Color Of Hope

Color Of Hope

Bringing Joy and Education to Underprivileged Children

Ramdhanu – The Colour of Hope is a project that aims to bring hope and joy to underprivileged children living on the streets.

The project was founded during the pandemic when many of these children lost all hope and were struggling to even arrange two square meals a day. Mitrobinda Ghosh, the founder, started by giving them colors and papers to create rainbows out of the darkness and pain, and thus Ramdhanu – The Colour of Hope was born.

The project began with just four children, but soon grew to include 24 street children and three volunteers who are still an important part of the organization. The project provides access to education, healthcare, nutrition, and basic hygiene for these children, and aims to break the cycle of poverty by empowering the community through sustainable programs. The project also works to raise awareness about the needs of underprivileged children and advocate for their rights. Ramdhanu – The Colour of Hope is more than just a project, it’s a beacon of hope for those who have been left behind by society.

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Our Instructors

At Color of Hope, we have had the opportunity to organize multiple one-day workshops with various instructors, but we are fortunate to have three dedicated teachers who take regular classes for our children. Sneha and Namita, two compassionate undergraduate students, conduct classes for three girls who are preparing for their board exams, even though they have to do so on the footpath due to lack of shelter. Meanwhile, Sumana Ma'am, our music instructor, takes weekly classes and is passionate about teaching our children. We are grateful for their commitment and contribution to the education and growth of our children.

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Sneha

Sneha is an under graduate student of Sociology , tutoring students for board exams

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Special Children at Ramdhanu’s Colour of Hope Project: Embracing Inclusivity and Equality

At Ramdhanu Social Welfare Society, we believe in practicing what we preach. Our commitment to inclusiveness and equality is reflected in our support of children like Paridhi and Prabhas, who both face unique challenges.

Paridhi, who has Down syndrome, was unfortunately rejected by mainstream schools despite her mother’s efforts to enroll her. However, she has found a welcoming and supportive community in Ramdhanu. Paridhi actively participates in all of our projects, classes, and workshops, showcasing her intelligence and lovable nature.

Meanwhile, we have been caring for Prabhas since the beginning of our journey. Prabhas is a street child who is autistic and unable to communicate, talk, or walk. We provide him with medical assistance and nutritious food, ensuring that he receives the care and support he needs. Prabhas’s mother, Sonali, who works as a house help, is also involved in our “Wellbeing Of Women” project.

At Ramdhanu, we firmly believe that all children deserve love, care, and the opportunity to thrive. Through our Color Of Hope project, we are committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment for all children, regardless of their abilities.

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Chuti Didir Pathshala: Empowering Young Minds

At Ramdhanu, we believe that every child deserves access to education, regardless of their background or socioeconomic status. That’s why we’re proud to have our youngest member, Abherii, leading the way with her special project, Chuti Didir Pathshala.

Chuti, also known as Abherii, has been actively involved in our projects and recently started teaching street children during the pandemic. Her passion for education and empowering young minds led her to start Chuti Didir Pathshala, where she provides education and care to small children who cannot afford preschool.

We believe that every child deserves a chance to learn and grow, and Chuti Didir Pathshala is just one way we’re working to make that a reality. Through this project, we hope to inspire and empower young minds to reach their full potential and pave the way for a brighter future.