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The Hindu, Sunday 17th February 2013
We are delighted to read about the wonderful work being carried out by our tribal teachers, enabling children who previously had no access to education the chance to learn in the tribal schools.
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Clowning the Blues away!
The Sebastian Hunter Memorial Trust's team in Tamil Nadu having been working with another organisation called the Humanitarian Clowns. The Humanitarian Clowns visit hospitals, orphanages, old age homes, etc. and put on performances to help entertain as well as teach their audiences about important issues. The Hindu Newspaper published an article on their involvement.
Click here to read the article.
Hello! Magazine covers SebHunterTrust Fundraiser at Bunga Bunga.
"Italian bar, pizzeria and karaoke joint Bunga Bunga in London's Battersea hosted a special fundraiser in aid of the Sebastian Hunter Memorial Trust. The illustrious gathering, which included the eateries' owner - and close friend of the Duke of Cambridge - Charlie Gilkes, drank martini royales and munched on slices of pizza a they pledged more than £10,000 for the good cause. The charity funds education for disadvantaged children in Tamil Nadu in south-east India." - Hello! magazine, 20 August 2012
The Sebastian Hunter Memorial Trust projects published in Indian National Newspaper, the Hindu
"While even the urban areas that have power connection feel the pinch of the absence of electric supply when there is a power shutdown, one can imagine the plight of the villagers who do not have power connection at all. There are several tribal hill villages in Vellore district which do not have any access to electricity, resulting in the retardation of the development of the villages.
Realising the difficulties of the inhabitants of these villages, Friends of India-Chennai, a Swiss organisation partnered with Seb's Projects India, a Vellore-based non-governmental organisation (NGO), had donated 70 solar powered lamps worth Rs.2,500 each to the tribal communities of Thattankuttai and Karpanankollai in Jawadhu Hills. Advitya Thapa, Operations Officer, Friends of India-Chennai distributed the lamps to the communities..." - Special Correspondent, May 2012
