Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Sambhali Trust in January 2015

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2015 - January News!!

We are very excited to announce a new and exciting project underway within our Jodhpur Empowerment centre - a fully-equipped computer lab! It is through the generous donation of 22 laptops brought by our new volunteer, June Helderle, that this development has been enabled. June, an IT consultant in the United States, received the laptops from donors and has equipped them with an enormous data base of educational software from the NGO Khan Academy. This gift has not only provided the Trust with a versatile and easily-accessible platform for teaching subjects such as English and Math; but has also opened up an entirely new subject area of computer technology. Skills in this particular area will provide the participants of our programs increased access to different opportunities within today’s workforce.
In order to make these changes possible, we need to build the facilities in which the computers will be stationed. We have the prospect of creating a simple 10-laptop work station within our Jodhpur Empowerment Centre, comprised of a long desk, stools and suitable electrical ports. The total cost of this installment will be 30 000 Rupees. That’s 3000 Rupees per laptop. Or, in other words, $50 per laptop. With each laptop comes the opportunity to provide many women with the knowledge and skills to change the situation that they are in.
Our participants are nothing short of incredible - they are determined, strong and willing. They are the game-changers for the generations of women to come here in Rajasthan. We ask you to consider the impact that could be made with even the smallest donation to our Computer Lab Campaign.
If you would like to make a donation towards this campaign, please visit our Paypal or Global Giving account via our website:

http://sambhali-trust.org/support/donating/index.html

To help us get this campaign off the ground, please share this post with your friends.

With love and gratitude, the Sambhali team!





Project coordinator Mrs. Mehta and Manager of No Bad Touch Mrs. Solanki went to attend two programs recently.
- Sambhali Trust recently got registered with Non-Profit Organisations Federation in Jodhpur, we went to attend the federation's 25th year of establishment in Jodhpur.
- Divisional level workshop about Child Rights organised by Department of Child Rights and District Child Protection Unit, Jodhpur and strengthened by Child Welfare Committee, Teenager Justice Board and supported by UNICEF, Rajasthan.





Donation by our Supporters:

Woolen items handmade by our Swiss sisters arrived a few days ago. Thank you to Sambhali Switzerland for all you are doing to helping the needy. The caps, socks, sweaters will be of great help in this winter. They were distributed in the needy area of town.



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