Children

A child collective gave Revathi an opportunity to participate in diverse activities. She learnt about different child rights and how they were being or are violated.

“While I was provided with all material comforts I did miss the love and support.”

iBeeHive is a device that allows the beekeeper to remotely monitor the health of bees and kill pests that infest the hive.

Lakshmi Karunakaran, with the volunteers, has been conducting reading sessions with the children of about 200 families living in a slum.

Ravi started collecting broken bricks, gravel and stones from areas in the vicinity and filling potholes with them.

To share the joy of reading with children in an adopted government school, SAI International School students created a library and reading space.

No, your parents do not wait to hear you say “I love you”. The right words are “How are you?”

Mentoring children from underprivileged communities to help them explore the world – one small dream at a time.

Students from JUSCO school South Park, Jamshedpur came up with an idea to make a Science Park so that students could learn science concepts through a play-way method!

One of the best ways of ensuring the preservation of India’s heritage is involving the youth in understanding and recognising its worth. A unique Museum Walk in New Delhi did just that for 55 girls from the Salaam Baalak Trust.