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• On The Spot Painting Compettion
  Our children participated in the painting Compettition organized by Rotary Club(South West Delhi) on the 30th of January, 2011 at ARSD College grounds, New Delhi. It was a fun outing on a sunny winter morning with Rotary Club playing gracious hosts to our children. The bus ride to and from the venue was equally memorable.
  
  9/18/2011  by Admin  Comments: 0
• 26th January, 2011 - Republic Day Celebrations at NEEV
  On January 26, 2011, Our Children performed at the Republic Day Celebrations organized by the Resident's Welfare Association, Sector A Pocket C, Vasant Kunj, New DelhiThere was a lot of excitement in the air as they were showcasing something that they had worked very hard for since the past one month. The performances were appreciated all who attended.
  
  9/18/2011  by Admin  Comments: 0
• Warm Clothing for 20 kids arrive from A Ray of Hope
  25th January 2011 20 sets of warm clothing (pullovers and track pants) arrive from A Ray of Hope, bringing a lot of cheer and warmth on a cold January morning.....
  
  9/18/2011  by Admin  Comments: 0
• NEEV Student wins the first prize in International Art Contest
  Our NEEV student, 16 year old Furkaan Pathan, wins the first prize at the art contest organized by The Mahatma Gandhi International Foundation, Montreal in September, 2010. A proud moment for us! Fur kaan is artistically inclined and has a keen interest in computer based designing. He aspires to go to "College" and further his studies after school. We wish him all the best...
  
  9/18/2011  by Admin  Comments: 0
• Capacity Building Programme held from 10th - 13th November, 2010 in District Rajouri, J&K
  DEEP Foundation has been assigned District Rajouri of Jammu & Kashmir State. We are also a member of the State Level Sanctioning and Monitoring Comittee. In the first phase of implementation of the project, we have identified and trained 60 beneficiaries from 7 blocks, in two training programmes. We have reached out to about 55 villages from far flung areas so far.   The beneficiaries were identified, screened and divided into two batches for the training programme - One at Kalakot B...
  
  9/17/2011  by Admin  Comments: 0
• DEEP reaches out to the victims of the Leh Flash Floods
  Leh Flash Flood temporary relief collected and handed over to the NGO, Ritinjali. The last consignment has left on September 15, 2010.DEEP Foundation takes this opportunity to thank all those who came forward over the last month. A special thank you to Arti, Bhawna and the InnerWheel, Vasant Kunj Chapter.
  
  9/17/2011  by Admin  Comments: 0
• DEEP Foundation to initiate a new project in Hindwara, Jammu & Kashmir
  DEEP Foundation ignites a new dream   On the 9th of June, 2010 DEEP Foundation adressed a forum consisting of the youth and a few responsible elders of village Langate, Hindwara in Jammu & Kashmir.   In the absence of employment opportunities, frustration had set in amongst the youth, even though some of them were educated. We spoke to them about opportunities and self reliance in agriculture sector by forming self help groups and land banks. The village has shown a lot of interest and have agre...
  
  7/9/2010  by Admin  Comments: 0
• First Mobile School launched on 15th of June, 2010 at Liddervat, distt Anantnag, Jammu & Kashmir
  First Mobile School launched on 15th of June, 2010. Liddervat, Tehsil Pahalgam, distt Anantnag, Jammu & Kashmir Deep Foundation launched their first mobile school at the beautiful valley of Liddervat. We are grateful to David Tyler Trust, UK and A Ray of Hope - UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace for supporting us at every step and helping us make this possible. http://www.unesco.8m.com/BKI/myalbum.html Liddervat is like a base camp. This is where a huge community of the nomadic she...
  
  7/3/2010  by Admin  Comments: 0
• Mobile School "Building" at Tarsar Lake, Kashmir in June
  As a part of our Education Initiative, we are supporting Mohammed Bashir's school at Tarsar Lake, near Pulwama, in Kashmir. In winter, the school shall shift to Treyat,Rajouri. Bashir, 30, has continued his family tradition of raising livestock - a tradition that goes back four generations. Mohammed Bashir belongs to the Bakkarwal(shepherd) community of Jammu & Kashmir. They are almost entirely nomadic, spending approximately six months each on the plain and mountain pastures. Every year, around...
  
  5/22/2010  by Admin  Comments: 0
• Project NEEV takes wing on 16th March, 2010.
  NEEV - DEEP Foundation's education initiative for the underpriviliged children, is not about conventional education. Some of our students may be attending conventional Government run schools. NEEV is like a second school where the children come in for 2 hours in the evening to learn life skills and get support on their functional literacy skills, while also having a lot of fun. We at DEEP aspire to make these two hours the ones that they look forward to the most, every single day. The first clas...
  
  3/17/2010  by Admin  Comments: 1