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The PRASAD Project Earns a 4-Star Rating from Charity Navigator
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2019 Spring Letter
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Newsletter annuelle 2018
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Ujjval Bhavishya ki Rachna (Creating A Bright Future)
Bhanu: Shrieks of laughter greeted us as we walked up the steep hill to a school in the village of Vajreshwari. There were teens playing games outside despite the steady
Umeed Kaa Vaahan (Vehicle of Hope)
Arpita and Bhanu in the Muktananda Mobile Hospital. Arpita: We arrived at the PRASAD office excited for a morning volunteering with one of their general health programs – the Shree
Kalaa Graha (House of Art)
We entered a small building decorated with a variety of drawings, housing a space for local children to come and partake in arts and crafts, providing them with resources to
Poshak Dhaaraa (Stream of Nutrients)
A sweet smell wafted toward us as we climbed up a set of wooden stairs to the PRASAD kitchen. After removing our shoes by the door we entered a small
Kalpavriksh (Wish-Fulfilling Tree) Part II
We had the incredible opportunity to learn about PRASAD’s agricultural initiatives firsthand, by spending two of our mornings with some of the programs. Learning earlier in the week about the
Kalpavriksh (Wish-Fulfilling Tree) Part I
The thunderous rain trickled to a drizzle as the PRASAD Chikitsa van rolled up to Gorad Farm, a 10-acre parcel of land PRASAD utilizes for their agricultural initiatives. The greenery
Phir Se Ek Sath (Together Once More)
Welcome! Our names are Margaret Bhanu Dembergh and Arpita Iyer, and we are excited to share with all of you our experiences doing volunteer work with PRASAD Chikitsa in the
Meethi Baathain, Meethi Yaadhain (Sweet exchanges, Sweet memories)
Spending three weeks working with the incredible PRASAD Chikitsa has been a completely eye opening and inspiring experience for me. It has been amazing to document all I learned in
Lalla Lalla Lori… Doodh ki Katori (A lullaby in India: “A Bowl of Milk”)
I had the incredible opportunity to volunteer with PRASAD’s nutrition program a few more times near the end of my stay in India. After three consecutive days of going out
