Societal Transformation through Empowerment

Welcome to HOPE!

We are commited to promote societal change and a harmonious living throught the all-round empowerment of socially and economically underprivileged families.

HOPE's areas of impact are Educate, Enable, and Intervene. Our activities in these areas include the education and enablement of women, the all-round development of children, legal aid and crisis intervention.

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News Letter - Springs of Hope

Submitted by sr_flory on Mon, 04/22/2013 - 21:29

_________________________________ Human Organization for Pioneering in Education Registered No. MAH/724, F 1990 Springs of HOPE Activities Report November 2012 – March 2013 Dear friends and well wishers of H.O.P.E, We are happy to contact you once again with the latest news November focussed our vision on the forthcoming children’s day, as we gradually moved into the International Season of Peace and goodwill – Christmas.

International Women's Day Celebration 2013

Submitted by sr_edith on Fri, 03/08/2013 - 15:00

Internationl Women's day celebrated on Saturday March 2013 at Vadgaon Sheri

 along with five other local NGO's. Programme for the day includes Rallies coming in, for a celebration together. The actual programme consists of Inaugural address, street play , panel discussion on " Let us live fearlessly" in keeping with the current theme of the recent Delhi rape case .There will be dances, Kawali. The programme will conclude with the distribution of tokens  and snacks.

H.O.P.E. Day Coming Up on February 23rd

Submitted by ariane on Fri, 02/15/2013 - 14:01

H.O.P.E. looks forward with great enthusiasm to celebrate H.O.P.E. Day on 23rd February 2013 from 3.30 - 6 pm in the local parish hall (Parish of Christ the King), Vadgaon Sheri, Pune.

Highlights of the day will include:

  • a cultural program by varied activities of H.O.P.E.: Educate, Enable, Facilitate and Intervene.

About Us

It all began under a tree. Because there were no money and resources, the idea of what later would become HOPE started in a tin shed under a tree where late Sr. Noelline gathered women with the intention to impart knowledge and learn from each other. As she asked the women about their interests they said that they would like to learn something by which they could earn their own money and bring up their families in life. The heart piece of HOPE's work was born.

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