Sunrise
Vol. 9, No.3. May-June 2015
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Dear Friends,


First and foremost, please accept my sincere apologies for the delayed issue of Udayan Care's 'Sunrise'. There's a good reason for this delay! As the famous Roman poet, Ovid, said thousands of years ago, 'At times it is folly to hasten at other times, to delay. The wise do everything in its proper time'.

After 21 years, we at Udayan Care felt the time had come for us to re-evaluate ourselves and the way we interact with those we love and value - you. So here we are, with a new identity that marks a new beginning for us.

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I feel an extreme rush of joy as we unveil our new logo. It beautifully summarises the nurturing and cheerful world we have created for our children as well as young women and men - founded on the belief that future is created, not predetermined; and that anyone can grow with the mind-set of a learner. Also, the new look of our bimonthly newsletter 'Sunrise', as you may have already noticed, seeks to spread that cheer, as much with the news it brings you, as with the burst of colours it is designed with. Both are closely aligned with our vision for transforming lives with care and guidance. These two extremely important changes were the reasons for the delay of the current issue of 'Sunrise', and I hope you find it worthwhile. I would appreciate your thoughts on this.

Furthermore, I am happy to see that foster care is getting its due importance in India. Three of our members from the editorial board of ‘Institutionalised Children: Exploration and Beyond' (ICEB), were part of a national consultation, headed by Honourable Minister, Women and Child Development, Ms. Maneka Gandhi. It's a major breakthrough and a great opportunity to voice our thoughts on group foster care.

The continued support by ASOS, UK, toward building the dream home for our girls in the NOIDA Udayan Ghar, is taking wonderful strides. With its basement done, the next phase has already started.

Finally, I feel proud to share that we have been shortlisted for the iVolunteer Awards under the 'Leader in Volunteer Engagement' category. We'll now be assessed by their national jury, comprising of members from the social and corporate sector organisations.

This recognition and your unwavering support enable us to find deep meaning in our work, and keep us motivated to empower others to grow.



Dr. Kiran Modi
Managing Trustee
 
 
The Fine And Mighty Achievers
The Fine And Mighty Achievers

Our cup of joy runneth over indeed. Grit and hard work soar to new heights, both at Udayan Ghars and Udayan Shalini Fellowships (USF). At Udayan Ghars, with a 100% pass result, our 10 children from Class X and 8 children from Class XII have made us immensely proud. And it wasn't too different at USF, where out of 317 students who appeared for Class XII examinations, 11 secured over 90%.

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A community...a society...a nation would prosper as its members recognise the joy of living together in harmony, and if they have icons to look up to. At Udayan Care, we understand that such an environment provides fertile ground for growth and success of our children.

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  Fun Filled Activities
Knowledge is the best gift
Knowledge Is The Best Gift

It's not just the money!

Often, knowledge and time are the most thoughtful gifts one could offer to someone. Our supporters from all over the world ensure that they actively participate in mentoring our children and help us create a better future for them.

Read more as we soar ahead in future

 

 
 
Nurturing Dreams. Creating Success Stories.

See how the banyan tree grows. From a tiny sapling to a tree that spreads its branches over a large landscape and roots that grow deeper and farther. So it is with our children at Udayan Care.

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  Nuturing Dreams
Helping dreams come true

 

Drop a pebble in a pond...see the ripples it generates in the entire pond. Just one tiny pebble....One ordinary individual too can make a huge difference, just like a tiny pebble. And helping an individual has a similar ripple effect. Spreading out in wider circles, help travels like a contagious gift; forces one to share it with others, once received.

Read more on how every helping hand matters

 

 
 
 
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