Archive for the ‘From Sambhavna’ Category
May 9 2013 by Jade in Brighton
Photographer Francesca Moore visited Sambhavna from December 2012 and January 2013 to photograph flora & fauna in the medicinal herb gardens. Thank you for the beautiful photographs Francesca!
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Mar 27 2013 by Jade in Brighton
Thousands of people suffered agonising deaths in 1984 when Union Carbide released a cloud of toxic gas in Bhopal, India. Another 15,000 died afterwards, victims of the toxic cloud of methyl-isocyanate gas …
Tags: 1984 Union Carbide gas tragedy, A garden grows in Bhopal, abandoned factory Bhopal, bhopal, Bhopal Gas Disaster, Bhopal hope, Bhopal Survivors, Bill Ravanesi, DOW Chemical, healing gardens around the world, Healthcare Without Harm, medicinal herb gardens India, methyl-isocyanate gas MIC, natural healthcare, Sambhavna Bhopal, Sambhavna possibility, Sambhavna Trust Bhopal, Sambhavna Trust Clinic, Satinath 'Sathyu' Sarangi, union carbide, Union Carbide factory
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Mar 14 2013 by Jade in Brighton
Volunteering at Sambhavna, a blog by Thorston Gilmore The idea of going out to Bhopal as a volunteer has been in my mind for some time. It arose when a woman who …
Tags: 1984 Union Carbide gas tradgey, Allopathic medicines, Ayurvedic medicines, bhopal, Bhopal Gas Disaster, bhopal medical appeal, Bhopal Survivors, Bhopal Water Contamination, Herbal medicinal gardens India, india, Ingrid Eckerman, Sambhavna Bhopal, Sambhavna Trust Bhopal, Sambhavna Trust Clinic, Swedish Volunteer in India, volunteer Bhopal, volunteer blog Bhopal, Volunteer India, Volunteer placement central india
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Mar 12 2013 by Jade in Brighton
Turn Around project for the Arts (TAP) visited Bhopal back in December 2011 as part of a pilot programme and the team enjoyed it so much that they plan to return to …
Tags: 1984 Union Carbide gas tragedy, arts projects Bhopal, arts projects India, bhopal, Bhopal Gas Disaster, Bhopal India, Bhopal Medical Appeal Sambhavna Clinic, Brock University, Canada, Chingari Rehabilitation Centre. Chingari Bhopal, Chingari Trust, cultural exchange India, Sambhavna Bhopal, Sambhavna Trust, Turn Around project for the Arts
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Dec 11 2012 by Jade in Brighton
Avril Avril Meyler, a retired holistic practitioner from the UK, is currently volunteering at Sambhavna and Chingari in Bhopal. She is using her skills to massage the children with disabilities at Chingari. Avril …
Tags: 1984 Union Carbide gas tragedy, Avril Meyler, bhopal, Bhopal Gas Disaster, Chingari Bhopal, Chingari Trust Rehabilitation Centre, holistic therapy, Sambhavna Clinic Bhopal, Volunteer India, Volunteer projects India, Volunteering central India, volunteering opportunities India
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Jul 10 2012 by Jade in Brighton
Self shot documentary about the ongoing Bhopal Chemical Disaster in India. Focusing on the Sambhavna Clinic. Filmed in 2010. By Joseph Malone
Tags: Abandoned Factory, bhopal, Bhopal Chermical Disaster, Bhopal Gas Disaster, Bhopal Gas Tradegy, bhopal medical appeal, Chingari Trust, Dow, Joseph Malone, methylisocyanate, MIC, sambhavna, Sambhavna Clinic, Sathyu Sarangi, Solar Evaporation Ponds, union carbide
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Nov 29 2011 by Web Editor
Clapping and cheering, shouts of ‘more’, ‘more’, not your average work meeting…brother and sister, Madhav and Santosh, drummer and singer (research fieldworkers at the clinic) delight the rest of the staff assembled …
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