Annual ReportApril 2014– March 2015

Our Vision

To form a joyful, open, living, learning collective that facilitates growth and takes

care of children’s needs according to age.

Our Values

Non violence

Equality & Respect

Democratic Participation

Integrity

Dignity & Humility

Simplicity & Creativity

Courage of Conviction

Our Governing Board

Mr. Indu Prakash Singh

President

Here's a feminist working with the CityMakers (homeless residents) and will not rest in peace until the humaneness, humanhood and human rights reach all the CityMakers (CMs). Indu credits his real learning to the CMs, in front of which all his MAs, MPhil, books, etc. fade into oblivion.

Ms. Jaya Mala Iyer

Vice-President

Artivist - part artist and part activist , for almost quarter of a century Jaya has been exploring the warp and weft of the world art , social development and ecological integrity . Theatre, heritage walks, dance, contemplative practices, social action, treks, festivals, – the methodologies are diverse.Universal responsibility and human rights - freedom to be ones true self and responsibility towards all - define the contours of her work while joyous celebration is what flows within it.

Mr. Lokesh Jain

Vice-President

Lokesh Jain has been involved in theatre for more than last two decades and explores the diverse forms of theatre as a solo performer, theatre of the oppressed, street theatre, proscenium theatre, non verbal & children’s theatre. He has done the intensive training under Shri Ebrahim Alkazi’s “Living Theatre Academy” and deeply admires his experiences with N.K.Sharma from “Act One” group. He has acted, written, directed and facilitated more than hundred plays with diverse communities. He has conducted several art- aesthetic & historical walks on Delhi specially ‘Shahajahanabad’ with individuals, educational institutions like, Michigan state university, National school of drama. His solo pieces have been staged in NSD’s theatre festival, Indo- Pak Wagha border & many art galleries. He is in visiting faculty at Mata Sundari, Miranda & IHE college “theatre in education” for B-EL-ED students. A founder member of ‘Jamghat’ a group of street children and the creative director of the group called” Mandala the magic circle”. He is continuously working on the pedagogy of theatre for self development with children, youth and community.

Mr. Zaved Nafis Rahman

General Secretary

Zaved Nafis Rahman is a native of Assam and completed his high school from Shillong, Meghalaya. As a post graduate in Social Work from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, he began his career in year 2002 by working for rights of homeless people in an initiative called Aashray Adhikar Abhiyan (AAA). Since year 2005, Zaved is working with Butterflies, an organization for protection and empowerment of vulnerable children. Presently he is the Director- Programs in Butterflies and is involved in actions that bring about positive changes and add value to humanity!

Mr. Ram Kishan

Treasurer

Ram Kishan a Post Graduate in Social Work with degree in Law has worked in development sector for 15 years. Ram works with Christian Aid, UK as Regional Emergency Manager South Asia based in New Delhi.

Mr. Saumya Sen

Joint Secretary

After over a decade in branding, advertising and corporate communications, Saumya Sen founded LEAPFROG - a communications, design and outreach platform for the social sector. Today, Saumya Sen works in the areas of social communications, brand consultancy and filmed content. He divides his time between Delhi and Mumbai.

Mr. Amit Kumar Sinha

Director

Amit is a theatre artist and one of the founder members of Jamghat. Since 2003, he has been continuously working with and empowering street children and through the organization, has been working for bringing them to the mainstream. Deeply involved in inspiring youth and masses towards the cause of these children, spreading awareness through theatre, night walks, Amit has been the face

of Jamghat has been able to use theatre to bring about positive changes in the lives of vulnerable children.

Mr. Ajay Mahajan

Executive Member

Ajay Mahajan is a multi-hued naturalist with a decades of varied environmental engagement - experiential awareness-education, campaigning, research, activism in mountain-rural and urban India, forest and tree conservation, sustainable livelihoods, ecological-organic farming - rural and now urban, organic foods.. A background in creative learning and childhood at mirambika, ala ripu etc. Sometimes a photographer and poet, along with many other passions and paths to be taken.

Our ProgramAanchal – Children’s Home for GirlsThe children’s home for girls ‘Aanchal’, working for creating a family environment for a group of eleven children coming from difficult backgrounds with either negligible adult support or no adult support at all. We started off with eleven girls this year, said goodbye to three, but welcomed four new girls. These eleven girls are growing more and more each and every day through the opportunities Aanchal has to offer. They are given an education through school and at home and are eager to learn.

This school year started off great with new academic sessions.

Priya (13*) was selected as Children’s Advisory’s Board (CAB) member, an initiate of Chetna. Because of this, she received the chance to attend a residential orientation program that they offered only to a select few. One of our youngest girls, Mansi (9*) has left our Aanchal home and has been permanently returned to her family, as her mother was getting treated for a mental illness for some time but has now successfully and fully recovered. We will miss Mansi here in our Jamghat community, but our

Aanchal

hearts are satisfied to know that she is reunited with her family once again. We are also happy to share the news that we now have a new addition to our home- Pratigya Tripathi (13*) has come on the 17 th of June. To make the month even more exciting, the girls received a visit from Mr. Rishabh Bajpai, long time friend of Jamghat’s, from RBS Singapore.

Pratigya was quickly enrolled in regular school in August. With the help of a tutor, studies and tuition classes continued routinely. Due to their hard work, all of the girls scored well on their midterm examinations in September. At the Life Centre Academy School, some of the girls were even awarded prizes for the inter-house drama competition that was held in August. Pooja (15*) and Eram (13*) both received 1st prizes and Priya 3rd.

Excitement levels began to rise in the Aanchal home as the Diwali Festival started getting closer and closer. The girls went shopping for new clothes and accessories and made lots of decorations to cover the house with. The day of the festival was a success. They had a pooja ceremony, celebrated with many fire crackers, and ended the night with a large, delicious dinner!

Three volunteers two from USA and one from Germany came to Jamghat . During this week, they were taught soap-making and bracelet-making skills, which were fun and useful! The girls are doing very well with their studies and keeping good academic grades, as well as keeping up with their religions. In between all of their hard work, they are still finding the time to take part in recreational activities and get active in sports.

Naseema has been enrolled in vocational training at hair salon.. The girls are getting the opportunity to take part in a YOGA workshop put on regularly by Mr. Anil Piplani. NIPSID has been conducting a wonderful life skill sessions for the children for their overall and development. In early March, two volunteers organized a Mehendi and face-painting workshop for the girls.

*indicates child’s current age to this date

After Rajiv was restored to his mother, we appointed him as a paid, computer teacher to teach elder children in Jamghat’s three centres, so that he can sutain himself and also contribute at home and also study. His commitment helped many adolescents for half a year. After that he resumed to prepare for his examinations and is working with KFC, the famous food chain and also enrolled in class XII through NIOS.

Aman – Children’s Home for Boys‘Aman’ has been Jamghat’s first project, operating successfully since 2003, having rehabilitated more than 40 boys in all these years. After getting a family in Jamghat, these children were able to come out of a drug-based environment and were willing to be reunited with their families. During their time at Aman, they learned skills based on their specific interests and capabilities. Most of them today have remained self reliant; they have gotten married and are able to support their families.

Aman is a long term children’s home with a capacity of 16 boys. In case of need, it can accommodate few more children.One boy is attending vocational training course at Haor salon. 13 boys are attending regular school. Akhil (12*) attends regular speech therapy classes in Akshay Pratishthan and counseling sessions at Aadi School. On 19th June, the boys participated in a football tournament by Butterflies under the Right to Play Campaign.

The boys celebrated Eid with great excitement in July. They had the opportunity to visit their homes and families and were also provided with new clothes. Schools reopened in July 2014, after the summer vacation was over. A farewell for Prasanjeet and Rajiv was organized in August. It was a very emotional day for all of us to see them go as they have been with us for many years, but we are very proud of the self-reliant young men that they have become today. Arbaz (16*) is studying in X standard. Additionally, he has signed up to take a three month basic computer course and a personality development course in NIIT,

Malviyar Nagar.

The boys celebrated the festival of Diwali with great excitement. Like the girls of Aanchal, they also received new clothes, made lots of decorations, and held a pooja ceremony. They ended the night of the festival with a large dinner.

Satyam Sir is taking care of the boys’ education and reports that they have been concentrating very hard on their studies. All of the boys of Aman home participate in sports. They are very enthusiastic about this and even enjoy taking turns being the coach. In early 2015, the boys performed a dance show at MAX Hospital.

Fifty children from Sanskriti School visited Aman home as part of a community visit. The children were engaged in interactive sessions. Nineteen students from IIT visited Aman home and talked to the children about their future interests and life goals.

*indicates child’s current age to this date

Aangan – Day Care for Street ChildrenAangan is a day care that we have been running since 2008 with the support from Max India Foundation. It was started initially to provide healthcare and nutrition to the children belonging to the homeless communities living near Jama Masjid, but the centre has seen a major growth since its induction back then. Today it is a fully equipped day care offering non-formal education along with mainstream regular school admissions for older children, quality healthcare and nutritious food for 40-50 children every day. Along with this, children are exposed to a variety of activities meant for their social, emotional and physical growth such as arts and craft, dance and theatre, sports, indoor games, life skills education, awareness on health related issues, etc.

We have 26 children attending regular private school and 18 enrolled in National Institute of Open Schooling. Jaseem, an outstanding student in class II, stood 4th in his class during midterm examinations in September 2014. We have a total of 40-45 children, who are enrolled at Noor Niwas Public School, that come to spend the day at Aangan. The educator visits the Aangan home five days a week and prepares the lesson plans based on NCERT syllabus.

Healthcare and nutrition form a very important part of our program. Breakfast for all children, tiffins for school going children, lunch and evening snacks all provided everyday in the centre. Fruits are also provided to children very week. Also, preparation of food menu that ensures a balanced diet along with incorporating children’s wishes too, is prepared every month and implemented. A pediatrician from Max hospital visits the centre every month to conduct health checkups for all children. Children with need of further diagnoses are referred to Max hospital, Patparganj for detailed checkups.

Personal hygiene remains at the core of our program and to ensure this, the time for bathing and cleaning has been especially put in the centre’s schedule for years. Children are encouraged to use the bathroom and toilet available for them every morning. Regular health sessions also ensure the education for children on important health related issues. Due to these efforts there has been an improved level of hygiene and health in almost all of our regular children.

Regular creative sessions to bring out the creativity of children to serve as a medium for free expressions, along with theatre workshops and educational sessions on the topics relevant to their ages have been a regular part of children’s schedule.

The year was off to a good start in April 2014. Four team members from Medecins Sans Frontiers (MSF) came to the centre and spoke with our older children to help them better understand the issues of sexual and gender based violence in the community. The aim was to get the children to determine the needs of the community for future planning. Later on in June, 36 children from IILM Institute visited Aangan in association with Pravah. Children from both sides gained from this experience, as they got to interact with new faces while take part in fun activities. On the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr in July, children were provided with new clothesand enjoyed the festival with special food and sweets. On Independence Day, 26 of our children visited Daryaganj Police Station to attend a a special function held

by the Delhi Police. They participated in drawing competing and were gifted with school bags and stationary.

Children of Aangan celebrated Diwali with great enthusiasm. They had sweets and burst fire crackers. They also made Sewiyain and offered namaz. They visited Indraprasth Park for kite making and flying. In November, a theatre workshop was organized and skit was prepared with 5-7 of the children depicting discrimination against girls. Computer classes are organized every week for the children.

In early March, four children from Aangan participated in a workshop at the Rashtrapati Bhawan. The idea of the workshop was to encourage children to not only address their problems but to try and resolve them in an appropriate way, individually and collectively, as well. The workshop was titled Children Creativity and Company- Creation Camp: INNOVATIONS by Children for Children and the Family.

Regular supporters like Ms. Mohini Daljeet Singh, Max India Foundation, events and workshops by Pravah with IILM students, Butterflies through Delhi Child Rights Club, Indian Institute of Public Health – Delhi; kept our children engaged and in the process of enjoying and learning throughout the year.

Children’s Exposure and LearningThrough participation in inter NGO events and

workshops

This year, our children from all three centres participated in many inter NGO events and workshops. Various performances by our children in corporate events also contributed in enhancing our children’s confidence and polishing their talent. A brief list of such events is as follow:

Jamghat children had participated in the Sports Day event organized by Concern India Foundation on the 14th February.

Jamghat organized an Inter- Sports Meet “Kheloge Toh Jeetoge 2015”. The aim of the sports meet was to engage children from the grass root level NGO’s. The purpose of the meet was to develop a spirit of competition and sportsmanship among the children. NGO’s such as Karamarg, Sky Society Kids and You, Child Scape, Jyoti Homes, Butterflies, Udayan Care, Salam Balaak Trust, The Kutumb Foundation, Global Family participated in the event to make it a success. The event was held in St. Columbus School and sponsored by MAX India Foundation, IPartner and LexisNexis.

Hyerhan Choi, Jina and Hyun Mi from Korea organized a ten day long creative workshop with the children of Aanchal and Aman home. The aim of the workshop was to have a cultural exchange between Korea and India. The workshop included Art and Design education & Empathy program.

• Pooja (15*), Firoz (15*) and Naushad (17*) participated in a participatory video process on issues with regards to urban infrastructure and living conditions and what children aspire for: an effort by Praxis, an institute for participatory research

On 16th and 17th May, Annual event “Celebrating Childhood” took place in Sri Ram Auditorium. 80 Children took part in it, out of which 40 of them participated in a play performance, dance performance, and a fancy dress show. Around 700 friends and supporters gathered on the two days to cheer on our children.

Sports Day was organized on 14th June in which 57 children from all three centers participated and showed their spirit for playing.

On 18th July, Apurva attended a workshop on ‘Relevant Sections of POCSO Act and Rules, 2012’ organized by Department of Women & Child Development.

Muskan (9*) drew on the theme of ‘world of children’ in a drawing competition by HUDCO, and received a prize of three thousand rupees and certificate of appreciation by Mr. Venkaiah Naidu, the Minister of Urban Development of India.

1st, 13th & 25th August – three street play performances for Max India Foundation’s awareness campaign on Dengue, by Jamghat’s children and volunteers.

On 27th August, a parents meeting was organized in Aangan, where parents of 22 school going children to share about their children’s progress

29th August – A theatre workshop with students of child counseling in the National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development (NIPCCD) by Mr. Amit

On 9th September, Anita and Samuel attended an awareness camp on POCSO Act organized by NIPCCD.

22nd September to 1st October – A ten days theatre workshop by Mr. Amit and Irfan, for CARE India, with adolescent girls from KGBV and Kishori Samooh.

Anita, Hemant and Hashim attended a two day workshop on ‘sports for development’ organized by Butterflies on 30th September & 1st October.

We had lots of visitors come to Jamghat in the end of the 2014 year- 25 UNESCO visitors who brought the kids to Zamali Kamali, visitors from Prayas and Golden Trust NGO, and 50 students from Sanskriti School of Delhi who brought chocolates and interacted with our children

Royal Bank of Scotland organized a Diwali Mela at their office premises and Jamghat took an active participation in it

A week long workshop was conducted by 3 Korean volunteers. They taught soap making and bracelet making to kids of Aman and Aanchal home.

On 10th January, Dr. Neena Verma conducted a day long workshop on how to enhance the skills of Jamghat.

Rashid and Ayesha attended a workshop tilted as THREAD IT, organized at Epicenter, Gurgaon

Excursions for children – Picnics and Trips! This year has been very interesting for us at Jamghat as we were able to plan on a regular basis, some interesting trips and picnics for our children. The aim has been to expose our children to the beauty in their surroundings and to teach them the joys of being in nature and learning while having fun!Along with this, quarterly birthday celebrations, special meals on festivals, children’s farewell and This has been made possible due to Chinti and Parker, a UK based group of young people, in association with iPartner, who have been helping us with finances to plan recreational activities for our children.

Jamghat’s 11th Birthday Celebration!On 31st October 2014, Jamghat completed eleven beautiful years of its journey with our children. While it was a moment of extreme pride for all members who have been there since Jamghat’s beginning, the newer staff and children also shared the same joy and happiness. The celebrations took place at Aman home of Jamghat, Lado Sarai. Children from Aanchal Home and Aman Home, along with the director, Mr. Amit Singha, as well as all the staff and care takers were a part of the celebration. The kids were very excited as they had prepared a surprise for Jamghat. They designed a huge wall hanging which depicted their journey at Jamghat from 2003 to 2014.

On 24th April, the children visited the Taj Mahal and Fatehpur Sikri. A picnic was fully sponsored for them by Chinti and Parker in association with iPartner India.

Children from both Aman and Aanchal went for home visits during the summer break in May and June

ATkarney sponsored a trip for the children to visit the museum Visit to PVR Saket 22nd -26th January- 59 of our children from all the three centers along with staff and volunteers

of Jamghat went to Udaipur for 3 days. They got to visit Kumbhalgarh, Haldi Ghati, City Palace, Dudh Talai, Gulab Bagh, Jag Mandir Palace, Fateh Sagar, Moti Magri, Bagor ki Haveli, and Lake Pichhola Jag Niwas. We would like to thank Chinti and Parker in association with iPartner for sponsoring the trip, as it would not have been made possible without their support. The children had a memorable experience.

Jamghat celebrated Sports Day on the 14th June 2014 and then again on the 9th January 2015! Various sports were played such as cricket, Frisbee, Dodge ball, relay races, and more.

On 14th February 2015, the children participated in a sports day event organized by the Concern India Foundation

Theatre, Street Plays and Night Walks:For spreading awareness and Sensitization

THEATRE:

Jamghat continues to use theatre as a tool to spread awareness on various social issues. Mr. Amit, one of the founding members of Jamghat and its director, himself is a theatre artist and conducts theatre workshops with esteemed organizations, schools, colleges and corporate house employees.This year too, a series of workshops were conducted:

In April, our boys from Aman performed a street play on the issue of cleanliness in our surroundings.

On 16th and 17th May, Annual event “Celebrating Childhood” took place in Sri Ram Auditorium. 80 Children took part in it, out of which 40 of them participated in a play performance, dance performance, and a fancy dress show. Around 700 friends and supporters gathered on the two days to cheer on our children

On 22nd May, a puppet show was organized by Max Team for our children in association with artists from the Kathputli Colony on the theme of personal hygiene.

1st, 13th & 25th August – three street play performances for Max India Foundation’s awareness campaign on Dengue, by Jamghat’s children and volunteers

Children from Aanchal and Aman gave a dance performance, at various events in the quarter – in RBS premises on 14th July, in Karnataka Sangh on 23rd August and in Siri Fort Auditorium on 4th September, and were applauded very much

IMI visits Jamghat and gives performance In November, a Theatre workshop was organized and a skit was prepared depicting discrimination

against girls. Children do a music performance at Dilli Haat after putting in lots of practice and hard work Children from Aanchal took part in a dance performance, which was highly appreciated by the

employees of RBS Children perfrmed at Select City walk

NIGHT WALKS:

Every year, Jamghat organizes walks into the life of street children around Jama Masjid and old Delhi area. Night walks combined with blanket distribution walks are done very frequently by us in winters and quarterly in summers.

Like every year, 180 blankets worth an amount almost INR 57,000 were purchased this winter and distributed with the help of Ms. Parul Sharma, an activist in Sweden and a member of Jamghat since its beginning, and were distributed among homeless in the winters. Other than these also, we distributed many blankets and warm clothes donated by people.

A night walk in the areas of Old Delhi was conducted on 29th August 2014 with a group of 25 volunteers including a team from Vidya & Child, Noida to spread awareness over the grave issue of homelessness in Delhi.

On 13th January and 9th March 2014 night walks had been organized to bring awareness among people about the difficult conditions of homeless people

Capacity Building of PersonnelRegular external and in-house capacity building opportunities were explored and utilized to enhance our staff’s capacities and skills.

All the staff members went for a two days retreat to Haridwar and Rishikesh on 26 th-27th April Max India Foundation has been helping us in reaching out to more and more children for providing

healthcare. We had pediatrician’s visit on April 9, May 22 and June 10 in three centers. During the quarter, 17 children were taken to Max hospital, Patparganj, for further checkups as referred by the pediatrician

On 28th May, children from homes were taken to Baba Gangnath Sports Complex for swimming session which was a great relief in the humid weather!

Eid was celebrated in the home with great excitement in July. Children visited their homes and were also provided with new clothes. Schools reopened in July after summer vacations

A quiz preparation workshop by Gyan Express, a corporate, in association with Concern India Foundation started in August. It helped children to gain awareness about general knowledge and current affairs. They conducted workshop on every Saturday. There was a 10 min meditation session before the quiz and a quiz was conducted in Aanchal home in which children from all the homes participated. There was a lunch program from Gyan Express on the day of Quiz.

18th to 20th September – Mr. Amit and Apurva attended a three days conference on ‘Value of Play’ in Mumbai, organised by Tata Institute of Social Sciences, with International Play Association (IPA) and took a session on use of theatre for promoting play in young children in community.

22nd September to 1st October – A ten days theatre workshop by Mr. Amit and Irfan, for CARE India, with adolescent girls from KGBV and Kishori Samooh

Jamghat started a new initiative of Yoga classes for its children. On 12 th of October 2014, their first class was conducted by Mr. Anil Piplani. It is a two hour session in which children of both the homes take part. The sessions are conducted once a week.

In October, everyone began to get ready for Diwali by buying new clothes and accessories and making decorations to put all around Jamghat. On the day of the festival, the children celebrated together by conducting a puja ceremony, bursting many fire crackers, eating a ton of yummy food, and having lots of laughs. It was a great day full of many memories.

In December, the children celebrated Christmas. They were very excited for this festival. The girls of Aanchal went over to the Aman home and all of the children celebrated together by playing games, decorating the tree, and having a huge, delicious dinner together (as well as an equally huge cake!)

On 26th December, a farewell was organized for Apoorva Singh, Senior Manager. Her efforts and accomplishments were recognized on this day. She worked here at Jamghat for about 3 years and will be missed by everyone, especially the children

NIPSID has been conducting life skill sessions for the children for their overall growth and development

Mr. Amit Sinha had participated in a Round Table conference organized by IMI. The topic of discussion was Issues related to Volunteering with NGO’s in NGO

Mr. Amit Sinha was invited to attend a 3 day theatre workshop organized by PRADAN in Narharpur, where he had to give theatre training to women members of SHG’s ( Self-Help groups).

Ray McFayden had organized a cricket match with the children o Aman and Aanchal Home

Ms. Suneepa Sangtani and volunteers from Royal Bank of Scotland celebrated Holi on the 2nd March at Aanchal home. Children from both the homes had a splendid time celebrating the festival of colours.

Ekjut – A vocational training cum income generating unitEkjut is an eco-friendly vocational training & income generating programme initiated by Jamghat in 2010. It produces wallets, purses, folders, Conference case, toiletry bags, grocery bags, laundry bag, news paper bag, shoes bag, hair dryer bag, messenger bags and many more.Key aims that this unit tries to achieve are – providing quality and free vocational training opportunities to the interested adolescents from vulnerable backgrounds, so that they can see it as a viable career option and; to contribute financially in Jamghat’s programmes for vulnerable children.Since April 2013, Chinti and Parker, in association with iPartner, have been supporting this unit. It has been a huge support from them, as this has really enabled us to expand the unit and reach out to more masses.

Some key orders accomplished by this unit during the year are: A stall was put up in International Management Institute on the 12th February. The wrist bands

had been made by the children of Jamghat. A Stall was put up at HSBC premises in Gurgaon . Diya’s were sold that was made by jamghat

children’s. A Stall was put up at luminous in Gurgaon. Jamghat set up a sales stall of the products made under Project Ekjut. It was an extremely

successful stall with a total of 104400 lakhs in sales.o The stall was put up in Nature Bazaar organized by Dastakar near Chattarpur Metro

Station

Some of the products that Ekjut produces can be viewed at the following link on facebook (credits: Mr. Sushmit Ghosh and Ms. Rintu Thomas):https://www.facebook.com/jamghat.homes/media_set?set=a.330626760401679.1073741837.100003630737317&type=3

Team JamghatMr. Amit Kumar Sinha – Director

Ms.– Sr. Manager

Ms. Neelam Singh – Programme Head – Education

Ms. Anita Mahato – Coordinator, Aanchal

Ms. Nirmala Devi – Caretaker cum cook, Aanchal

Ms. Tara – Caretaker cum cook, Aanchal

Ms. Nilofer Nahid – Coordinator, Aman

Mr. Nagendra Prasad – Caretaker cum cook, Aman

Mr. Lal Mann – Caretaker cum cook, Aman

Mr. Samuel Lal – Coordinator, Aangan

Mr. Irfan Khan – Jr. Coordinator, Aangan

Mr. Dinesh Kewat (Raju) – Caretaker cum cook, Aangan

Mr. Hashim Ansari – Programme Support Executive

Mr. Sonu – Driver

Mr. Rajesh Kumar Haldar – Master trainer cum tailor, Ekjut

Ms. Shalini Singh – Part time tutor, Aman

Ms. Shivali dhondiyal – Part time tutor, Aanchal

Mr. Satyam – Part time tutor, Aangan

Accountant from B. N. Misra and Co. (CA Mr. Ravinder Singh)

Mr. Rajan (Caretaker cum cook, Aman), Ms. Anju (Caretaker cum cook, Aanchal), Ms. Sharonee Dasgupta (Coordinator, Aman), Mr. Rajendra (Caretaker cum cook, Aman), Ms. Meena Rawat (Programme Executive), and Ms. Seema Tewathia (Part time tutor, Aanchal) also were a part of the team for brief intervals during the year.

Our Volunteers

Written by Volunteers: Victoria Paterno (USA) and Virginia Reinicke (Germany)

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Anu Arora Julia Carlson

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AleLaraJasmineElizabethCharlesOlgaKathrinaQiqi ChenElisabetia GuardoFarhanaKarunaPrachi SharmaBen McMohanAlisha BindalAnkitSheenaSimran ChauhanChhayaRupalHeather Mehra (Director, ICN)

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