Six students team from USA visit to study their module of services to humanity.
The six students interns team from USA visiting Anand Ashram is now eager to share their experience back home and also plan to start a fund raising drive to help the girls studying here. The team of students visited the ashram in Vadodara as part of their internship program to study their module of services to humanity.
This is the first ever delegation from Williams College USA to the Anand Ashram. The six students team comprises of Krushangi Maisvria, Robert Rock, Isabel Lane, Ingrid Song, Sanket Patel and Jessica De Los Santos learn the activities and also interact with the students to get deeply into the subject.
“It’s my first visit to India and had a great experience here to learn how the Ashram works on different areas like education and donation drives. I learn about the values behind the work and the most important is interacting with the girls from Ashayein and get to know how education is important for girls? I learned how to care about the people who are in real need. We plan to organise fund raising events and others to spread our experience and eager to come again to meet people here,” said Isabel Lane.
Ashayein is a project aimed at identifying the underprivileged girls and financially support their education. This year Anand Ashram is supporting 150 such girls.
The student delegation actively take part in the various activities run by the ashram and also celebrate the festival of Dhuleti with them. The students involved in activities like Vastradan, Netradan, yoga, meditation, Vadodara darshan, heritage walk, senior citizen spiritual sewa and others. They also interacted with the Ashayein girls and try to learn the meaning of education for girls in India.
