Marlow, Buckinghamshire Dec 2, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - The (Dayalbagh) Radhasoami Satsang Association of Europe Property Holding CIO (“DRSAE(CIO)”) a charity registered in England & Wales headquarters at Stokenchurch, England is working in collaboration with an NGO “SPHEEHA” striving for sustainable management of life ecosystems of all communities.
SPHEEHA a registered Society for Preservation of Healthy Environment and Ecology and Heritage of Agra, a Non-Governmental Organisation, working not only pan-India but indeed in pan-Democratic Countries e.g. Europe & Australasia for the Preservation of Healthy Environment and Ecology and Heritage (way-beyond Agra) has been conducting various activities for the upliftment of local communities, particularly in the tribal heartland of Central India (in the State of Madhya Pradesh) in close collaboration with Radhasoami Satsang Sabha, Dayalbagh, Agra 282005, India, a religious and charitable society under Societies Registration Act (XXI of 1860) of India, owner and managing Rajaborari Estate a cluster of 10 tribal villages, with a spirit of service to mankind, as Charitable (Incorporated) Organisation, not only within Sovereign Republic of India but also in England & Wales (Singapore Declaration 1971) with the intent to amalgamate the tribals with the mainstream population.
SPHEEHA is Conducting a 10-day camp in partnership with D.E.I. (Deemed University) and Rajaborari Estate to deliver a series of welfare programs like Medical Camps, Educational workshops in the state of the art technology including training in drone technology, Self-defence for girls, Job placement assistance for the youth, Monitoring of the Air & water quality levels and tree plantations, A team of Allopathic, Homeopathic and Ayurvedic practitioners are providing free consultations and medicines. Experts and volunteers from various fields have been sent on the ground and hundreds of tribal residents are benefitting from this ongoing camp.
Participation in sports is the vehicle for upward social mobility for minorities. To this effect, a volleyball tournament “Sahyog, Sanghatan, Safalta Cup” between 36 teams from various tribal villages of the area has been successfully conducted during the camp. Approximately, 1200 students have participated in these ongoing sports activities and self-defense training for girls and young students to improve their confidence, build perseverance and improve their physical and mental fitness.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. M A Pathan, President of SPHEEHA said, "The greatest service one can render to humanity is to serve the people for their upliftment and development. This camp has been organised to further our goal of sustainable management of life support ecosystems to protect and preserve the physical environment for the cultural, emotional, and spiritual well-being of all communities and it is in line with the Government of India’s vision of development. We want our communities to be self-sufficient in every respect and SPHEEHA is actively supporting and sponsoring various socio-economic and employment opportunities at Rajaborari thereby helping sustain the unique ‘Rural Economic Zone’ it has evolved into.”
SPHEEHA’s mission is to engage society in the preservation of our environment, ecology, and heritage. Through a systems approach, SPHEEHA aims to raise eco-consciousness about a sustainable way of life and to raise awareness about the importance of our tangible and intangible heritage assets. Learn more at https://spheeha.org/about/
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