We have received our latest update on Pajika from Supei at the Nomi Network. As you read through you will realise that Pajika has already made huge advancements in her English skills and we are very proud of her. “Hi, I Presently reside at east bording canal road patna and studying
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In 2012 our founder, Renee, met this incredible young lady, Ipsita, in a shelter home in Kolkata. She valued her education and even in the darkest of times she made sure she studied and went to school, and then on to further study.
SBS World News Radio: India’s government is planning to unveil the country’s first comprehensive law on human trafficking by the end of the year.
The Guardian has published an article focussing on Indian women in the workforce.
“Paid work offers more opportunities for women’s agency, mobility and empowerment, and it usually leads to greater social recognition of the work that women do, whether paid or unpaid.”
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The three girls whom we have sponsored to undertake an English course at the British Council for Language have succesfully completed their first semester and have all achieved outstanding results. We couldn’t be more happy for them and are very proud that they have realised this learning opportunity.
Supei, from the Nomi Network, who we closely collaborate with in our work and who support our sponsor girls on the ground in India, has written a progress report for us based on her latest meetings with Pajika.
We have received our latest update from Pajika! She was encouraged to write this report in her own words. Additionally we also have a summary report coming up from Supei who works for the Nomi Network and has been meeting up with Pajika.