Sambhali Trust in July 2008
Setrawa village project:
Restarted after a break of 10 days, the project is not running very well because of the economic situation, I have written to the He President of India , Honorale Chief Minister and Respected Divisonal Commisoner about our situation with not having the permission of FCRA and that our request in 11 copies are with the concerned departments, it is difficult for me to run the projects all alone single handedly, i can not afford to keep staff or helpers, teachers are not sufficient to take care of the administration part of the projects.
All went very well with Dakhu Devi, she is back in her village doing well, she is on heavy drugs, it would help her keep calm. Dr.Amit Sharma and all the other Doctors at the Government hospital were very friendly and helpfull, they also helped us with free medicine and 20% discount on total bill.
Dakhu on the window side and her mother
Dr.Amit Sharma's report on Dakhu for our records.
Here i am attaching Doctors letter and Dakhu with her mother in car on the way to village.
Dakhu resurned for a check up after 10 days of staying away from the hospital, here are the recent reports.
DAY-1
Day-15th after discharged from Hospital
Jodhpur Project:
We are very busy making art and craft to sell in tourists season to make the project self sustainable,and bring some economic help to the girls.
Ms.Chloe is doing very good to help the girls learn basic english.
Attaching Ms.Chloe's first impression report below.
Literacy Project:
Some of the 13 participants have sponsors to go to school and some still dont, it is a pitty that people showed interest in sending the girls to school last year but this year i didnt hear from many even after sending them emails. There are few people intersted in helping few girls to go to school and few girls are allready having sponsors, i will send all the intersted people a profile of each child who need to get sponsored, I am going through a very busy schedule at the moment and will be available to do this profile report on the kids soon.
Setrawa village project:
Restarted after a break of 10 days, the project is not running very well because of the economic situation, I have written to the He President of India , Honorale Chief Minister and Respected Divisonal Commisoner about our situation with not having the permission of FCRA and that our request in 11 copies are with the concerned departments, it is difficult for me to run the projects all alone single handedly, i can not afford to keep staff or helpers, teachers are not sufficient to take care of the administration part of the projects.
All went very well with Dakhu Devi, she is back in her village doing well, she is on heavy drugs, it would help her keep calm. Dr.Amit Sharma and all the other Doctors at the Government hospital were very friendly and helpfull, they also helped us with free medicine and 20% discount on total bill.
Dakhu on the window side and her mother
Dr.Amit Sharma's report on Dakhu for our records.
Here i am attaching Doctors letter and Dakhu with her mother in car on the way to village.
Dakhu resurned for a check up after 10 days of staying away from the hospital, here are the recent reports.
DAY-1
Day-15th after discharged from Hospital
Jodhpur Project:
We are very busy making art and craft to sell in tourists season to make the project self sustainable,and bring some economic help to the girls.
Ms.Chloe is doing very good to help the girls learn basic english.
Attaching Ms.Chloe's first impression report below.
Literacy Project:
Some of the 13 participants have sponsors to go to school and some still dont, it is a pitty that people showed interest in sending the girls to school last year but this year i didnt hear from many even after sending them emails. There are few people intersted in helping few girls to go to school and few girls are allready having sponsors, i will send all the intersted people a profile of each child who need to get sponsored, I am going through a very busy schedule at the moment and will be available to do this profile report on the kids soon.
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