St. Paul’s School in Mysore, India was founded in 1980 with the aim of offering an affordable education to students coming from poor families. The school is recognized by the government of Karnataka State and today has 800 students. A second branch has been opened in 2000 in another part of Mysore to meet the rising demand among poor students.
Appeal from Elite Educational Trust, Bangalore to sponsor 104 destitute children for year 2008 ~ 2009. {USD 62.50 or GB£ 35.00 per annum will educate a child}
2008-09-20
Bright School in Bangalore was founded in 1987 with the aim of offering an education to children from poor families and prevent that they engage in child labour. In the year 1987, it had 22 students and 2 teachers. Since then it has grown to 1,140 students and has 41 teachers. Despite the very modest annual fee of 35 GBP, many families still have difficulties to pay it. When families cannot pay, children are at risk of interrupting their education and entering the labour market at a much too early age.
Appeal from Bright High School, Bangalore, to Provide Full Scholarships for Fifty-Six Students for 2008 ~ 2009 Academic Year
2008-06-03
Bright High School in Bangalore, India, was founded in 1987 with the aim of providing an affordable education to children from poor families and prevent that they engage in child labor. It began its activities with a mere twenty-two students and two teachers in a small rented building. Due to the untiring efforts of the school management, the school grew in the past twenty-one years and now accommodates 1,140 students who are taught by forty-one teachers. All students come from poor backgrounds and many families go through great hardship to pay the moderate fee of ca 60 GBP per annum, while some cannot afford to pay at all and cannot register their children if scholarships are not available.
Cyclone Nargis, Burma Appeal
2008-05-18
On 2 May 2008, Cyclone Nargis ripped across the cost of Mayanmar (Burma), bringing misery and devastation to thousands of people, as winds of 120mph and torrentail rain battered the country.
Appeal from Bright High School, Bangalore to sponsor 25 destitute children for year 2007 ~ 2008.
2007-08-03
Bright School in Bangalore was founded in 1987 with the aim of offering an education to children from poor families and prevent that they engage in child labour. In the year 1987, it had 22 students and 2 teachers. Since then it has grown to 1,140 students and has 41 teachers. Despite the very modest annual fee of 35 GBP, many families still have difficulties to pay it. When families cannot pay, children are at risk of interrupting their education and entering the labour market at a much too early age.
Appeal from Elite Education Trust, Bangalore to sponsor 79 destitute children for year 2007 ~ 2008.
2007-07-27
Elite School in Bangalore was founded in 2000 with the aim of offering an education to children from poor families and prevent that they engage in child labour. Despite the very modest annual fee of 35 GBP, many families still have difficulties to pay it. When families cannot pay, children are at risk of interrupting their education and entering the labour market at a much too early age.
Appeal for housing very destitute families in India
2007-07-22
One of the major problems of needy families in India is housing. Rents are high and families who do not own a house frequently cannot pay the rent. Recently, a destitute Seyyed family applied to LFT’s representative in Bangalore for assistance.
Education Appeal from Al-Kalaam Trust, Rajivnagr, Mysore, India - For assisting additional 20 students
2007-07-11
St Paul’s School was founded is 2000, at Rajivnagar, Mysore. Currently there are 800 students at this school, and the subjects taught include Kannada, English, Hindi, Maths, Science and Social Studies. The institution is engaged in bringing up poor students, giving them the opportunity to obtain professional degrees, settling in both India and aboard. The appeal received by The Trust was to support additional 20 destitute students attend St Paul’s Nursery, Primary and High School. Without assistance, these children will not be able to attend school and would almost certainly end up in workshops or handicraft shops doing child labour.
Education Appeal from Al-Kalaam Trust, Rajivnagr, Mysore, India - For assisting 44 students
2007-04-02
St Paul’s School was founded is 2000, at Rajivnagar, Mysore. Currently there are 800 students at this school, and the subjects taught include Kannada, English, Hindi, Maths, Science and Social Studies. The institution is engaged in bringing up poor students, giving them the opportunity to obtain professional degrees, settling in both India and aboard.
Aged, childless widows need your assistance!
2006-10-26
In communities where the traditional partition of roles and occupations is still in place, where women are still mainly taking care of the house and men are the breadwinners, where it is unusual and sometimes frowned upon for a woman to engage in gainful employment of any kind … one can imagine how hard the lives of widowed women are. Most of them rely upon their sons for sustenance, but what happens if they are childless or their sons are unable to care for them?
Elite Educational Trust, Bangalore
2006-10-25
The value of education can never be underestimated for it tackles the root causes of poverty, opening up vast opportunities for economic improvement. The Lady Fatemah Trust has recently received an appeal from Elite School in Bangalore, for assistance with paying school fees. The school was founded in 2000, and currently has 388 children registered (218 boys, and 170 girls). There are 12 teachers, 10 classrooms and subjects taught range from English and Maths, to Environmental Studies and Science. The total cost of educating a child per annum is only £35.00. Below is a table detailing the new admissions for this academic year, 2006-2007. Please give generously and allow these children some kind of hope for their future.
Distributing ten Sewing machines to Ten Families
2006-05-30
Micro Finance – The Results How much does it cost to change the life of one family forever? It’s actually as little as £ 50.00. Why? Because that’s how much one Pedal Usha sewing machine costs. By raising the money for the purchase of 10 of these sewing machines The Lady Fatemah (a.s.) Charitable Trust has enabled 10 poor and deserving families to become self sufficient and able to earn their own livelihoods as desired.
Appeal for Houses in India for Momins
2005-01-11
The Lady Fâtemah Charitable Trust - Reza Welfare Trust, Salar Jung Complex, Hyderabad Appeal for Houses in India for Momins “He who awakens and thinks not of his fellow Muslims is not amongst my umma” advised the Holy Prophet (PBUH) The Reza Welfare Trust, in collaboration with Mr Shabbir Lalani, has implemented a Housing Scheme in Andhra Pradesh, for building houses for our fellow deserving mo’mineens.
Medical Appeal
2004-12-28
The Trust has received the following appeals towards the funding of medical treatment. These patients urgently require treatment, and your donations would be gratefully received.
GIVE AN EID GIFT WITH A DIFFERENCE…
2004-11-09
The Trustees and volunteers of the Lady Fatemah (a.s.) Charitable Trust would like to wish you and your families EID MUBARAK. May Allah (s.w.t.) accept your devotions in this Holy Month and reward you amply.
