H.O.P.E. is today's beautiful plant and tomorrow's fruitful tree.

Envisaging a just and human society is the vision of H.O.P.E. Families make the building blocks of society and in the family the woman plays a pivotal role. In its endeavor to make a dent in the transformation of society its thrust is to empower women which we are doing in the areas of education, enabling, facilitating and intervening.

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Hope reaches out - 2021

Reach the unreached ….H.O.P.E. gives hope to the construction site workersHOPE NGO, working in Pune, always seeks to bring a ray of hope to the people who are on the peripheries. The construction workers toil hard to make a leaving. The Second wave of Pandemic hit every one equally. These workers, most of them, having no documents, cannot register themselves for any government aid and are often go unnoticed or recognized.

H.O.P.E. Flashlights in 2015

SOME EXAMPLES OF OUR ACTIVITIES  IN 2015

- 25 January, Scholastics from De Nobili College invited 100 children for a Children’s Melawa. What children loved best, was the location: The gathering took place in the middle of the woods. Quite an adventure!
 

Medical Camp for construction workers

A construction site is not exactly the typical venue for  Serva Seva Sang. The NGO normally works for street children and HIV affected women and children. Yet here the eight social workers were, in the heart of Brahma Sun City, one of Vadgaon Sheri’s largest construction sites, speaking to some 40 men and women in security helmets, stout shoes and working clothes. What was going on?

Not a typical tea break – on today’s menu is health instead of tea

Celebrate with H.O.P.E. -'Joy of Giving Week'

 Dear All,                                                                                                                                                              The Joy of giving week is a “Festival of Giving”.  It’s a time of sharing, helping, giving and celebrating the act of reaching out to the needy. A helping hand can change the world.

HOPE Founder's Day.... Sr. Noelline Pinto

In memoriam of its founder, Sr. Noelline Pinto, H.O.P.E. celebrated its first “Founder’s Day” on 14 August, 2015 – Sr. Noelline’s birthday. About 150 guests followed the invitation  and came to H.O.P.E. Centre to spend an afternoon of celebration and  commemoration.

Inter-religious prayer

“Safe Motherhood day”

On 11th of July 2015 H.O.P.E organized a talk and interaction with Mothers of day care center.         This talk was given by Sr. Sheila who is a nurse. She enlighten the Mother’s on ‘Mother care and safe Motherhood.’ These women are construction workers who are migrated and uneducated. After listening to their struggles and stories sister’s Sheila’s heart was filled with compassion and she promised to conduct health camp for them and will donate some medicine to them.

Cooking Training

H.O.P.E organized two cooking training programs for the local women.On 15th of July 2015 at VadgaonSheri Goanthan  15 women from the near by locality attended the training. They were taught 3 Chinese recipes from 4 pm to 6 pm by Mrs. Nancy Fernandez.Second training was conducted on 22nd July 2015 at Manic Nagar, Yerwada Slums for which 22 women participated. They were taught two non-veg recipes- Briyani and chicken tandoori.

11th July 2015 visit of Tata consultancy Services to H.O.P.E

Tata Consultancy Services visited Children of the H.O.P.E with their volunteers. They distributed school kit consisted of school bag, books and pencil box for 100 children. They also donated provisions like poha, rice, oil, groundnuts and indoor games for the children of day care center. The volunteers from the company conducted some games and entertainment program for the children. Thanks to Tata Consultancy Services.

Children with school Bags
Some activity and Fun
Some activity and Fun

Domestic Worker's Melawa

5th July 2015 H.O.P.E conducted Domestic workers Melawa at the center. The Melawa started with the lunch which brought the women together with joy and that followed the input session and information on how to form women’s federation by the social worker’s. There were 60 women present for the Melava.

“A joy that’s shared is a joy made double.”

On 27th June 2015 the visit of UPS Logistics Private Limited brought joy on the faces of our 100 sponsored children by distributing the writing pads and the volunteers of the UPS spent the day full of fun with games and activities with the children.            H.O.P.E is very grateful to the donors for their act of generosity. 

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