By Deepak sharma | CEO
Dear Friends
A Many Greeting from RSKS India
25th April 2015, the day which brought destruction to the citizens of Nepal, a country of mountains. The exterminator earthquake destroyed Nepal completely. The natural calamity victimized almost 11000 people all of a sudden. The earthquake, with a magnitude of 7.8 became thousands of children to orphans and thousands of women to widow by snatching their life partners. The catastrophe of the earthquake made lakhs of people unsheltered and the trail of devastation was everywhere which can't be possible to express in words. After the calamity, there was a trouble of availability of basic needs as food, clothes, shelter etc. There was a danger of spreading pestilence.
Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan took the responsibility to help the earthquake victims for the sake of humanity and mankind. The organisation got complete support of Global Giving Foundation and the donors in this noble work. In the environment which shivers down the spines, our volunteers did survey of the earthquake victim regions and organised relief camps. The attacks of earthquake were continuous every now and then but the volunteers of the organisation did not give up in spite of having hard times and continuously provided relief to the earthquake victims. All of the hard work had became possible due to the inspiration of the donors.
Under the project, "Relief to Nepal Earthquake Victims", Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan has yet organized relief camps in Jeevanpur and Baees Kila, the remote villages of Dadhing and Bhaktpur nearby Kathmandu and distributed Ration (wheat, Rice, pounded paddy, biscuits), woolen clothes, blankets, mosquito nets, solar lights to 197 earthquake victim families. Similarly, education material (pen, pencil, book set, color set, note book, geometry box and others), biscuits were distributed to 85 children. This little worthwhile effort by the organization, been highly praised by the Nepali community.The organisation has been successful to Great extent in providing relief to the earthquake victims.
Dear Supporters, Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan, with your help, has attempted so precisely for the Relief of the Nepal earthquake victims Constantly since previous year but the organisation is not able to continue the project at present Time because it is more important to Rehabilitate and Re-establishment of the victims as compared to the relief. Since Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan is an organisation of grass-root level having its headquarter at Ajmer in Rajasthan state in India. Therefore, the organisation is not able to be engaged completely in Nepal relief. Hence we are willing to elucidate that the organisation if going to give up the Nepal Relief Project.
You will be happy to know that Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan has been successfully contributing for the sensitive issues such as women empowerment, child development, environment conservation, livelihood development, campaign against women violence. If you are willing to give your precious contribution in the noble works performed by the organisation, then you may donate for the projects which have been directed and implemented by the organisation at present. Go to the link to donate and to get information about the project are being run by the organisation.
Stop Violence Against women's in India
Empowering Poor women with sustainable livelihood
Education for Every Child in India
Save the innocent Sparrow Birds
Adopt a Tree; Protect Environment & Earth
On behalf of the beneficiaries, RSKS India would like to thank you for your generous donation to help them.
Many thanks again for your support!
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By Deepak sharma | CEO
By Deepak sharma | CEO
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