by priya dharshinir | Jun 9, 2018 | HoPe For The Elderly, Hope Goa, HoPE Learning Centers, latest posts | 0 Comments
“My name is Dhiya. I am studying 8th grade in Nachiyar Koil. Mr. Jayasankar and Mrs. Amutha are my parents and they are day workers. I have joined the [HoPE Learning} Center and improved my activities and studies. The teachers in the Center are affectionate and... Read More ›
by priya dharshinir | May 25, 2018 | HoPe For The Elderly, Hope Goa, HoPE Learning Centers, latest posts, Million Meals Of HoPE | 0 Comments
“Intelligence and skill can only function at the peak of their capacity when the body is healthy and strong.” — John F. Kennedy Physical fitness is an important aspect of healthy development in growing children. In addition to academic and vocational studies,... Read More ›
by priya dharshinir | May 18, 2018 | HoPe For The Elderly, Hope Goa, HoPE Learning Centers, latest posts, Million Meals Of HoPE | 0 Comments
The Elderly are especially hard hit by the effects of impoverished communities. When even strong young adults must work long hours to scrape by, there is often no one left able to help disabled or invalid elders. It would be challenging to alleviate suffering among... Read More ›
by priya dharshinir | May 10, 2018 | HoPe For The Elderly, Hope Goa, HoPE Learning Centers, latest posts, Phonemic Intelligence | 0 Comments
Tripura Foundation is honored to announce that its statement on poverty and the role Phonemic Intelligence has and continues to play in eradicating poverty was accepted by the United Nations 56th Commission on Social Development (CSocD56). The statement... Read More ›
by priya dharshinir | May 9, 2018 | HoPe For The Elderly, Hope Goa, HoPE Learning Centers, Million Meals Of HoPE | 0 Comments
Rajesh is a 7th-grade student. Even though he came from a financially disadvantaged background and struggled with severe shyness, after one year at a HoPE Learning Center, he has become a star student with excellent grades. With encouragement and instruction from his... Read More ›
by priya dharshinir | May 3, 2018 | HoPe For The Elderly, Hope Goa, HoPE Learning Centers, latest posts, Our People | 0 Comments
“And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.” – Anais Nin At HoPE Learning Centers, children from difficult backgrounds and circumstances are enabled to step up into the light and... Read More ›
by priya dharshinir | Apr 24, 2018 | HoPe For The Elderly, Hope Goa, HoPE Learning Centers, latest posts, Million Meals Of HoPE | 0 Comments
Abinaya is a 7th grade student from Pachapalayam, a village in the Coimbatore District of Tamil Nadu. She attends a HoPE Learning Center with her brother and four sisters. While many kids her age would rather play in the streets, Abinaya likes going to school and... Read More ›
by priya dharshinir | Mar 31, 2018 | HoPe For The Elderly, Hope Goa, HoPE Learning Centers, latest posts | 0 Comments
Self portraits reveal many inner truths about individuals, even ones who are very young. Sasikala is a student of HoPE Learning Center in Mullikarumbur, India. She is a very serious young person, who often keeps silent in class. She shared a drawing depicting... Read More ›
by priya dharshinir | Mar 23, 2018 | HoPe For The Elderly, HoPE Learning Centers, latest posts, Million Meals Of HoPE, Our People, picture posts | 0 Comments
Surya is in the 7th grade and attends a HoPE Learning Center in her village of Pudhunagar. She has long been interested in sports and games and won many prizes in athletic competition, but, until recently, she was not interested in academic studies. Like many... Read More ›
by priya dharshinir | Mar 21, 2018 | HoPe For The Elderly, Hope Goa, HoPE Learning Centers, latest posts, Million Meals Of HoPE, Phonemic Intelligence, picture posts | 0 Comments
The Hope Goa Project Phonemic Intelligence Approved in Goan Government Schools BREAKING NEWS Dr. Pillai’s Phonemic Intelligence (PI) school program was just approved for delivery to 21,192 students in 757 Goan government schools during the 2018/2019 school year thanks... Read More ›
