by webgo-admin | Feb 11, 2026 | India, Outreach, Skill Development
When we opened our Keshwa Child Welfare Center in India in January 2020, we had big plans: We wanted to give girls and women the opportunity to complete a vocational training and thus shape their own lives more independently. A few months later, the pandemic forced us...
by webgo-admin | Feb 27, 2025 | India, Keshwa Child Welfare Center, Outreach
Hundreds of families live in small villages in Robertsganj, Sonbhadra within a radius of up to 5 kilometers from our Keshwa Child Welfare Center, which are often widely scattered. Over the last few years, we have managed to contact 300 families and build a close...
by webgo-admin | Mar 1, 2024 | ChildLine, Disability Welfare, Inclusion School, India, Keshwa Child Welfare Center, Outreach, Skill Development, Women Empowerment
In November/December 2023, the two board members Karlheinz Neumann and Herbert Kanschat (as always, all travel costs were covered privately) visited the project locations Varanasi and Robertsganj in Uttar Pradesh and Samastipur in Bihar. The aim of the trip was to...
by webgo-admin | Mar 24, 2022 | ChildLine, India, Keshwa Child Welfare Center, Outreach
Im Frühjahr 2022 konnten erfreulicherweise zwei regierungsgeförderte Programme gestartet werden. Im Februar das „KCWC Open Shelter Home Programm“ in unserem Center in Robertsganj in Sonbhadra und im März/April 2022 das „Shelter Home Rail.Childline Cant“ in Varanasi....
by webgo-admin | Oct 19, 2021 | ChildLine, Inclusion School, India, Keshwa Child Welfare Center, Outreach, Skill Development
In the middle of September, the time had come that we started a new attempt with our inclusion school. After the kick-off in March, we had to interrupt again after four weeks due to Corona. We are now hoping for a smoother process. However, we face major challenges....
by webgo-admin | Jul 21, 2021 | ChildLine, Disability Welfare, Inclusion School, India, Keshwa Child Welfare Center, Outreach, Skill Development, Women Empowerment
The situation with Covid-19 in India is hardly manageable and predictable. The DELTA variant has plunged the country into a serious health and economic crisis. It will not be possible to determine how many people became seriously ill or died from the pandemic. But the...
