I’ve been in Bhopal for a month now but I’ve been so consumed by my work at Orya Basti school and on medicinal plants (and blogging!) that I never really had time to visit the Chingari […]
Who said the Bhopal tragedies were over? Read More »
Our first Chingari Rehabilitation Centre (left) building was given to us by the Sambhavana Trust, after it moved to their own new clinic building nearby. Of the 60 children registered with us at that time in
Chingari children and staff settle into new premises Read More »
Six children from the Chingari Children’s Rehabilitation Centre (in the yellow t-shirts) not only participated but won medals in three events in a state level sports meeting for persons with disability in Bhopal organised by Ministry
Chingari children triumph in state level sports Read More »
On Monday I went to the new Chingari Trust building. They moved into this so much bigger space over the weekend. As you know I did visit the old site when I first arrived and met
The new Chingari Children’s Rehabilitation Centre Read More »
The following report is from Dichha, a class XI Nepali student, one of a group of students fr0m the Mahindra United World College of India (this is one of 14 world colleges built with funds from
I learnt about the cruelty done by the factory to humanity Read More »
I arrived in Bhopal a week ago now, on Thursday, and just settled myself in. I got my room ready and met up with Maude who took me into New Market where I could purchase a
Goats in t-shirts, everyone saying ‘hi’, yes! I am in India Read More »
As we run well into January time seems to be passing by alarmingly quickly. The unusually cold weather in Bhopal has definitely meant things are a little quieter round here at the moment. India is seeing
It’s winter in Bhopal too! Read More »
From: Lorraine’s blogspot – she’ll be posting regular updates from now on, covering everything from the development of Sambhavna’s satellite clinics and health camps in the communities to reports on the water situation and how the
Scrubbing a little harder – Lorraine’s New Year at Sambhavna Read More »
From the Hindustan Times online Twenty-six years after the Bhopal gas tragedy, children of the victims continue to suffer from problems like mental retardation, cerebral palsy and multiple disabilities. Seven-year-old Khushi was born with multiple disabilities
Bhopal gas tragedy: 26 years later, victims still suffering Read More »
