Thursday, 24 August 2017

There Is Life , When There Is HOPE # WATB #


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By all means Pandora closed the jar before " Hope " could fly out . The story of Pandora, who was  the first women on Earth according to  Greek mythology was given a box which contained all the evils of this world . The moment she opened the box all the evils sneaked out but only "Hope "  was left inside as she quickly shuts the lid .... thereby becoming a sustenance for the livings souls who eagerly wait  for the good things to happen in life .
                    Yes, spreading hope and happiness in the lives of many is the work of this foundation which is located in Kolkata , which is also kn
of  "Hope  Kolkata Foundation" .
                     This foundation is located in Kolkata , also  known  as the  "City of 
Joy ". This foundation works for the protection and development of children on the street , ensures their 
all round development and also engages in several other works for those
who lives on the streets and in the slums . 


To know more about this foundation click on the link given below :


Hope Kolkata Foundation: Home




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I hope with "Hope "  to give hope to millions !!!



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21 comments:

  1. Hilary Melton-Butcher25 August 2017 at 00:08

    Hi Sinchita - what a wonderful organisation to have in Kolkata helping children with all things as they grow into adults and can hopefully be released from the slums to lead better lives. The Foundation I'm sure brings lots of hope to these children - thank you so much for highlighting them and yes, Pandora's box can be opened to give them hope - cheers Hilary

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  2. Mary J Melange25 August 2017 at 07:16

    Oh my goodness, 250,000 homeless children in Calcutta? That's very sad news, so it is fortunate and a blessing to those children that the Hope Kolkata Foundation exists. I don't believe that any child should be without a home, food to eat and medical care. It appears that HKF feels the same. Thank you for sharing the good news of this organization and for participating in #WATWB.

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    1. Sinchita Majumder28 August 2017 at 20:26

      Thanks Mary for such encouraging words . Pray to God that along with us , this foundation spread more goodness among children to help them grow into better individuals .

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  3. Lynda Dietz25 August 2017 at 10:22

    I love that they focus on education as well as the other things. Helping them break the cycle is key.

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  4. Unknown25 August 2017 at 13:13

    Thank you Sinchita for telling us about this wonderful organization. This Foundation certainly must bring hope to these children. This and the other blogs does give some hope to the world. Thank you for participating in #WATWB

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  5. Deborah Weber25 August 2017 at 14:06

    Kudos to the Hope Kolkata Foundation, and all those that watch over our most vulnerable populations. Hope is such a precious thing. Thanks for sharing this story.

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  6. Unknown26 August 2017 at 01:29

    An organisation like Hope deserves all the support it can get. To break the cycle of illiteracy and poverty is so crucial for a people to achieve a bright future. Thanks for sharing this, and for your support to WATWB.

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    1. Sinchita Majumder28 August 2017 at 21:49

      Thanks Damayanti for your wonderful comments . Truly hope that this foundation can gather more support through this blog as well as other sources which would eradicate the negative forces of life and help these children blossom into better human beings .

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  7. Michelle Wallace26 August 2017 at 06:34

    It's shocking to read that, in the 21st century, there are over 250,000 children who are forced to exist on the streets of Kolkata (Calcutta)... and since this is a global problem, there are still the millions of other homeless children in other parts of the world. Really sad.

    Thank goodness for organisations such as the Hope Kolkata Foundation, which sheds much-needed light into the darkness that plagues so many children.
    Thank you for sharing this story, Sinchita.

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  8. Emily in Ecuador26 August 2017 at 18:17

    What a huge number of children in only one city living on the streets! How sad and what an overwhelming number who need help. I am glad that the Hope Kolkata Foundation is there to help as many as they can.

    Thank you, Sinchita, for sharing this story. Wow.

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  9. Lynn Hallbrooks2 September 2017 at 12:41

    My hope is that someone will see this wonderful blog post and take the time to invest in these children's future in whatever way they see fit. Thanks for sharing and for being a part of #WATWB

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  10. simonfalk2810 September 2017 at 04:40

    So Chita, in my country of Australia, we had Child Protection Sunday today. So, to read your post was so timely. I hope this "Hope Kolkata Foundation" continues to be supported. Thanks for sharing Simon’s Still Stanza #WATWB

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    1. simonfalk2810 September 2017 at 04:42

      Sorry, Sinchita. Auto correct changed your name in my previous comment. My apologies.

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    2. Sinchita Majumder26 September 2017 at 00:17

      Thank you so much Simon for your feedback!!

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