Sewa Projects Project DetailscloseProject Category: International Development Education is the primary tool to uplift the underprivileged section and integrate with the mainstream. Education will also determine their prosperity, success and security in life. For the tribal community education is more important because that will help them to know their rights and preserve their heritage in their way.Cyclone Fani Eastern Coast of India“ Joining hands with Sewa International in Rescue and Relief operationsmore...Relief and Rehabilitation Work to Help Camp Fire Victims“ Joining hands with Gridley Chamber of Commerce, to support re-build the communitymore...Project DetailscloseProject Category: Disaster Relief and Rehab According to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, the Camp Fire which started on November 8, 2018 killed at least 88 people and destroyed 15,000 structures, including homes and businesses. Nearly 50,000 people were evacuated, and many rendered homeless.To help the survivors, Sewa International formed a task force to deal with the disaster in all three stages of disaster relief: relief, rehabilitation, and rebuilding. As a response to relief, food, shelter, clothing, gasoline, and other essentials were provided and joined hands with local volunteers to provide holiday lunch on bringing the holiday cheer in the lives of the people who had lost everything in the deadly fire. Now as part of rehabilitation support, Sewa is joining hands with Gridley Chamber of Commerce contiues to support re-establishing local community organizations and school districts. Come open your wallets and donate generously to help those in need. Kerala Floods“ Three days of torrential and relentless rains have caused unprecedented damage killing 324 people and destroying over 10,000 homes.more...Project DetailscloseProject Category: Disaster Relief and Rehab This monsoon, rains lashed the southern state of Kerala in India. Three days of torrential and relentless rains have caused unprecedented damage killing 324 people and destroying over 10,000 homes. Also called "God's own country", the state of Kerala is now facing the worst floods since 1972, bringing 10 of its 14 districts under water. Over 60,000 people are lodged in various relief camps across the 14 districts.Karnataka Floods“ South-west monsoon wrecks havoc in six districts of Karnataka, India.Several districts of coastal and Malnad regions of the state have been facing the brunt of incessant rains in the last few days.more...Project DetailscloseProject Category: Disaster Relief and Rehab South-west monsoon wrecks havoc in six districts of Karnataka, India. Several districts of coastal and Malnad regions of the state -- Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Chikkmagaluru, Kodagu, parts of Hassan and Uttara Kannada, have been facing the brunt of incessant rains in the last few days.Army and Navy are carrying out rescue and relief operations on war-footing. Over 1,700 people have been relocated to 29 relief camps. About 60 members of the national and state disaster relief forces and 45 members of the civil defence joined the rescue and relief operations with bats and equipment. About 60 Dogra Regiment soldiers and 12 expert naval divers rescued 673 marooned people in Kodagu. Six people have died in landslides and heavy rains in Kodagu district. Sponsor a Child“ Sponsor a child project serves children of low-income families through donating fees, uniforms, books, career guidance, and counseling.more...Project Detailsclose
Sponsor a Child program is founded on a holistic philosophy to span education,
health, physical and cultural development
of the child. Since 2009, we have been providing education for children in grades
4-10
from underprivileged families in India. Beneficiaries are from low-income families
with
parents who are maid-servants, day laborers, janitors, taxi drivers, and roadside
vendors.
The project that started in Bangalore (Karnataka), and, Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh),
is
currently operating in tribal areas of Chamarajanagar, and, Uttara Kannada (in
Karnataka),
and also in Salem, Tamil Nadu. Since inception, we have served more than 3,400
children.
Bhutanese Empowerment“ Sewa International has taken up a nationwide project to help these Bhutanese families.more...Project Detailsclose
Since 2008, refugees from Bhutan were provided asylum by the US Government and
settled in various parts of the US. Beyond
learning to make a living in the US, Bhutanese now numbering nearly 80,000 have to
adjust
to the cold weather, uprooting of traditional familial and societal structures,
cultural
isolation, etiquettes, language, children’s education, family issues (marriage,
birth,
death, conflict resolution, etc.), women’s health, and an insurmountable aspect for
the
poor in the US - transportation. Sewa International has been working to settle the
refugees
down from California to New York, from Chicago to Houston and has reached 48,000
refugees
through its service.
Though many of the refugees are educated and can speak English, many of them have remained unemployed. And because agency support and government aid are not available to them for an extended period of time, the assistance of Sewa International is quickly becoming a lifeline for many of these families. Current programs of Sewa to empower the Bhutanese immigrants include education and tuition services, leadership programs for the youth, women empowerment, job assistance and emergency distress assistance. Days of Volunteering“ Each Sewa Chapter conducts multiple Days of Volunteering to encourage community members participation to 'Aid local Communities' - a mission of Sewa.more...International Development“ International development projects are conducted by Sewa International jointly with its sister organizations worldwide.more...Project DetailscloseProject Category: Development International development projects are conducted by Sewa International jointly with its sister organizations worldwide. With the Sewa, the movement is in 20 countries the projects abroad are closely monitored for quality, relevance, and efficacy. International development covers a gamut of projects that Sewa has been involved in. Projects we undertake are multi-year and focus on education, child and tribal welfare, youth and women empowerment, vocational training, rural development, and the environment.A number of projects are in India due to the strong connection of Sewa with the Asian-Indian community both in Donors and Volunteers. |
Suparna's Campaign for Girls' Education Donation Goal: $2,510 Donation Collected:$2,512
Suparna |
Kaavya SAN DIEGO 2019 Sewa Fundriser Donation Goal: $15,000 Donation Collected: $2,370
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