World Day Against Child Labour 2012

SCEAD Foundation India students were a part of World Against Child Labor Day in Bangalore, India
Date :12 June 2012

Venue : Bangalore Kanteerva indoor Stadium

Protest March from : Freedom Park Bangalore to Kanteerva indoor Stadium

Inauguration by Chief Minister and Labour Minister of Karnataka, India

Government Kannada & Tamil School Model Primary School,

Project Name - Adopt a School (15th February 2011 onward) Government Kannada & Tamil School Model Primary School , Cleveland Town Robertson Road (Frazer town) Bangalore INDIA Accede to start up volunteering the school with hands of magic - Providing computers/funding for computer training of students. - Strengthening of Library. - Adoption of slums near the school. - Hand holding handicapped students to lead a normal life. - Training Students on the art (Dance, Music & Singing) - Physical training (Rugby, Football…..) - Providing play materials - ...

In collaboration with the student council of St. Joseph's College of Commerce working on the Peace project.

In collaboration with the student council of St. Joseph's College of Commerce working on the Peace project.The Peace project is a program dedicated to Hiroshima-Nagasaki day on 9th of August to remember the tragic effect of nuclear weapon. It’s a speech of peace all over the world provided by our volunteers and dignitaries. Also we will be organizing a signature campaign on this day in which the students will be signing in support of this campaign.

Karla Rancic, a volunteer from Croatia

June/July 2013 Even though only one week has passed since I arrived in Bangalore, I can tell that my experience in SCEAD Foundation is and will be incredible. Everything in SCEAD is about children. Accordingly, all of my activities are focused on children and their progress and prosperity. It is a great pleasure to work with children and young boys and girls and impart my knowledge and skills to them. I teach them Ballet, History, Geography, English and Public Speaking. Their huge interest and happy faces compensate all the culture shocks I have had in India. In the next few weeks, I will also work in orphanages through the Foundation, and I am really looking forward to that experience. I hope that this experience will help me love better, for love is the most important thing in our lives. As Mother Teresa said - "It is not how much we do, it is how much love we put in that action". Not only am I a teacher to these children, they are also teachers to me. They taugh...

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