STORIES OF HUMANITY
Sumathy Gopalanas New Tea Stall
Brewing up a new beginning for Sumathy Gopalan.
Sumathy Gopalan from Kanjoor lost her tea stall, her only source of income, to the devastating Kerala floods. Left without a lifeline, she faced the unthinkable prospect of not being able to support her family.
Aster Volunteers with the help of our partners, helped her set up a new tea stall with everything she could possibly need. The stall was inaugurated by Mrs Dolly, Vice President of the Kanjoor Gramapanchayat, at a small ceremony attended by the locals and the volunteers.
Sishna Anand The Helen Keller of Kannur
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Lives Impacted:
Helping Empower Our Very Own Hellen Keller.
Born prematurely, Ms Sishna Anand aka the Hellen Keller of Kannur, was from birth denied the gifts of vision, hearing, and speech
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Rajans Barber Shop Hairdresser Get Back
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Helping Rajan the hairdresser get back to doing what he does best.
In the wake of destruction left by the Kerala floods, one of its many severely affected victims was Rajan t
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Abdul Shabad Hakeem-Phlebotomist
<p>Abdul Shabad Hakeem volunteered for the medical camp and food distribution initiatives in Mankhool. Volunteering has been an interesting experience for him since he not only learned something new every day but also made friends.</p>
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