Provide computers for high-risk children in India

by ASSET India Foundation
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India
Provide computers for high-risk children in India

Project Report | Oct 30, 2017
India visit report

By Ray Umashankar | Executive Director

With sujata In Bangalore, October 17, 201
With sujata In Bangalore, October 17, 201

Nobel Laureate Kailash Satyarthi (ASSET India Foundation partner) had organized the largest march called. Bharat Yatra

(https://bharatyatra.online)

all across India to increase awareness about the plight of trafficked children and sexual violence against them.

On the evening of Wednesday October 11, Guinnes Book of World records issued a certificate to the Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation for organizing the largest child xafeguarding lesson at the DAV Centenary Public School in Jaipur, Rajasthan.

I participated in the march in Jaipur on October 12th along with 300 rescued children.

The closing ceremony of the march was held at the official residence of the President of India on Monday October 16th.

Manisha, trafficked at 10 and rescued by Sunitha Krishnan of Prajwala (ASSET India partner) was seated next to President of India Mr. Ram Nath Kovind and Nobel Laureate Kailash Satyarthi. Manisha shared her terrible story of sexual violence and her commitment to help others trafficking victims. President Kovind thanked Mr. kailash Satyarthi on behalf of the entire country.

Bharat Yatra facts:


35 Days, 11,000 km, 800,000 marchers


Number of pledges: 1,400,000


Print media outreach: 530,000,000


Online imprints:1,000,000,000

ASSET India Foundation had funded the construction of a metal roof over a large class room at a shelter for sex trafficking survivors

in Bangalore, India. Sujata daughter of a sex worker is a mentor and math teacher at this shelter. Sujata completed her engineering degree with full support from ASSET India Foundation.

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ASSET India Foundation

Location: San Diego, CA - USA
Website:
Ray Umashankar
Project Leader:
Ray Umashankar
Director
San Diego , CA United States

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