Request your support for initiating a sewing and livelihod development project for  

Waste picker women at Railway area, Chirala.

There are around 35 families in this area with around 200 to 250 people living in temporary shelters.

The women in this community primarily depend on waste picking for their daily income.  Their work is physically demanding, unsafe and provides very low and irregular income.  Most of the women are sole bread winners for their families and lack access to skill development opportunities that could help them achieve financial stability and dignity

To address this, we propose starting a sewing training and production unit for these women. Through this project, they will be trained in basic tailoring skills and supported with sewing machines and materials.  This initiative will enable them to earn a sustainable income by stitching garments, school uniforms, religious dresses and other utility items, thereby improving their living conditions and 

self confidence.

Your support - whether in the form of funding, sewing machines, training assistance or material support will make a meaningful difference in transforming the lives of these needy women and their families.

 

CDS-Shoshana Medical Centre, Ramapuram.

Shoshana started giving medical help at Rama puram for fishermen community during the tsunami in the year 2004. Many people lost lives, boats and nets which are their livelihood.  Shoshana distributed nets and other equipment for them during that time. Keeping in mind to give them a long term help, Shoshana  started a medical centre in Ramapuram.  Its been 20 years now.

A regular nurse is leading the basic health services .

Happened to meet a boy at the medical project who recently had an open heart surgery.

The boy has been suffering from serious health issues related to his heart, which required continuous medical care and surgery. Due to frequent illness, hospital visits and physical weakness, he was forced to stop his studies.

Tragically, his father passed away due to electrocution five year ago,  leaving the family without their main source of emotional and financial support.  Since then, mother is the only bread winner, struggling to manage daily household expenses, medical cost and child's recovery all on her own.

The family is facing severe financial hardship, especially after the surgery, as ongoing medicines, follow up visits and proper nutrition which are essential for his survival and recovery.  The mother's income is not sufficient to meet these  needs.

They urgently need support for post surgery care, medicines, nutrition  and to help the child resume his education once his health improves.

 CDS-Shoshana medical Centre, Rosaiah colony,Chirala

This picture is from one of the recent visits to India by Mrs. Martha ( CEO - Shoshana )

This medical point is part of Shoshana's health care projects towards the coast of Ramapuram.

It offers basic health assistance, first aid, minor treatments and checkups for locals who otherwise have limited access to regular medical care.

The centre has a regular nurse providing treatment for common issues, basic drugs, blood pressure/sugar checks etc

 

                                   HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO ALL THE SHOSHANA FAMILY.

                                                     WISHING YOU LOVE, JOY AND PEACE.

 CDS-Shoshana medical centres at Karamchedu & Johnpet

Shoshana medical centres are usually staffed by a nurse who regularly sees patients for common rural health needs. These centres aren't full hospitals but are vital front line support for things like Minor illnesses like fever, cough, cuts and for check ups like hypertension and diabetes.

In rural areas like Karamchedu, people travel 30 minutes or more to the nearest hospital -  having a local facility helps them get help early and reduces health delays.

 CDS-Shoshana Medical Centres at Dasaripalem and Doppalapudi - Guntur Dt

Shoshana medical centres are mainly set up to help needy people to manage their common health problems. Families do not have to walk long distances carrying sick people. Local treatment reduces physical and financial strain.

Fever,, diarrhea, dehydration, small burns, insect bites-these ae frequent in rural areas. Our first aid workers provide quick relief and guide people on when to seek further help besides teaching them about hygiene, wound care, using clean water etc

Villagers feel secure knowing someone is trained to help during emergencies. In remote areas, even small health issues can turn serious. Providing basic treatment on-site stops complications.

 

                                    25 YEARS OF ASSOCIATION WITH SHOSHANA

Saying goodbye is hard after the visit and the quality time spent together. Thank you MARTHA B FOERCH CEO SHOSHANA, Germany for 25 years of working together is not just a milestone - It s a blessing. Your unconditional support, encouragement and belief in us have carried us through every challenge. Your guidance, trust and presence have shaped every step of this journey transforming lives of  thousands of needy women and helping countless people medically.   We are deeply grateful for your constant presence in our lives.

Your commitment, kindness and support for the people here is commandable. Thank you for being our strength for so long. Looking forward for your next visit. God bless you.

SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THE MEMBERS AND DONORS OF SHOSHANA FOR BEING THE  BACK BONE OF OUR WORK FOR 25 YEARS. EVERY ACHIEVEMENT WE CELEBRATE TODAY IS BECAUSE OF YOU STANDING BEHIND US WITH STRENGTH, TRUST AND UNCONDITIONAL SUPPORT.