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  • Best non governmental organization in Bangalore by Samparkorg
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    Sampark's mission is to help vulnerable and poor people, especially women, to gain direct control over and improve their lives. This is achieved through educational interventions primarily aimed at increasing people's income earning ability. Best non governmental organization in Bangalore.Read More...https://sampark.org/ Empowerment in Slums and labour colonies This summer I did an internship with an NGO that was extending a helping hand to marginalized groups and was working on improving their living condition. After some research, I learned about Sampark and soon enough I landed in their office in Jakssandra. They gave me an in-depth overview of their work. After my orientation, my one and half month journey with this lovely organization began. I wanted to visit a worker's resource center and I visited the Bankshari WRC and went to Soladevanahalli labor colony. Sampark WRC team member was talking to workers about the importance of getting labor cards and how it makes them more independent and have more potential to grow. This was a great learning experience for me and probably the field visit that I enjoyed the most. Read More...https://sampark.org/
  • The Companion to the Silence Can  by jtate519
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    What happens when the law stops protecting families-and starts rewriting them? Companion to Silent Clause pulls readers deeper into the world behind the story: the hidden policies, fractured families, silenced teachers, and students caught between truth and survival. Part reflection, part survival guide, and part warning, this companion explores the emotional and political realities that inspired the novel's dystopian world. Through essays, notes, deleted scenes, and commentary, readers will uncover the fears, conflicts, and questions at the heart of Silent Clause: parental rights, identity, censorship, education, and the cost of speaking openly in a culture that demands compliance. For readers of speculative fiction, social commentary, and dark academic dystopias, this companion offers a closer look at the systems behind the silence-and the people trying to resist it
  • Roses Burning by Lizzy_Dragon_Lizard
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    Rosie can't decide what she wants to do with her life and when she figures out a dark secret about someone she's supposedly known for years, her decision doesn't get any easier.
  • The REVO by PolloLoqito
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    REVOLUTION_ An apocalyptic world_ The time is 2070_Fight against the new Government_ Liberty Navarrette, Leader of the REVO_ Tallulah Took.... Deathsign.... Agents of the REVO_ The RENEGADES, highly trained assassins ninja's and agents, Ally's of the REVO_
  • Empowerment in Slums and labour colonies by Samparkorg
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    This summer I did an internship with an NGO that was extending a helping hand to marginalized groups and was working on improving their living condition. After some research, I learned about Sampark and soon enough I landed in their office in Jakssandra. They gave me an in-depth overview of their work. After my orientation, my one and half month journey with this lovely organization began. I began working on the map and this was a challenge for me. But I found this really good tool called Google Earth and this was particularly useful and I created a map for both Sampark's creches and their WRC's. In my second field trip, I even played a game of ball with the children and had fun with them. This particular creche had a water treatment plant and clean toilets as well something I had not seen in the Doddakannelli creche. I wanted to visit a worker's resource center and I visited the Bankshari WRC and went to Soladevanahalli labor colony. Sampark WRC team member was talking to workers about the importance of getting labor cards and how it makes them more independent and have more potential to grow. This was a great learning experience for me and probably the field visit that I enjoyed the most. I learned a lot through this internship and above all it taught me how to be grateful for what we have in life and I feel this will help me grow as a person in the long run. I got such excellent mentors and everyone at the office who made me feel welcome. I am going to be back next summer and am looking forward to the challenges and field visits waiting for me! - Saumitra Singh View More...https://sampark.org/
  • Trosieme Amour by obvience
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    IMPORTANT: THIS IS THE SEQUEL TO MY BOOK AMANTE MUERE SO IT CONTAINS SPOILERS! Nicole is trying to get life back to normal after the death of her boyfriend and decides to go to Washington DC to try to fix everything. She ends up getting way more in DC than she could have ever imagined.
  • It's Only a Party For You by Faith_Hudson
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    Susan Ulaina Murphy is a preteen girl with problems. Those problems being her dead parents, an abusive brother and perverted bullies. She tries to fit in with the background, not as a wallflower but a Chameleon. After all, who else could say that they're a fourteen year sophomore and that they may or may not be a professional street fighter at night. Of course that's only as her alter-ego, a sassy, smart-mouthed, tough, tattooed, pierced, and most feared badass. Susan Ulaina Murphy becomes Summer Daniels.