I have loved every moment of time here teaching in 1st/2nd class with Seema. All the kids are absolute joys and easily put a smile on my face every day. It feel like it will be impossible to say goodbye. I spent 6 weeks teaching the mixture of Maths, English, Science, some days definitely being more successful than others. The kids taught me as much as I taught them, to be positive and welcoming always, and to be appreciated of all I’ve been given in my life.

Olivia GreggNew Zealand

I really enjoyed to meet the children of the school and to teach them during a few days for English mathematics and geography.I worked as a volunteer in India near New Delhi in Jan Parivertan Sanstha School during 2 weeks to teach English, Mathemathic, and Geograph to the children. It was a great experience to help Bhawna in her job with amazing children and I really like to live, to discuss and to eat (excellent chapati!) with Bhawna family. I learned many things about India and Indian people.

Frederic SplendoreVALAIS, SWIZERLAND

Amazing and perfect 3 months. Incredible children of school and NGO's devotion towards school is really impressive. Oh, what can I say about these 3 months? Amazing is not enough. Everything is perfect. Bhawna and Jawahar are two incredible people with a big heart. I was really impressed by their devotion to the school and the children. For Bhawna school is all her life. Children are also incredible. There is a big difference between how much they are happy in the school and their difficulties out of the school. I can really say, I love these kids.

Elie QuerleuxPARIS, FRANCE

Gandhi said « Be the change you want to see in the world ». Well, during my stay in Faridabad, I had the opportunity to act this way. Every morning, I went to school with Bhawna and the other volunteer to meet the children. I won’t forget their smile, the way they said hello to me, by checking my hands or saying «Namaste». I won’t never forget how much they want to learn, more and more. I remember Illias or Nikky when they were sitting next to me to read some texts in English and asking me if they pronouncing correctly.When I wasn’t teaching them maths or English we were playing, laughing, giving them some hugs. It was very important to me to give them as much hugs and affection as possible. I won’t forget Gurpreet, when she was next to me, the way she smiled to me.This experience change my way of living, how I see the world. If we act good, the world will be better.

Marion EchaubasdPARIS, FRANCE