That’s how I spent my Republic day holiday, after a week full of drafting agreements ,due diligence, deal structuring and compliance etc … I spent my time with Basta family. Moving forward with ‘Feed The Need’ Campaign. 2600 kg ration distributed to needy families.! I realized how fruitful and satisfying
We have started food bank , we have been able to donate 2000 kg of foodgrains including rice, wheat,pulses, jowar etc., ” our aim to reach 50000 kg . Next week we are planning to a donate a relief kit comprising 5kg wheat, 5kg pulses, 5kg rice and tea powder
On "date," the BASTA team headed out into the nighttime streets of Delhi. Up until approximately 5 in the morning, we went to check on those who were sleeping on the streets and in temporary shelters. Our efforts appeared to be quite modest given that we had 2,350 blankets to
In order to move forward with our campaign for oral health, we organised another Dental Check-up Camp specifically for children. Basta provided free dental check-ups and dental kits to over 300 poor children at a camp that he organised and ran. The children also received school bags and health kits.
The health and wellbeing of people depend on having access to clean water to drink, toilets, and hygiene facilities. Safe water, sanitation, and hygiene systems are not only essential for good health, but they also support livelihoods, education, and human dignity, as well as the development of resilient societies with
Campaign: Basta sponsored the education of 169 children at Amarpali public School Vasundhara. Spreading awareness in different areas of Delhi was just starters for us and we went on to associate ourselves with Aamrapali Public School, Vasundhara Ghaziabad. At first it seemed quite a task but we gathered the courage
Our founder shares a close connection with the city of Delhi as she often reminisces her memories from childhood but also remembers the hardships faced by her in the city. It was never an easy road for her and other girls like her who were trying to make a
According to data compiled for the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), the percentage of young women who do not complete secondary school has decreased dramatically. Rajasthan is performing below the national average in school enrolment ratio and our team decided to pay a visit. The location was Tanot Village,
Our team provided information regarding the importance of education to the slum residents and tried to convince them to send their kids to school instead ,many girls who had left their school due to bad financial condition of their home, showed interest to join school and start their education again.
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