Run for a Cause (SAVE GIRL CHILD)
Run for a Cause (SAVE GIRL CHILD) Bangalore, India 19th May 2013
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SCEAD Children on Earth Day 2013
SCEAD Children on Earth Day 2013 22nd April Thalavattam live @ Ulsuru Lake, Bangalore. Organized by SCEAD Foundation and AIESEC Bangalore, India
Origami Workshop held in SCEAD Orphanage
An Origami Workshop was organised at SCEAD Orphanage for students of St. Gaspher. This was the gathering place for volunteers and students of all ages and abilities! Origami is fun, creative and amazing. There are many origami models that can be folded by anyone - even if you think you have two left thumbs - and we will be exploring these in the coming months. Workshop on Sunday, 14th April 2013 10.am to 3.pm Workshop conducted by Pooja Surana (Freelance Artist) http://www.facebook.com/poojartist
Summer Camp for Underprivileged Children
SCEAD Foundation presents Summer Camp for Underprivileged Children - April and May 2012 CREATIVE SKILLS · SCULPTURE · CLAY MODELING · CALLIGRAPHY · ART AND CRAFT SPORTS AND FITNESS · CHESS · TABLe TENNIS · CARROM · YOGA PERFORMING ARTs · KEYBOARD · BALLET · DANCE · TABLA Venue: SCEAD orphanage...
Fight Cancer and HIV Campaign
FIGHT CANCER AND HIV CAMPAIGN ON 6 TH DECEMBER 2012 SCEAD FOUNDATION India organized an awareness campaign for cancer and HIV on 6 th December 2012. More than 600 students from a government school in Jayanagar, AIESEC Bangalore , Born Free ,Christ University, M.S. Ramaiah college ,BIA school and SCEAD volunteers were a part of this walk.
Annasophie's Experience
SCEAD Foundation India – Experience Report – I am A nnasophie, a Masters student from Hamburg, Germany. I worked for SCEAD Foundation India for six weeks, from August until September 2012. The first week, I was sent to Mandya to work in the Shahalaya Children’s Care Center adopted by SCEAD . It is an orphanage for HIV-positive children. In the beginning, it was quite hard due to several reasons. Of course, I know about this awful disease, but before my stay at the orphanage, I never had any contact with people who were infected by this virus. It was hard seeing these little, lovely kids and knowing that they have been critically ill since birth. In addition, the kids and Mangalamar (mother of one of the kids; she works at the orphanage) speak barely any English. So, it wasn’t easy to communicate. In the beginning, I felt helpless, because I didn’t know what to do or how to help. But then I realized that it’s not possible to solve all the problem...