Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. Rajasthan Samagrah Kalyan Sansthan (RSKS India) organized a “Good Touch and Bad Touch” awareness program for needy children living on the streets and in slums. The primary objective of this initiative was to educate children—in a simple and accessible manner—about bodily safety, personal boundaries, and how to…
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“Steps Towards a Healthy Childhood: Initiatives for Mosquito Protection and Hygiene”
Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. The monsoon season brings greenery and renewed energy to nature, but it also brings various health-related challenges. This season demands extra caution and safety measures, especially for young children living in street, slum, and shanty areas. Waterlogging, filth, and a surge in mosquito populations can increase the…
Health protection initiative during the rainy season: Awareness for disease prevention
Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. The monsoon season brings greenery and cooler temperatures, but it also leads to a rise in the mosquito population due to waterlogging and unsanitary conditions. Families living in streets and slum areas are particularly vulnerable to mosquito-borne diseases. Keeping these circumstances in mind, the Rajasthan Samagrah Kalyan…
An Umbrella of Protection Between Raindrops: An Initiative for Children in Need
Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. The monsoon season brings a message of joy and greenery to nature, yet for children living in slums and underprivileged families, it also presents numerous challenges. Difficulties in commuting, health issues caused by getting wet, and a lack of basic amenities impact their daily lives. Keeping these…
Protecting children in winter, a message of joy.
Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. The Rajasthan Samagra Kalyan Sansthan launched a special initiative to protect children living in urban slums, streets, and shantytowns from the harsh winter cold. Under this program, warm tracksuits were distributed to the children to ensure their safety and protect them from health problems during the severe…
Spreading warmth and joy this winter
Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. The Rajasthan Samagra Kalyan Sansthan organized a program to distribute tracksuits and sweets to poor and needy children living in slum areas, on the streets, and in shantytowns. This humanitarian initiative aimed to protect the children from the cold during the winter season and bring joy into…
“Participation in education: Towards a brighter future for girls”
Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. Under the school program run by the Rajasthan Samagra Kalyan Sansthan a Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) was recently organized for the parents of the girls enrolled in the program. The main objective of this meeting was to ensure the active participation of parents in their daughters’ education, progress,…
“Daughter’s respect, society’s pride”
Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. Several newborn girls were warmly welcomed at the Pathshala program, organized under the aegis of RSKS India. This special event not only symbolized joy and enthusiasm, but also served as an important medium to convey the message to society that both sons and daughters are equal. The…
“Empowering Young Lives: A Step Toward Safe and Informed Childhoods”
Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. My Childhood, My Right: An Important Awareness Initiative for Street, Slum, and Jhuggi-Jhopdi Children Childhood is the most precious and sensitive phase of a child’s life. It is the period when children learn, observe, understand, and shape their perception of the world. However, children living in marginalized…
“From Creativity to Self-Reliance: A Unique Confluence of Girls’ Talent, Smiles, and Learning”
Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. On November 14th, Children’s Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm, excitement, and joy at the Girls’ Centre run by RSKS India. This day is special because it not only marks the birthday of India’s first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, but also celebrates the rights of children,…