Child Protection India Project #19583

Shape the future of 70 orphan children in India.

by Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra

Shape the future of 70 orphan children in India.

Project Report | Jun 16, 2016
Learning Vocational Skills during Summer Vacation

By Shweta Sinha | Program Manager

Environment Day rally

Dear Supporters and Well Wishers,

Greetings from Lord Buddha Home for Children!!

I am excited to present the progress report of past few months as they were exciting and full of activities in the LBHC Home. With every children promoted to new class from April, 2016 and the start of summer vacation children were very excited. This year children were given the opportunity to learn some vocational skills during their summer vacation besides their regular leisure time when they had ample fun.

Out of 68 children presently residing in LBHC Home, 42 came forward and enrolled themselves for one of the vocational skill trade they were interested to learn. The proposed trades were: Basic Computers, which enrolled the maximum students i,e,: 24. The other trades were Mobile Repairing- 10 students, Beautician couse- 6 girls and Sewing course- 2 girls. The course curriculum was defined and the classes were taken diligently by experienced teachers.

The students are very happy to learn their respective trades and are happy with the support. Besides, the fun element of summer vacation was maintained by regular movie shows on sundays, daily game time and exposure visit to nearby places for learning purpose.

The students also celebrated the World Environment Day on 5th June, 2016 and even conducted a rally to create awareness on plantation in the nearby areas. Elocution and Drawing competition was organised on Environment day and the winners were gifted prizes.

With so much of activities the summer vacation has come to an end and kids are back to school with some new skills in their arsenal and happily began their school.

Thanking you

With Regards

Shweta Sinha

Computer lessons

Drawing competition

Leisure time

Beautician training

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Apr 14, 2016
Beginning of a new School Session

By Shweta Sinha | Program Manager

Ganesh with his school project

Dear All,

Greetings from NBJK!!

I am hereby presenting the recent progress report from our Lord Buddha Home for Children. All the children have successfully passed their final examination and have been successfully promoted to their respective next grade. Few of the students performed exceptionally well and many have satisfactory results.

One of the students with exceptional performance is Ganesh, who has been promoted to Class VIII with 97.54% in his Class VI final exam. He is good at almost all the subjects and is also inclined towards art and craft. In his school project he prepared the London Bridge with thermocol and was well appreciated by his teachers and friends. He is very good at sports as well and loves cricket like every Indian. He is an opener batsman and desires to excel in sports.

India, being a festive country celebrates lots of festivals and the past three months were awesome. The Republic day celebration was grand and following the culture all the children were provided with jalebi (a typical sweet for the national occasion).

Holi, the festival of colours was celebrated and children loved it. They played with colours during the day-time with their LBHC family and were provided with new clothes for the evening. All the children were exited to receive new clothes.

It gives us immense pleasure to visualise the happiness in the lives of these kids, and their sound development and good academic performance allows us to believe in our dreams that we are leading in the right direction. All of this is possible with the generous support of kind donors like you who believes in our vision to fill the lives the these orphan kids with colour.

Thanking You

With Regards

Shweta Sinha

Children playing with colours

Republic Day celebration

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Jan 19, 2016
Happy Days

By Shweta Sinha | Program Manager

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