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of Hope Rani,
17, is from a small village in Uttar Pradesh. Eldest of 8
siblings, school, to her, A visit to her aunt’s house in Madanpur Khadar, Delhi has changed her life. She is now a regular and keen student at our learning centre and tailoring centre. Her dream is noble and unique. She wants to get back to her village and teach her friends in the village who have never been to school, utilizing her own resources. HOPE SOMETIME HAS A NAME – “RANI”Skilful
Artisans The
Khanjar community in the slums of Kalyanpuri sorts out garbage for
a livelihood. These This class has not only taught them skills to earn but has endowed them with confidence, courage and the precious and priceless Hope. A
NEW CHAPTER HAS JUST BEGUN……. A
Small Loan But a Big Difference Dukha
Paswan, 46, is a native of village Bhairopatti in the Darbhanga
District of Bihar. His Today, with a rickshaw provided to him on loan from the project, he earns an average of Rs.70 per day. His daughter is married. He has made a small savings of Rs.2000. nutritious meals and medical cares are now affordable to his family. He too has a dream – a brick house for his family. This small step has to a large extent helped the family escape exploitation by the rich landlords. HOPE CONQUERS POVERTY. Architects Of Hope Learners
from the adult education centre at the Kalyanpuri slum in Delhi,
they are aware of These women, with a little nurture, can be transformed into powerful catalysts in the empowerment of the entire community. HOPE BUILDS AND EMPOWERS.
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remained a distant dream. Much against her wishes she was made the
home-maker and care-giver to the younger children from a very
tender age. But the yearning for education lingered on,
unsatiated.
girls now have become skilful artisans lending grace to garments
through their embroidering skills. The same group also runs a
commercial catering unit.
meager income from a rented rickshaw was insufficient to provide
even two square meals to his family of 6 members. Impoverished and
hungry, their daughter’s marriage remained a distant dream.
the fact that education expands opportunities for all. their
self-enrollment in the National Open School to continue their
education is a giant leap, not just a step, towards empowerment.