SNEHA

This Father's Day, she didn't buy a gift. She gave her father something even more precious: her presence.💙

As her father battled advanced cancer, palliative care helped bring comfort, dignity, and peace to their family, allowing them to focus on what mattered most: being together.🫂

Because sometimes, the greatest gift is simply being there.

Read full blog by Varsha, Link in Bio!🔗
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This Father's Day, we are sharing the powerful story of Akbar Ali and his daughter, Zahera.👣🌟

It takes immense strength to change your perspective for the well-being of your child.❤️💪

By building trust one conversation at a time, we help fathers become the ultimate champions of their children’s health.🤝✨

Swipe through to see how one father's "Yes" created a ripple effect of health across an entire community.👉🏽📈
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This Father's Day, we celebrate fathers not just as providers, but as caregivers, protectors, partners, and champions of their children's well-being.👨‍👦‍👧

Because sometimes the strongest love is the one that speaks the least, but shows up the most.🤍

❤️Happy Father's Day to every Papa, Abbu, Baba, Pappa, and Pitaji.❤️

Your care helps children grow.🌱
Your presence helps families flourish.🏡✨
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📢 Applications Open: Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods for Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls.👭

Violence against women and girls cannot be understood through numbers alone. Qualitative research helps us explore lived experiences, social norms, barriers to reporting, and the complex realities behind the data.

Join our 4-session online course designed for researchers, programme professionals, M&E practitioners, social workers, and gender experts.

Apply here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd6_SBqz7WT69SR5f9S1df3vv1lHeQFQIIed9JZrpTmtx9N1A/viewform?pli=1

🗓 Commencing from 19th June, Every Fridays | 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM (Online)

Participants will learn:
✅ Key qualitative research approaches and methods
✅ Designing research questions and topic guides
✅ Ethical and trauma-informed data collection
✅ Interviewing and facilitation skills
✅ Coding, thematic analysis, and interpretation
✅ Using findings for programme improvement and advocacy

Through practical exercises, role plays, and real-world examples, participants will gain the skills needed to conduct and use qualitative research in violence prevention and response programmes.
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In Mumbai's M-East Ward one of the city's most heat-exposed areas street vendors work 8 to 10 hours a day in the open sun. Over April and May, we listened to 40 vendors share how intense urban heat shapes their days.🌞

What we heard was quietly urgent. From a lack of nearby toilets causing them to drink less water, to working through illness because they can't afford to rest, these workers live with the constant effects of heat. No one has received any formal heat-health guidance.🗣️

The hopeful part? The solutions already exist. Clinics, health workers, and frameworks are nearby. We just need to connect these existing systems to the people working just outside their reach.🙌🏻

🔗Read the full blog link in our bio!



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