SCEAD Foundation India

We went in without knowing what to expect as students from the organisation but in the end as we left we definetly felt we had an enriching experience. It was most definitely a humbling experience walking through the slums that were situated near the organisation and interacting with the children and adults alike. t he children that don't attend the school named Patel's school were gathered around us and we taught them songs and games. Upon asking them why they didn't go to school most of them told us they weren't interested and so we then spent the day teaching them what they would learn at school like rhymes and the parents also looked over us so they too would learn how useful it is to send a child to school and thus persuade the children to attend school. Overall it was a thrilling and educational experience and we thank the organisation for sending us for this visit. Divya Denny   January 27th 2018 T

"Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without."  - Buddha  peace signature  campaign  JAN 2018   

SCEAD Foundation joined hands with IPYG from south KOREA   PEACE SIGNATURE campaign in BANGALORE INIDA   On 14th of March, 2016,  the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War(DPCW)  which prohibits all kinds of armed-conflict was  proclaimed . It is made by HWPL international law peace committee who are international law experts around the world and it consists of 10 articles and 38 clauses​. It  contains all goals of UN SDGs. IPYG is a youth driven organization which is a part of HWPL(Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light) affiliated with UN DPI(UN department).   Working internationally, IPYG cooperates with  805  affiliates from 110 countries  for world peace and the end of war. Youths who are the direct victims in the war should protect themselves not to be sacrificed anymore.

 SCEAD Volunteers campaign on girl child education October 2017 IN CHRIST UNIVERSITY

Our experience at the Scead Foundation has been eye-opening. While most of us did have experience with volunteer work, venturing into slums and actually talking to the people who lived there wasn't something that any of us had done. At first, the idea of approaching strangers and talking to them about something as personal as why they choose to not send their children to school was a task that we found quite daunting. But on actually interacting with the people in the slums we realized that they were nothing but eager to share their story with us. There was an ease with which they spoke about their lives that we did not expect to find and we found ourselves listening to the rapt with attention to them. I think it's also safe to say that we did go into the volunteer work with biases about how we may have to convince children about why education is important. But upon interacting with them we found that most of them were, in fact, enthusiastic about going to school and would li...

JOINS US AS A VOLUNTEER IN  Back to School Campaigns are not just with Backpacks and School Supplies but to empower  the children in need with tools and enrich the education experience.The children that benefit from these campaigns are those who hail from underprivileged families where the parents are daily wage laborers and the children are at a risk of dropping out of schools due to poverty and ending up in child labor activities including house maid, begging on the streets and there by exposed to several other social evils ,  PROJECT LEAD :9066586650 KUMADA,  contact@sceadfoundation.org , project partner: Christ University, st Jospeh, Mount carmel, jnc,

My  Interview with Daniel  Siju Thomas Daniel , Founder, SCEAD Foundation  Daniel has been an inspiration to the many volunteers who have been lucky enough to work under him. Tarshish Kurien with Daniel  He has been a visionary from the beginning. The roots of social work began to grow from the early age of 17 when he and his fellow college mates took turns to work with a government school named Banjara Palya on the outskirts of Bangalore, often bunking classes. They drew up a schedule: with a fixed timetable of who would bunk when in order to seamlessly visit the school and teach the underprivileged children and reinforce the importance of education. In a country such as India which has remained firmly behind other developed nations in spite of a huge wealth of natural resources and opportunities to innovate, Daniel’s SCEAD is paving the way for other such NGOs to continue their work and realise the dream of full literacy. India lags behin...