Tribal Women Care India Helping tribal girls become literate reduces infant mortality rates. New Hope Rural Community Trust UK has been involved in rural women’s rights and development for more than a decade. Tribal Women Care India: Part of the work that New Hope Rural Community Trust, UK supports is to encourage women in poverty line communities to become literate. We know this will change Infant Mortality Rate. […]
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Trustees About New Hope India, Elizabeth and Eileen following their visit to New Hope in July 2014. After a long and eventful journey, having had to change aircraft due to engine failure, Eileen and her granddaughter Ellen, and Elizabeth and her granddaughter Amy arrived safely at New Hope Children’s Village in Kothavalsa to receive a magnificent welcome from the children and staff, most of whom were […]
Virtual Gifts Online, It has been a successful year, with the Support through Virtual Gifts, which made it possible for New Hope India for self sustainable with Vegetable Garden and Fruit Trees. Virtual Gifts; We wish to thank and share the importance of how people help us by going to the website and ‘buying’ Virtual Gifts. This week we have been out to buy vegetable seeds […]
News Letter Summer 2014, Dear Friends, Welcome to our summer newsletter! Thank you to Julia and the London team for your amazing fundraising! Thanks to all our amazing fund raisers! Looking out onto a warm sunny day in England as I write this, its hard to believe we were deluged by rain during the winter, with flooding that caused loss of life and devastated people’s homes […]
Time for Compassion, In medieval times, leprosy was so prevalent across Western Europe that between the 12th- 14th centuries, several hundred leper hospitals or ‘lazard houses’ were built throughout England. Time for Compassion, ittle was understood about Leprosy or how it was spread, but its physical manifestations led to widespread fear and stigma. Time for Compassion: Lepers were rejected by their communities- outcast from their homes and families. […]
As part of Stepacross CIC commitment to helping others we also have developed a relationship with the New Hope Rural leprosy Trust and make donations to fund the essential work of the charity. New Hope was established originally to help those suffering from leprosy but since its work has expanded to include tribal people in general, street children and victims of ‘natural’ disasters. Since its foundation New […]