Quarterly Evaluation Program for AFS BMZ and IJFD NH14 batch

Quarterly Evaluation Program for AFS BMZ and IJFD NH14 batch

Quarterly evaluation was conducted for AFS BMZ and IJFD NH14 batch at FSL-India youth training centre, Kundapur which was held between 19th-21st November. In total 37 volunteers participated in this event facilitated by 10 Fsl-India long term volunteer coordinators. Overall objective of QTE is to ensure volunteers understanding about their project, host family system and the intercultural acceptance through evaluation and to help participants settle on their future actions.

Keep Lalbagh Clean

Keep Lalbagh Clean

The “Keep Lalbagh Clean” Initiative is a public project handled by the Youth Development Programme of FSL, that aims at Promoting Environmental sustainability and raising public awareness for the botanical gardens of Lalbagh. The project is aimed at all those who visit it during key events like the flower show during Independence Day or Republic Day.

Celebration of Christmas and new year in tent school

Celebration of Christmas and new year in tent school

Normally tent children will not get a chance to celebrate Christmas and new year, for that FSL-India’s tent school team planned to celebrate, on 25th of December – 2014. We Celebrated Christmas in tent school by making Christmas trees and distributed sweets to the children. On 1st of January 2015 we also celebrated new year in tent school and on the that day 2 Spain Christmas Solidarity Program volunteers Mrs. Carmon & Ms. Andrea visited our Tent school at Yedthadi….

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Eco-club initiation

Eco-club initiation

The  30 students and one special task. This motto headed the Eco-club session on  22 and 23 December 2014 at Anjuman school Kundapur. This time the students were requested to become engineers creating their dream house,  beach or town in a sustainable way.

Indian participation to move the world globally : 14th Happy Move Camp Orientation to Indian Participants

Indian participation to move the world globally : 14th Happy Move Camp Orientation to Indian Participants

FSL India Chennai Facility conducted Orientation for Indian Volunteers on 7th January 2015 in Hyundai Motors India, Irungattukottai, Tamil Nadu. There were 30 Students (15 male and 15 Females) were participated in the orientation from four different colleges such as DG Vaishnav arts college, University of Madras, Madras School of Social Work and Madras Christian College.

VYA Taiwan partner Mr. Klaus’s visit To Kundapura.  

VYA Taiwan partner Mr. Klaus’s visit To Kundapura.  

Mr. Klaus visited Kundapur FSL-India Training center on 17 th and 18 th December 2014. On 17 th he visited to Gangolli  hatchery site and also observed mural painting done by HBP and work camp volunteers. On 18 th morning he visited SAP-K area and got information about agriculture project after observing vermin compost tank, kitchen garden, watershed components etc. After that Mr.Jeevan explained him about Eco friendly training center and also about HBP projects. After that Along with JD…

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EYE OPENER TO MENSTRUAL HYGIENE

EYE OPENER TO MENSTRUAL HYGIENE

On 17th of December, the awareness program on Menstrual Hygiene was conducted in Sindhi colleges, Chennai. It was organised by the Sindhi College Students who are doing their Internship in FSL India Chennai Facility. The LTV volunteer Ms. Hannah with the assistance of Staff of Chennai Facility facilitated the session.  There were 170 girls participated in the  program.  The program generally focussed on general information about Menstruation, personal hygiene guidelines during Menstruation, some cultural myths related to the Menstruation, effects…

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Experience of Milena

Experience of Milena

Volunteer: Milena Xochil Dehn                                          Country: Germany Organization: Experiment Germany                                  Duration: September 2014 to May  2015 Project: Chethana Special School,  Karkala,  Udupi  Dist. I was born on 30/08/2014 in India. Well, actually I came to India by plane that day – but as there are…

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