Category: child-care
Child abuse is more than bruises and broken bones. I, luckily knew my rights and with the support of my parents knew how to deal with it. But does everyone have privilege for that? We have the responsibility to ensure a safe place for everybody to live in.
Read More ...I urge all you mummas and daddas out there, no matter how old or young your kids are. Listen to your children, observe them for behavioural changes, monitor who they play with and stay abreast of their lives. You can be that mother’s view point in your child’s life. It’s never too late. Start now!
Read More ...It is sad that we live in an era that feels like our kids are walking in the wild with predators lurking in the shadows. It is sad that it is possible for a child so cute and lively to be abused! Childhood is sweet and tender. Let’s give our children a safe childhood. Let’s keep our eyes open for child sexual abuse. Let’s end it.
Read More ...“What is the minimum age that your daughter can get married at?”
“18!” A group echoes in unison.
“If you marry off your daughter even a day before, what will it be?”
“Child marriage.” The group answers.
“Do we support child marriage?”
“No!”
Turnstone Global’s Sponsorship program is for under-privileged children who are living in above areas with low income status of families, mostly orphaned and/or abandoned children. Overall, the program focuses on the children’s educational development. Our main aim is to support the underprivileged children to stand on their own feet in the society.
Read More ...Like every year to celebrate this day Turnstone Global has organised debates, cultural programs in different schools and do awareness camps at various colleges on reproductive and maternal health issues. Simultaneously we have distributed various game Accessories, food items and sweets among the children of our orphanage and slums at Barrackpur and Ultadanga slum respectively
Read More ...oliomyelitis is a crippling and potentially fatal viral disease caused by the Polio virus that lives in the throat and intestinal tract. It is most often spread through person-to-person contact with the stool of an infected person and may also be spread through oral/nasal secretions or, less frequently, by a common vehicle (e.g. contaminated water or food) and multiplies in the intestine, from where it can invade the nervous system and can cause paralysis.
Read More ...On Mother’s Day, I would like to share ‘my father’ for being ‘the best parent in the earth… ‘.I salute him and say it proudly that the efficient gardener is working in my school is my father.
Read More ...INTRODUCTION: The purpose of this report is to explain what I did and learned during my 20days internship programme with Turnstone Global in the section of basic education for non-formal school children. This report is also requirement for my PGDM social work course from Rabindra Bharati University. It also helpful for the organization further development.… Continue reading Basic Education for Non-formal school children
Read More ...Everyone is not blessed with a father. Some of them do not know who their father is, some of them are afraid of him. But everyone has someone who is a father figure to them. Who takes care of them, who provides for them, who protects from, and nurtures them, whether it be their mother, their teacher, or their guardian.
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