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COVID-19 TRISHUL NGO SCHOLARSHIP

COVID-19 TRISHUL NGO, SCHOLARSHIP FOR SLUM CHILDREN,  SUPPORT INITIATIVE

Children are dropping out of schools because they are not able to afford the cost of education under the current COVID-19 Pandemic lockdown and economic crises.

The whole society is going through a tough phase during this COVID-19 pandemic specially people from low income group and irregular income group backgrounds. TRISHUL NGO SCHOLARSHIP is to support deserving Children of (Daily Wage Works, Maids, Drivers, Sweepers, Small Vegetables, Dabbawalas, Porters, Shop vendors and other similar trades) in continuing their education and empowering them to become financially independent, and responsible citizens.

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Shruti scored 85% is SSC March 2020 exam. Looking for scholorship sponsor

THE CAMPAIGN

Today, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to an unprecedented time in history that requires all of humanity to do its best in order to overcome the crisis we face. This devastating global pandemic has affected us all in some way or the other but for those without a regular fixed income it is even more life-threatening.  Children, Women, Elders in the family of Daily Wage Workers; staying in small homes in congested slums are among the most vulnerable and they are particularly at risk during this time.

Trishul has been transforming slum Children and Women into valuable members of society since 1996. We now want to ensure that the children and women involved in our empowerment and education programs, whether at our centre or with their families have access to food and education during these trying times. Your donation to this fund will help the people who are hit the hardest, our daily wage earners. One donation of Rs.5,500/-  is the equivalent to funding one semester (6 months) of education for a child. 

We are targeting Rs. 5500 x 2 semesters x 50 children = Rs.5,50,000/-

Internet banking details for donation:

For NEFT (Internet Banking) Transfers.

Beneficiary Name: TRISHUL
Bank Name: IDBI Bank
Branch: Fort Branch
A/C No. : 003100100019651
IFSC Code: IBKL0452MCB
Account Type: Savings Account.

Philanthropists who are interested in sponsoring 4 semesters of Junior college students or 6 semesters of a degree college student can also do so, this will be a great help for these deserving candidates. 

Trishul (NGO) is organising a fundraising campaign to support their cause.

Donate as much as you can and bring a smile to their face. All donors will receive 80G Receipts.

Help these children get scholorships...

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Shruti-SSC Results

Congratulations Shruti Vyas (Daughter of Chanda Vyas and Santosh Vyas), Student of Trishul (NGO) has scored 85% in SSC. A great achievement for a student coming from a humble background. We also congratulate her parents; our faculty; volunteers and many others who have supported her in different ways.

We are trying to help her with higher studies. We wish her all the best for her career.

Women Empowerment and Gender Studies

What are the 3 motivations giving to the women empowerment?

The essential factors for empowerment are self-confidence, exposure and independence. Man and women are one of the major components of society. Since the formation of the society, there has been discrimination on how society looks on both the genders. It is through the lens of the society that we build our conceptions.

What are the objectives behind women empowerment?

Fostering decision-making and collective action. Enabling women to make informed choices. Ensuring women's participation in all walks of life. Providing information, knowledge, skills for self-employment.

What are the important types of women empowerment?

·        Empowerment. ability to do something about your needs wants, opinions, beliefs, and feelings.

·        Economic Empowerment. how people work to create wealth.

·        Political Empowerment. all the things we do to organize ourselves and to make decisions.

·        Cultural Empowerment. ...

·        Societal Empowerment. ...

·        National Empowerment.

Ways in which gender training can contribute to women's empowerment and development

The researcher concluded that unless women are empowered and gender equality is achieved so that women can play their role in economic, social, political, and environmental areas, the country will not achieve sustainable development with the recognition of only men's participation in all these areas.

Empowerment of women is a necessity for the very development of society, since it enhances both the quality and the number of human resources available for development. ... Women's empowerment and achieving gender equality is essential for our society to ensure the sustainable development of the country.