Sambhali in April
Sambhali Trust was invited as a Non-Profit Charity by the Jodhpur District's Government Administration for discussing the problem of Child Marriage and to support Zero tolerance on the same issue. We are grateful for this recognition.
Projects:
Our new selection of purses was made by our new graduates at Brothers for Sisters Sewing Centre for Sambhali Boutique. We decided to add Ipad covers, mobile phone covers etc. to the usual items. We hope you will like our new products! Available online.
Sambhali Brothers for Sisters Empowerment Center participants are very happy at the moment because of receiving the Beauty therapy workshops. Each batch of 20 participants are going through 10 days workshop. All the products are natural and available easily at home in kitchen for daily routine.
The Sambhali Trust's No Bad Touch Project is growing locally, the campaign is running under the close supervision of Dr. Reena Bhansali of Smile Junction, Jodhpur. Psychology Interns from World Unite of Germany, volunteers and staff of Sambhali trust have been approaching schools locally for setting up workshops in order to educate the children, raise awareness and prevention of child sexual abuse. Sambhali Trust is the first organisation to address the issue of child sexual abuse openly within the city of Jodhpur, the 2nd biggest town in Rajasthan.
Stories:
Chinu, a single father of two daughters and a son. His wife left the family a year ago. It is difficult for him to raise his children by himself. We sponsored these children to continue school. But food and boarding has been a problem. This morning our volunteers Sorcha and Esme has come to us to discuss the future of these children and has offered help to support these children have better and brighter future. We will put these children in good boarding home facilities and continue school.. Thank you to the sponsors of these children who helped them with schooling, Sorcha and Esme for helping them with food and accommodation.
"No Bad Touch" Project:
The Sambhali Trust's No Bad Touch Project is growing locally, the campaign is running under the close supervision of Dr. Reena Bhansali of Smile Junction, Jodhpur. Psychology Interns from World Unite of Germany, volunteers and staff of Sambhali trust have been approaching schools locally for setting up workshops in order to educate the children, raise awareness and prevention of child sexual abuse. Sambhali Trust is the first organisation to address the issue of child sexual abuse openly within the city of Jodhpur, the 2nd biggest town in Rajasthan.
Sambhali at Fort:
A blessed day for us at Sambhali, around 180 participants from 5 different projects in Jodhpur went to see The Fort Mehrangarh (tickets were made complimentary) and were happy to be guided by Dr. Shakti Singh Khakhadki. The trip to the fort was followed by a picnic in Mandore garden. Thanking you participants for your participation at Sambhali.
Meeting with the Senior High School students passing schools this year and those pursuing Indian Hotel management (IHM) diploma sponsored under Sambhali Trust's Scholarship project. The IHM students sharing their views about college life, education, difficulties, admissions etc. They are learning from one another.
Number of boys and girls sponsored by Sambhali Trust for School year 2013-2014:
Girls - 74
Boys - 38
Number of people from the respective 10 countries sponsoring the children: 1. Germany - 18, 2. Switzerland - 25, 3. England - 14, 4. Austria - 21, 5. U.S.A - 11, 6. Canada - 16, 7. Hong Kong - 1, 8. Australia - 4, 9. Holland - 1 and 10. France - 1
Number of children in school standards below:
Primary Nursery to 5th-52
Middle 6th to 8th- 26
Secondary 9th to 10th-12
Sr.Sec. 11th to 12th-14
College Hotel Management-5
College ARTS-3
Total Student in Urban and Rural projects for the Scholarship projects, Jodhpur city- 98 and Setrawa village- 14
Total Student in scholarship program- 112
A blessed day for us at Sambhali, around 180 participants from 5 different projects in Jodhpur went to see The Fort Mehrangarh (tickets were made complimentary) and were happy to be guided by Dr. Shakti Singh Khakhadki. The trip to the fort was followed by a picnic in Mandore garden. Thanking you participants for your participation at Sambhali.
Sambhali Scholarship Program:
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Girls - 74
Boys - 38
Number of people from the respective 10 countries sponsoring the children: 1. Germany - 18, 2. Switzerland - 25, 3. England - 14, 4. Austria - 21, 5. U.S.A - 11, 6. Canada - 16, 7. Hong Kong - 1, 8. Australia - 4, 9. Holland - 1 and 10. France - 1
Number of children in school standards below:
Primary Nursery to 5th-52
Middle 6th to 8th- 26
Secondary 9th to 10th-12
Sr.Sec. 11th to 12th-14
College Hotel Management-5
College ARTS-3
Total Student in Urban and Rural projects for the Scholarship projects, Jodhpur city- 98 and Setrawa village- 14
Total Student in scholarship program- 112
News:
We are honored to share our day with you. The two of our new empowerment projects, the new Sambhali Logo were officially inaugurated today followed by an oath ceremony for all the participants at the programs to come out and vote in these upcoming Indian elections. The main focus of the two Women and Girls empowerment projects will be to provide vocational training and primary education to women and girls on walking distance from their homes. We are proud to introduce yourselves to the new Sambhali Sisters for Sisters Empowerment Center in the old town and Sambhali Abhivyakti Empowerment Center in the suburb. The day was witness to the presence of the Additional District Magistrate, attended by Municipal Corporation Committee Councilor, Deputy Director from the Department of Women and Child Development, Deputy Director from the Department of Social Justice and Empowerment and the President of Sambhali Austria. Sambhali products were at display, the boarding home girls were singing welcome songs, the new participants also came to get their names enrolled for the centers, graduates displayed their work. A beautifully successful, teamwork day for Sambhali Trust, Jodhpur
Ladies and Gentleman, Congratulations! we are honored and proud to introduce yourselves to our new Logo and a new look of our website. Thank you to The Design Hub, University of Plymouth, UK for giving Sambhali a historical moment.
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It does.
It does.
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Govind
Govind
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