What lies at the heart of Sambhavna is community. A community united against the atrocity that has been forced upon them for the past 26 years, and who will never give up in the name of justice for the people who have died as a result of gas exposure and water contamination, and for those […]
I have become acquainted with an inspirational boy who visits Sambhavna. His quick-witted sense of humour, insatiable desire to learn and curiosity for life never ceases to amaze me. Harris spends hours with his head in an English book, copying lines of text, asking me what words like suspicious, Archimides and the past-imperfective tense mean. […]
Namaste from the Sambhavna Trust Clinic in Bhopal! Spring appears to be approaching in the UK, or so I gather from the multiple Facebook status updates proclaiming the joys of sunshine and actually being able to spend time outdoors. There’s something about small shoots springing up through the earth, bright green leaves bursting from wintry […]
Thursday 24th: Work is going well in the Sambhavna Clinic garden. The days are getting hotter although the temperatures at night are still pleasant. I have spent a little time shopping for various tools that were needed for the garden. I thought this was a better way for me to donate something towards the wonderful […]
Here’s how Sambhavna minimises its impact on the environment: 1. For the construction of the Sambhavna Clinic building we used the very minimum of toxic materials. For protection from termites we use a product made from the shells of cashew nuts (a waste material), our pipes are made from cast iron and not PVC and […]
