Thursday, December 25, 2008

Ripa Teron, Class-III, age-10

Her name is RIPA TERON, class-III, age-10
Village Nutun Garbhanga.
She need school uniform, books, exercise books, pen, pencils, erasers, pencil box, tooth brush, tooth paste, colour pencils, drawing books, nail cutter, sliper, shoes, socks, warm clothes to cover cool.

Parijat Academy need friends to support her.

Village of Nutun Garbhanga

This is the village of Nutun Garbhanga.
Others thatch houses are situated towards North.
The school is towards west. There is good play field. The atmoshphere is nice. Once the childen learn the things properly , things will change though children education.

Hope & Change

She is in class-I, her parents donot like to send to school.But she want to study. Before starting the centre under the initiative of Parijat Academy. She was roaming here and there. This year she cmae to the centre and join in Class-I. now learning to read and write. Prakash Subba is a teacher appointed by Parijat Academy to take care the centre. Today Prakash is trying hard to bring change in this village. Prakask is young youth, he is staying at Nutun Garbhanga village and want to do some thing for the village children.
At present Parijat Academy is supporting him Rs 1000/- per month that is not enough for him.

Parijat Academy need more friends to support this centre and to Prakash.
Sure your helping hand will bring change in this village.

Notun Garbhanga Centre: an initiative of Parijat Academy




Nutun Garbhanga Centre

children education programme.

It is an intiative of Parijat Academy.Parijat Academy begin this progrrame from this year. Parijat Academy want to do somethings for this village children.

Parijat Academy need more friends to support this village centre.

* Need two football cost Rs 500/- per football ( 2x500=1000/-)

you can support Rs 25/-, Rs 50/- , Rs 100/- as you wish

* Need A B C books for 50 children for this centre.

* Need writing materials like pencils, slate, erasers, exercise books etc for 50 children of this centre( Rule books, four line books, square books for maths, colour pencil for the school)

* need old clothes for these children.
* Need teacher table and chair
* need two black board
* need one water filter
* need other play materials like ludo, carrom board, ring, volleyball
* Need two good medium size carpet to sit on the floor, while studing in the class.
Your helping hand will bring lot of change in this village children.
If you interested please contact Parijat Academy. email: parijatacademy03@yahoo.com
mobile: 91-9864041711
Visit to this centre and share your experience with them, teach them, make encourage , play with them, do something for them.
HOPE AND CHANGE



Monday, December 22, 2008

Computer education


Children learning computer. This is beginning for the children. Things are very new for them. Keyboard is vety smooth for them. After touching keyboad they feel something new.

Pranay Das, teacher and programme incharge of Parijat Academy helping the children step by step learning.


Certificate of  Registartion of Societies ACT XXI of 1860. Registration No. KAM/240/A-3/ 532

Visitor Remarks


Dr S. S. Baghel
Former Vice Chancellor, Assam Agriculture University, Jorhat, Assam, India. He visited Parijat on 21 December 2008.
The institute is rendering a very useful service in spreading the education among tribal children with very limited resources. I wish the school all success.

Advocacy for the Parijat Academy


Dear Uttam,
We are looking forward to our trip to Guwahati, and to meet you and the children! I feel fortunate that we will be there when school is in session.

I have good news. In the last two weeks I put out a call for donations to the school to friends and family. So far we have raised about 17,000 rupees from our community here in Northern California, which should be enough to sponsor at least eight children for the year, and also help with some other needed items. I know it's not a lot compared to the need you have, but we hope it is a good start. We will send you the names and addresses of the sponsors when we have a complete list so that they can be matched with the children at your discretion... they're looking forward to learning about the children they're sponsoring, and hope to be able to communicate with the kids through letters and photos or email. If you would like to prepare letters and photos from the children who will be sponsored, then I will be happy to take them and deliver them for you to save on postage. The number I gave you above is firm - I have the funds secured and ready to be delivered to the school - so that is the absolute minimum we will be donating to the school at this point.

I am hoping to raise more funds before we leave if I can. I'm also trying to impress upon the donors that their ongoing donations in the coming years will help their sponsored child to continue their education, so that it isn't just a one-time gift but an ongoing relationship with the school. It's my sincere prayer that this will be a sustained gift, and we will try our best to make sure that no child that we help is let down by us in the future.

One of the things that makes me so proud to be doing this advocacy for the academy is your statement that an education is every child's birthright, as well as your goal to expand this program throughout the state. Our friends and family have been concerned about whether girls are educated, etc., and I am happy to tell them that your school supports education for all disadvantaged children, regardless of gender. I think this is wonderful not only in terms of supporting girls' education, but also honoring the ancient traditions in Assam that valued women and girls.
We have so many school supplies and the like that have been donated that we are unable to bring them with us. So we will have to ship them to you when we return to the United States. I hope that will be acceptable. My brother is the vice-principle of a junior high school in Sacramento, California, and when he told his school about the Parijat Academy, his fellow teachers, students and parents decided to contribute. So they are still gathering materials, and I will make sure that gets to your school in the next couple of months.

My husband and I were visiting his family today, and one of the things we were talking about was the necessity of clean water. Does your school have clean water facilities yet? I know that is one of the things on your wishlist - a filter for clean water. If not, please let us know how much this would cost, so we can think of how to raise funds for such a project.

I am sure when we visit we will be able to get a better idea of the kinds of materials and equipment you need, and will try our best to help arrange what is needed, to the best of our ability. I do this all in service to the Divine Mother, and hope that every child in this world, regardless of gender or religion or family or background, is able to receive an education, have clean water and medical care, and have limitless opportunities for growth and success.

Thanks so much,
Sundari & Sam