Sambhali has put me in school, now I don't have to give up my school for my younger brother because it is not paid by my family. I am happy that i can attend a school and can make difference in my and my family's life."
Tammana Ji, our Jodhpur project teacher, sharing her views with the press about her experience working with the graduates and the Trust: "I can not believe the change that has taken place in the attitude of the girls in such a short span of time. I am very happy that I have seen the change and have had the first hand experiance on the development of the Sambhali Trust and its projects."
In Pictures Monica and Deepika
Standing from left -Monica, Soniya, Deepika, Pooja, Lajwanti
Sitting from left - Savita and Suneeta
Monica and Soniya
Deepika
Monican and Pooja (munching on Samosa)
Suneeta
Savita and Lajwanti
From left - Lajwanti -Anita -in arms Deepika -Suneeta and far right Pooja
I am doing alright but I am sad that the Graduates are leaving soon. The two sewing centers have to be set up for the graduates so that they can start to earn their living. I have to hire a lady who could manage the sewing centers for some weeks before the girls (graduates) can really take care of the responsbility and have to look for a place where we can establish Sambhali India Shop. Ms. Corinne Rose has come to help me with this from UK for one year. The Service learning trip is coming from USA with 14 american students, they will live in Setrawa for a long time with the local village families, a lot of brain storming for me. I look forward to that.
Please read some more news soon in the month of August.
Sambhali:
Graduates Farewell and Sambhali Trust's first press conference!
Media from Dainik Bhaskar, Rajasthan Partika and Dainik Navjyoti:
Addressing Media and replying to a lot of questions
Soniya, speaking about her experiance with Sambhali Jodhpur Project: "I am proud to be part of the Sambhali Trust, it has made many of my dreams come true. I will be now son to my mother and will be able to take independent decisions."
Monica, speaking about her experience with the literacy program: "I dont know where I would have been if I would not have come to Sambhali. Sambhali has put me in school, now I don't have to give up my school for my younger brother because it is not paid by my family. I am happy that i can attend a school and can make difference in my and my family's life."
Tammana Ji, our Jodhpur project teacher, sharing her views with the press about her experience working with the graduates and the Trust: "I can not believe the change that has taken place in the attitude of the girls in such a short span of time. I am very happy that I have seen the change and have had the first hand experiance on the development of the Sambhali Trust and its projects."
In Pictures Monica and Deepika
Standing from left -Monica, Soniya, Deepika, Pooja, LajwantiSitting from left - Savita and Suneeta
Monica and Soniya
Deepika
Monican and Pooja (munching on Samosa)
Suneeta
Savita and Lajwanti
From left - Lajwanti -Anita -in arms Deepika -Suneeta and far right PoojaI am doing alright but I am sad that the Graduates are leaving soon. The two sewing centers have to be set up for the graduates so that they can start to earn their living. I have to hire a lady who could manage the sewing centers for some weeks before the girls (graduates) can really take care of the responsbility and have to look for a place where we can establish Sambhali India Shop. Ms. Corinne Rose has come to help me with this from UK for one year. The Service learning trip is coming from USA with 14 american students, they will live in Setrawa for a long time with the local village families, a lot of brain storming for me. I look forward to that.
Please read some more news soon in the month of August.
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