Empowering women leaders in India

Posted on December 26, 2011 by admin

 

Cooperative exercises

In November 2011, AMURTEL Romania’s president and executive director travelled to India to offer project management training during a 10 day capacity building program for women  missionaries “Expanding our Potentials”. The training was designed for workers of Women’s Welfare Organization India, who hosted the event in Jharsugudha, Orissa. It was the result of two years of planning with our partners from Women’s Welfare and Development Jamaica.   Didi A. Ragamaya from WWD Jamaica opened the event with a two day module “Pioneering Women Leaders”, that included cooperative teambuilding exercises, visioning exercises, communication skills training and more.

 

Problem tree analysis on the floor!
community mapping
Iulia Halangescu teaching in a sari

Didi A. Devapriya and Iulia Halangescu continued with the Project Proposal Writing segment. The 16 participants were highly motivated, and were able to both absorb and apply the information immediately – step by step constructing a viable project proposal. The skills that they learned included problem tree analysis, community mapping, project cycle management, budgeting, reporting, grant writing, monitoring and evaluating.  As a result of the training, three original project proposals were written by the participants.

Iulia Halangescu perfecting Sahajasana

The 10 day training concluded with 4 days of yoga teacher training, led by Didi A.Ragamaya,  in which the participants deepened their understanding of anatomy, teaching methodology, and improved their technique in performing yoga asanas.

The entire experience was a rewarding, memorable event that strengthened and empowered each of the participants with increased skills, confidence and sisterhood.

 

Photo journal of the training

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Fountain of Hope’s growing numbers of children

Posted on November 17, 2011 by admin

The Fountain of Hope After-school Center in Panatau opened its doors for its 5th school year this October.  This year has seen a dramatic increase in the number of children applying to attend and receive a free hot meal, homework help and extracurricular activities. While last year the number of beneficiaries had grown from 22-25, this year it has increased to a total of 41 children! This increase reflects both the severity of the impact of the economic crisis in this rural village, as well as the increasing popularity of the center amongst the children. When the project first began, some of the children were teased by their collegues and felt ashamed about going to the center. However, the annual Open Day programs that invite all  of the children from the local school to watch a short video starring the  Fountain of Hope children seems to have helped shift this view – to the point where, if space allowed it, all 200 of the children from the school would want to attend the program.

Another event that increased  community involvement was a summer volunteer program Club “TIP” (the Clever Kids of Panatau Club) in which local teenagers collectively sculpted and painted mural on the walls of the study room.
Club TIP – photo album
In addition, the community has had the chance to come in contact with the center as it is rented out for various local events such as baptisms and birthday parties to generate income to help cover costs for various repairs. Recently a group of Swiss students visited the center, and the funds raised were used to buy new wood laminate flooring to replace the myriad of carpets that had covered the bare cement.

The Fountain of Hope began in 2007, in partnership with the Panatau Community and The Cooperating Netherlands Foundation. Its main goal was to reduce the rate of primary school dropout in the village, and indeed, none of the children benefitting from the Fountain of Hope’s services have been held back or dropped out. While the majority of such after-school centers in the area closed due to lack of funding, thanks to the involvement of AMURTEL’s international network of sponsors and the local community council of Panatau the project has survived despite severe cuts in social services nationwide.  Please help us to keep it going! We will be needing extra help this year to support the increased costs!

Thank you!


Please see the results and financial report from Fountain of Hope’s  2010-2011 schoolyear:

Fountain of Hope Annual Report 2010-11 Schoolyear

 

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Adventures in Sovata for a new batch of Familia AMURTEL kids!

Posted on November 9, 2011 by admin

In the month of July 2011, a new batch of young boys from Familia AMURTEL had their first chance to participate in annual tradition of Outward Bound adventure camps in Sovata, Transylvania.

This year, the group was together with Costin, the psychologist of Familia AMURTEL, and our loyal Dada Subuddhyananda – a veteran of these camps. The adventure began with backpacking through the mountains to reach a special lake with an interesting history – it is actually a submerged village that was flooded during Ceaucescu’s reign in order to create a resevoir. Only a church steeple can still be seen above the water’s surface. The boys learned kayaking and also constructed rafts from truck tires and crossed the lake on them. It was a challenging problem solving experience – but as Ionut said “No problem, we can figure it out!”. Meanwhile Stefan and Bogdan swam in the lake, and encouraged the younger ones to learn swimming as well.

They also built catamarans using surfboards, wood planks, string and a piece of canvas.  The next day, the  group put on backpacks and began hiking. They faced a big challenge – a powerful thunderstorm, with torrential rains and strong winds. But they did not give up nor get discouraged, but quickly divided duties. Ionut and Bogdan collected firewood, while Florin and Stefan made a shelter out of a big tarp where the group huddled to stay dry. Andrei and Daniel brought water and Ionut Zaharia helped build the fire. It was an unforgettable experience.

The third day, the group hiked through the forests of Sovata and through the village. The children were very enthusiastic and reached all of the destinations that the instructor proposed. In the afternoon, they got to go swimming in the salt water “Bear’s Lake”.

The last day was spent in the ropes course – where the group did many difficult exercises, including the infamous trapeze challenge – in which one must climb a 4 meter wooden pole and then jump to a trapeze bar. Stefan and Bogdan were extremely courageous – having performed this feat last year as well. Ionuts overcame his fear and managed in the end to accomplish all of the exercises.

It was wonderful to see how all of the children grew in their sense of responsibility, bravery and teamwork through these experiences.

 

Photo Album from Sovata Adventure

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Developing computer literacy in Panatau village!

Posted on October 3, 2011 by admin

“Developing Computer Literacy” is a project to offer access to education and to build computer literacy skills amongst disadvantaged youth and children from Panatau village, in Buzau county, Romania. AMURTEL Romania was selected by Ateliere Fara Frontiere during the Asococlic competition, and rewarded a donation of 6 computers in order to achieve the project objectives. The project was implemented by the Panatau Elementary School,  the Fountain of Hope, and Familia AMURTEL children’s home this summer.

despachetare calculatoare

Au fost dornici sa invete


The first phase of instruction took place in the month of August in Familia AMURTEL. The younger boys took part in a training with Iulia Halangescu. They were thrilled to get to unpack the new computers. When they began learning some basics, they were very excited. They couldn’t believe that they could do it. It was an opportunity to increase their self esteem and help them to feel equal to the grown ups who “know” how to use a computer. Ionuts, one of our beneficiaries, even proclaimed that he could help us by becoming the secretary, so that Violeta wouldn’t have to do everything alone.

tastarea primelor litere

 

deschiderea primului document word

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Bucharest Kindergarten Successfully Renovated!

Posted on September 29, 2011 by admin
 

Thanks to the generous contributions and combined efforts of so many friends and sponsors – the Bucharest “Gradinita Rasarit” kindergarten in the Bucuresti Noi neighborhood successfully completed an extensive renovation and reopened its doors in time to celebrate its 20th anniversary.  There will a special celebration on Saturday, October 1st to commemorate the anniversary, as well as the new face-lift that has added more years to the life of the kindergarten! The newly constructed spaces are luminous, open and beautiful.  The renovation has improved not only its aesthetic aspect, but also reinforced its structural resistance and safety.

Special thanks to our principal funder, “Amici Nel Mondo”, AMURTEL Fonte Nuovo, AMURT Italia, Neohumanist Foundation (Norway),  AMURT UK,  the Ananda Marga River School (Australia), AMURTEL USA, our friends in Salorno, and many private contributions from individual sponsors.

Roxana Pirvu, whose young son Tudor attends the kindergarten, served as our architect. She not only generously volunteered her time for the planning and supervision of the renovation, but also secured several donations of construction materials. Her involvement was invaluable. Thanks to her promotion of the project, the Finnish roofing company “Rukki” donated the roofing materials, Tassullo donated construction materials, and Romstal donated tiling.

The children were eagerly waiting to return to school and now that the rooms are filled with their laughter, the kindergarten has truly come back to life!

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Extensive kindergarten renovation underway

Posted on July 11, 2011 by admin

A few days ago, an extensive renovation began on our second kindergarten in Bucharest, benefitting children with social disadvantages as well as promoting the Neohumanist Education alternative model of holistic education.

The roof had been leaking like a seive during rainy periods.

However, simply replacing the roof proved not to be so simple. The building itself is on a weak foundation that is gradually sinking causing walls to crack. Taking the roof off, means also to structurally reinforce all of the walls so that they can hold up the new roof.

Though AMURTEL had successfully raised funds for this project, after the demolition of the existing roof had already begun - we discovered that the project would cost significantly more than planned, so we are in need of donations to help us cover the deficit.

Thank you!
AMURTEL Romania Team

 


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Training: Disaster Relief Management

Posted on June 30, 2011 by admin

When: Saturday July 16- Sunday July 17 2011

Where: Bucharest Romania, “Gradinita Rasarit”

Instructors: Dada Nirmalkrsnanada, Didi A. Devapriya

After last year’s successful course, AMURTEL Romania is organizing its second annual  Disaster Relief Management Training. The course last year resulted in a motivated team of volunteers that organized a small scale intervention in August 2010 at a camp of families displaced by flooding in Brailla.

The goal of the course is to strengthen and build the AMURT and AMURTEL  volunteers that are ready to be part of a “Rapid Response Team”  responding to disasters both on the national and international levels.

The training will be led by instructors who have participated in the AMURT and AMURTEL relief efforts for large scale disasters in Indonesia, Myanmar, and Haiti. In particular the course will focus on creating “Child Friendly Spaces” programs, based on the successful experiences of AMURT and AMURTEL in recent disaster relief situations.

Cost: 75 euros

For more details go to “Contact Us”
+40 744565252

www.amurtel.ro

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Permaculture planning

Posted on June 29, 2011 by admin

Permaculture
planning session: July 12-14
Poieni, Romania
Cost: 100 Euro

You are invited to participate in creating a sustainable permaculture design for AMURTEL’s farmland in Poieni Romania.
Permaculture is a holistic approach to designing and planning efficient ecological systems. It is based on patterns that occur in nature to maximise effect while minimizing wasted energy. Elements in a system are viewed in relationship to other elements, where the outputs of one element become the inputs of another. Within a Permaculture system, work is minimised, “wastes” become resources, productivity and yields increase, and environments are restored.

The planning session will be guided by Dada Subuddhyananda, who has studied permaculture design in Croatia and applied this knowledge to development work in Haiti.

Participants will be introduced to the fundamental principles of permaculture design, and will have the opportunity to put the concepts into practice using the concrete example of “Casa Iedera” Poieni.

AMURTEL runs a children’s home and after-school center in the nearby village of Panatau, and is seeking to create a design that will increase the long term sustainability of the projects, designing ecological social economy projects and increasing food production on the land.

Participants will stay in the beautiful rustic country farmhouse on the land. Healthy vegetarian meals will be served, and there is the option to participate in daily meditation sessions in nature.

For more details and to sign up please contact:
Didi 0744565252
didi@amurtel.ro

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“Young Voices of Europe” project promoting Volunteerism

Posted on May 24, 2011 by admin

The "Young Voices of Europe" from Romania

In January 2011, three of our young adults, that share the common background of having grown up in the AMURT and AMURTEL homes took part in the “Young Voices of Europe” project . The project promotes and celebrates the role of voluntary active citizenship amongst youth, especially Roma and other minorities, in furthering values of human rights, social inclusion and intercultural understanding within Europe. YVE is a project of Pakiv European Network, that brought together around 45 young people from Bulgaria, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Hungary and Romania for joint learning, exchange, reflection and cross border action. It was an opportunity for our young people to meet positive models of Roma people, and to understand the roots and culture of the Roma. This was particularly valuable for the AMURTEL participants, as many of our young people either are Roma themselves, or grew up with other Roma young people. The project also helped to increase their self-esteem and sense of identity, as well as inspiring them to work together as active citizens.[/lang-en]

 

The Romanian team created a video about volunteering, which you can watch at the follow links:

Young Voices Romania pt 1
Young Voices Romania pt 2
Young Voices Romania pt 3

During the project, the participants received training in how to use new multimedia tools such as blogs, making videos, and radios, to promote causes related to intercultural understanding, social inclusion and human rights.

Atelier de creare filme si blog-uri

They constructed the story step by step, building on their own experience of being excluded in their childhood or throughout their lives. The experience of creating the story, selecting the songs, and sharing their experiences was a very special. It was an emotionally releasing experience, and it visibly increased their confidence.

Now the ones with Roma background are proud to be Roma, and to be called Roma, and the others are more positive and accepting, having questioned the prejudicial stereotypes of the society. Another very positive aspect that these young adult volunteers from AMURTEL gained from this experience was a better understanding about Roma history, and in particular, the Holocaust. Also, through the interactions between them, they were able to learn a few words of Roma language, as well as from the other languages of the participants.

Other creative expressions of our three volunteers together with the other participants from Romania, were a skit performed for the participants, as well as a collective painting and poem about Roma issues in Europe, as part of the Roma Day on the 8th of April 2011. All this you can see it at the following link:
Pakiv European Network – Young Voices Project

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Vindecare prin joc: Protejarea copilului in interventiile in caz de dezastre

Posted on May 6, 2011 by admin

Vineri, 13 Mai 2011 in cadrul evenimentului Turneul AEV 2011 la Muzeul Taranului Roman intre orele 14:00-15:00 vom realiza Seminarul pe tema “Vindecare prin joc: Protejarea copilului in interventiile in caz de dezastre” cu privire la nevoile copiilor care trebuiesc adresate in momentul unei situatii de urgenta.

Poza din intervetie in urma inundatiilor din vara anului 2010 in judetul Braila in tabara de sinistrati de la Lacul Sarat.

 

 

 

 

Poza din interventia in urma dezastrului cauzat de cutremurul din Haiti la inceputul anului 2010.

 

 

 

Procesul de recuperare poate lua luni sau chiar ani. Interventia in caz de dezastre nu consta doar in asistenta medicala insa este nevoie deasemeni sa fie adresate nevoile sociale si emotionale a persoanelor afectate. Copii mici au nevoie de locuri de siguranta unde sa se joace. AMURTEL a creat astfel de spatii “Spatii prietenoase pentru copii” la interventiile dupa tsunami din Indonezia si cutremurul din Haiti, iar in Romania in vara anului 2010 in urma inundatiilor in Braila la Lacul Sarat, unde am organizat un program educational pentru copii sinistratiolor, implicand activ si parintii. In cadrul acestui seminar vom avea si un reprezentant de la IGSU, unul din partenerii nostrii, care ne va prezenta aspecte ale proiectului SafeQuake, impreuna cu brosura acestuia.

Acest seminar introductiv v-a continua printr-un curs detaliat in luna Iulie, tinut deechipa de expertii internationali din AMURT si AMURTEL de interventie in caz de dezastre, pentru cei care sunt interesati sa devina voluntari in acest domeniu.


 

 

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Cum sa facem fata comportamentelor copiilor cu un istoric cu trauma

Posted on May 6, 2011 by admin

In cadrul evenimentului Turneul AEV 2011 in ziua de Miercuri, 11 Mai 2011intre orele 16:00 – 17:00, la Muzeul Taranului Roman, vom tine.

Seminarul interactiv “Cum sa facem fata comportamentelor copiilor cu un istoric cu trauma” pentru a intelege copiii cu un istoric de trauma si cu probleme de atasament.

Minciuna, furtul, ignoranta, depresia, sau comportamentul violent apar din dificulltatea de a face fata stresului. Invatati cum sa raspundeti nu doar sa reactionati acestor provocari luand in considerare sursa problemei nu doar simptomele. Aceasta este o prezentare pe scurt a abordarii dezvoltate de Heather Forbes din Statele Unite, o mama adoptiva a trei copii abandonati din Rusia si este relevanta pentru asistentele maternale, parinti adoptivi, lucratori sociali si voluntari implicati in a ajuta copii cu probleme de atasament.

Prin daruire si deschidere sufleteasca putem realiza miracole.

 

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Marius revisits the kindergartens after 12 years!

Posted on March 28, 2011 by admin

Our kindergartens in Bucharest have been practicing “inclusive education” since their inception 16 years ago – not only integrating special needs children within a the kindergarten setting, but also giving special attention to adapting the program itself to be accessible and welcoming for all. Neohumanist Education looks for opportunities to celebrate diversity and to adapt the program to respond to specific needs of individual children.

Marius was welcomed with lots of love and enthusiasm

Making fruit salad together

Kalyani - one of his many new admirers!

This year, both kindergartens dedicated several weeks to the theme of diversity with the annual “Many faces, one heart” program. Human differences, ranging from skin color, to ethnic minorities, to different abilities were discussed in a variety of creative ways and reflected in the story telling, crafts, paintings and activities during that period.

One of the highlights was welcoming a very special guest to the kindergarten, Marius. It was not the first time Marius had been to our kindergartens – in fact, he was among the first children with special needs to attend many years ago. Now he is a very positive, optimistic, sunny and inspiring 19 year old young man! He was delighted to revisit the kindergarten and enthusiastically participated in the program – helping the children make fruit salad and lemon cake, giving them rides on his wheelchair, sharing songs, games and memories from his kindergarten days and answering their questions. The children absolutely loved him and they were very excited to play with him.

Marius giving Mara a ride on his lap!

The Rasarit kindergartens have found this approach of creating opportunities for the children to get to know people who are different in a friendly and natural context, as a very effective method of breaking down and preventing the formation of barriers that arise due to lack of personal contact with diversity. We create a safe atmosphere for them to ask questions and find out that indeed – even if someone looks different -they are actually a lot like me!

We have also been very happy to welcome two new children to our kindergartens with social disadvantages. AMURTEL recently signed a partnership with Department of Social Services to receive social beneficiaries free of charge – counting on the generosity of our supporters to help us cover the costs. Both little girls have young single mothers that are staying in a special residential shelter where they receive help integrating into the work force and taking care of their children. The girls are integrating well into the program and learning lots! We also have another child that has been attending for free for the past 2 years, as she also comes from a disadvantaged single parent family. Her mother volunteers in the kindergarten and has been very active and involved.

Please consider donating to help us include these children in the kindergarten. AMURTEL has to raise approximately 50 euros per month per child to cover the extra costs to keep them in the program. There are three more months left of school for this school year – so that would come to approximately 150 euros per child.

All donations are welcome and can be made in a few clicks online:

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Extending inclusive approaches at Gradinita Rasarit

Posted on December 20, 2010 by admin


Since its inception in 1995, Gradinita Rasarit “Sunrise Kindergarten” in Bucharest has been pioneering  inclusive education – setting up classrooms that go beyond simply “integrating” children with special needs, but rather designing curriculum, methodology and communication in such a way that all of the children, especially those with special needs, feel valued, visible and included. The kindergarten years (age 2 1/2-7 in Romania) cover a critical period in human development, forming the templates for later experiences in life.  When young children are not able to participate in a social setting with a variety of peers at this age, when they are segregated and socialize only with others with special needs  - or when they are integrated,  but they feel invisible and simply expected to adapt to the “norm” – the stage is then set for a pattern of marginalization, and ultimately,  social exclusion. Positive social skills and patterns are also set at this formative stage. Thus, when children are in a loving, accepting and encouraging atmosphere – their social confidence and relationships can bloom. Much of human satisfaction in life comes from being able to develop a healthy, supportive social network, and yet if children are not exposed to such relationships from their early childhood, it becomes increasingly difficult to develop socially appropriate behavior and skills. This in turn, then increases their isolation. Continue reading →

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Volunteering at AMURTEL- a creative learning experience

Posted on December 18, 2010 by admin

As Fernando Aranda was absorbed painting  a radiant  sun smiling over a scene full of blissful children from around the world, animals, bees, even a lizard,  people young and old passing by the outside of AMURTEL’s “Gradita Rasarit” kindergarten,  stopped to watch in fascination. Many asked him about his painting in Romanian, and even though he spoke only Spanish – the language of art created a universal bridge of communication, and they left smiling.

Fernando is one of several volunteers that have come to help in our projects.  As he is artist, he used his skills with painting to paint murals and decorations, and to give workshops with the children from Familia AMURTEL and Fountain of Hope. In the Fountain of Hope afterschool center  he guided the children to make their own mural on the walls of the center. They choose to make a big, spreading tree.

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Outdoor Summer Adventures!!!

Posted on October 19, 2010 by admin

This summer AMURTEL organized two exciting outdoor adventures as part of its Vistara program to prepare our young people for life, in a fun, challenging and memorable way.

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Positive momentum building in the Bucharest Sunrise KGs

Posted on October 10, 2010 by admin

Extensive renovations successfully completed
On September 1st the “Gradinita Rasarit Nr 2” Neohumanist kindergarten in Bucharest, reopened its doors after an extensive renovation project, financed by the “Cooperation in Development” program of the Autonomous Region of Bolzano Italy, Amici Nel Mondo, Lanesra Foundation and the generous contributions of several private sponsors. The kindergarten now has a new roof, thermopane windows and doors, insulation, a new sewage pipes, tiling in the kitchen, bathrooms, hallways, and office, a new office annex, a repaved courtyard, water and air filters, and replastered and painted walls in the classrooms. Continue reading →

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“Ray of Sunshine” program in camp for flood affected families

Posted on August 20, 2010 by admin

Making salt dough and getting messy!

In August 2010, during some of the hottest days of a sweltering Romanian summer, AMURTEL Romania’s newly formed volunteer relief team, set up its first  ”Ray of Sunshine” women and children’s programs  in a camp in Braila for families affected by the Danube flooding this summer. AMURTEL Romania had organized a Disaster Relief Management program in July, so it was a perfect opportunity to put the “Child Friendly Spaces” model presented in the training directly into action.[/lang-en] Continue reading →

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“Gradinita Rasarit” Kindergarten renovations nearing completion!

Posted on August 8, 2010 by admin

The renovations are nearing completing - here is the new roof and facade!

This summer, AMURTEL Romania received financing from the Autonomous Region of Trentino-Alto Adige, through the intermediary of our long-term sponsor Amici Nel Mondo, in order to reconstruct the deteriorating building of our Neohumanist kindergarten in Bucharest. The kindergarten has been running a program of inclusive education for children with disabilities since its inception in 1995.

However, the building housing the kindergarten is more than 70 years old, and was in a state of structural deterioration requiring extensive renovations. Continue reading →

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AMURTEL Romania Flood Relief in Braila

Posted on August 8, 2010 by admin

Torrential rains this summer throughout Romania have caused severe flooding, with 14,000 people that have been evacuated into emergency camps. Many that have had their houses destroyed or severely damaged were already struggling on the poverty line. The government is unable to fund reconstruction of houses, and though it has pledged to provide construction materials, they have not yet arrived. Continue reading →

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“Ready to Fly” – awarded funding

Posted on June 28, 2010 by admin

Our first project extending the experience gained from our “Vistara Social Integraton Project” towards other beneficiaries was recently awarded funding by the Buzau County. The project is called “Ready to Fly” – and consists of a 10 day summer camp in practical life skills training and preparation for independent life for 12 young people selected from state placement centers.

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