Posts by Shami Prem
Giving Tuesday is underway: we still have some time left!
Our Giving Tuesday campaign will remain active until December 31st. So far, we have reached 49% of our goal. There is still a way to go, and every gesture counts.
Read MoreGift time, awareness, and future opportunities
Our Solidarity Calendar and Asha-Kiran’s Notebook are not just useful items, they are a simple and conscious way to support the social projects we carry out in India, Senegal, and Málaga.
Read MoreOptimal development in childhood
In India, many families who migrate in search of work come from backgrounds marked by economic and educational precariousness.
Read MoreSaddam Hassan
One of Asha-Kiran’s main motivations for supporting Saddam Hassan, a member of the Young Promises project, was his financial situation.
Read MoreVínculos celebrates its first anniversary in Malaga
When companionship creates community
A year ago, Vínculos began its journey in Malaga as a simple but greatly needed space
Educating is sowing the seeds of the future: the most enduring language of love
In our project in Senegal, educating is not just about imparting knowledge. Educating is about opening doors that have been closed for too long.
Read MoreSession for parents: understanding and preventing addiction
In India, as in many parts of the world, substance abuse has a profound impact on people’s lives and the fabric of communities.
Read MoreArman’s Journey: When an Opportunity Changes Someone’s Life
Arman is 12 years old and is now one of the children who contributes most to the positive atmosphere at our Day Care Center. But when he first arrived, things were very different.
Read MoreThank you, Fundación Magtel, for rewarding our work in Senegal!
Recently, Fundación Magtel acknowledged our work with Talibé children in Senegal as part of its annual social action awards.
Read MoreDivyansh, the Boy Who Learned to Trust
When Divyansh arrived at one of our Daycare Centers, he was just a year and a half. His mother, Preeti, worked long hours as a cleaning assistant and needed a safe place where her son could be cared for while she worked.
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