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Status
Received: on time
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Income
£0.5K
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Spending
£0.0K
Public benefits
The work of the Trust vastly improves quality of life for the children by improving opportunities for education, vocational training and career opportunities. This benefits not only the children through personal development but also families and the wider community through improved access to education and skills. The schools project, main
objective is educating the children of the poor section of the community, to inculcate and infuse the feeling of unity creating social harmony and equality. Free education is imparted in the schools and special stress is given on the physical, mental intellectual and spiritual development of the students enabling them to develop their capacities and have better opportunities in the future which would not otherwise have been available By providing finance through our charitable work in Northern Ireland we see there a direct benefit to the lifestyle of the poor by improving their diet and health. Without such support, it is likely that many of the beneficiaries would remain in poverty. The funding provided by the Trust enables subsidised access to appropriate healthcare facilities and medication as and when required. It is submitted that such assistance with the costs of medical treatment radically eases suffering and improves quality of life. Apart from regular schooling, they also run many vocational courses, just to mention a few, such as tailoring, carpentry, handicraft and computer skills for the poor, to make them self-sustainable, so when they become young adults, they can provide for their families. Friends of Sewa Bharti NI, mission in Northern Ireland is to make all local and other ethnic community’s aware what Sewa Bharti, Delhi school project stands for and how we are to identify and respond to these needs. The benefits can be best demonstrated in that it is envisaged that the trustees will make periodic visits to oversee the work carried out in Delhi in order to provide a check on the financial affairs of the overseas work and to provide support and encouragement to the local community. The trustees will seek to develop effective risk management strategies in order to counter any risks encountered from working internationally. I do not believe any harm or the possibility of any harm can come from the work that we do at Friends of Sewa Bharti NI. There is absolutely no financial cost to the charity by the trustee's, they do not take any money out from the charity and whatever cost the trustee’s occur is very much their own cost. There is no private benefit, financial or otherwise to the trustee’s of the charity As we gain more exposure, hence success in NI, the children and young people under the age of 18 who attend the schools in Delhi will directly benefit and leading on from that their families would benefit along with the society at large in the vicinity of the schools. That society with time would be more informed and educated. .The area of benefit is in the vicinity of the schools and as a consequence other schools will hopefully follow suit and the good work spread to other localities in Delhi.
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
Friends of Sewa Bharti NI in Delhi has been working relentlessly through education in bringing about social harmony by promoting equality and discipline among the desolate. They are constantly working to rehabilitate the young, children of the poor and orphan children by providing schooling. Quite recently a few new classes have started for the
children of beggars. We provide free education to the poor and many vocational classes to help the poor gain new skills so that they can support themselves. The aim of Friends of Sewa Bharti NI is to achieve good relations and integration with the local community and other ethnic groups in Northern Ireland.To organise events and programmes to build relations through culture and arts, yoga and meditation and recreational projects.The selling of clothing, furniture, accessories etc, so as to raise funds for Sewa Bharti. Up to now we have raised funds through holding events and approaching businesses and hope to do all of the above as we grow
... [more] [less]The charity’s classifications
- The prevention or relief of poverty
- The advancement of education
- The advancement of health or the saving of lives
Who the charity helps
- Children (5-13 year olds)
- Overseas/developing countries
How the charity works
- Education/training
- Overseas aid/famine relief
- Relief of poverty
