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Keeping kids busy is a difficult job and finding fun options for differently abled kids is even more challenging. Kids with special abilities are always excited and love to have fun time, to learn, to draw & color, to listen stories, to play, to participate in competetive events, solve puzles,...

Legal Assistance on Domestic Violence

14 Apr 2018

Reincarnation Association

Conducted sessions in collaboration with YMCA on domestic violence, to educate women/girls on domestic violence, how to get legal help & safety plans. Saved and rescued more than 35 females from domestic violence under our project- PANKH. (PANKH is Reincarnation Association’s wide-ranging involvement of our team of legal advisers along with...

Birthday Celebration with Visually Impaired

11 Apr 2018

Reincarnation Association

Birthdays are something that everyone look forward to for months in advance. Everyone usually enjoy the anticipation and excitement of a birthday party. Birthday party celebrated at National Association for the Blind, Central Green, KC Road, N.I.T., Faridabad, Haryana.

Act of Kindness

10 Apr 2018

Reincarnation Association

Act of kindness is an initiative, aimed at providing free clothing, shoes, articles of utility to the needy, the shelterless and to the destitute. The act serves a purpose to support the people in need. Of Course this act can’t be possible without the help and support of everyone, through...

Awareness camps on Women Rights

10 Apr 2018

Reincarnation Association

One of the primary work of Reincarnation Association is to seek justice for women, safeguard their rights, and promote women empowerment. To impart awareness to women and girls regarding their rights, awareness camps are conducted. Reincarnation Association organised several awareness camp on Women rights, in colabration with YMCA, Delhi. The...

Teaching Time for Differently abled kids

10 Apr 2018

Reincarnation Association

Teaching a differently abled kid is a challenge if we do not know how to handle them without being offensive. These children never view their disability as a lack and neither should we. The only support these kids need is moral support. We need to make them feel free to...