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Sports helps develop confidence!

Thangminhao, 11, lives with his parents in Sonpi,Churchandpur, Manipur. He underwent surgery as he suffered from vocal issues, which has caused him to have an inferiority complex. Since the surgery, he has beenreluctant to be a part of any social activities at school and has kept to himself at home as well. His parents tried …

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Visiting Asha

One of the greatest highlights from Mukthi Bike Challenge 2022 ride is our staff re-connecting with Asha*, who was a victim of human trafficking. She and her son were part of Oasis India’s programmes and greatly benefited from them when they lived in the red-light district of Mumbai. Our staff worked with her and reintegrated …

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Football For Life in North East

Lalminlen, 12, from Manipur, North East, loves playing football. He says, “Since I was young, playing football has been my favourite hobby. Even though my parents were strict and they were hesitant to let me play, I would always go in the evenings for a quick game with my friends. Recently, I was selected to …

Banu speaks about her best experiences in Project Sarika!

Project Sarika is an Oasis India initiative to create a platform for girls in Chennai’s Kalyanapuram and Kannagi Nagar communities to learn football, self-defence and life skills. The word ‘Sarika’ means a brave princess, and we help young girls become fearless,brave princesses who are aware of social evils and can protect themselves and those around …

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A glimpse – HGH Football team’s daily routine

The football programme in Hallegudhadahalli, Bangalore, helps children use their time constructively in learning professional football and keeps them away from being idle. With the on-boarding of our new football coach, Mr. Edwin, there have been great improvements to this programme. Many HGH boys and girls are trained in volleyball, cricket, and Kabaddi but have …

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Dear friends and patrons,As 2022 draws to a close, I would like for us to look back at a year that heralded in new directions for Oasis India: year one of the 5-year strategic plan of new partnerships, a year of social enterprise, and organisational sustainability.While it was certainly challenging in many ways, it also showed how strong our commitment to the vision and mission are as an organisation – be it as board members, supporters, members of senior management, the national leadership team, or project staff.We can take pride in the fact that we resumed the annual Mukthi Bike Challenge this year, launched Oasis India’s 5-year strategic plan for 2022–2027, and started a new integrated community empowerment project in Assam—Oasis Academy Guwahati and Football for Life (FFL). We also initiated potential partnership discussions with PCI-Mizoram for anti-human trafficking and Thrive for Good under food security, etc. These great achievements lays the foundation for our work in the upcoming new year.There were notable life-changing stories of beneficiaries in each of Oasis India’s hubs and the many other challenges we overcame as a team. Successes achieved in a time when we were forced to adapt to very adverse circumstances So, I want to thank all our staff for the hard work and commitment they have shown over the past year. Our combined strength is what makes us flourish as an organisation.Thank you, our supporters, for walking this journey of growth and development hand in hand with us. As you celebrate Christmas with friends and family, I hope you will look back on the year with the same sense of accomplishment and joy that we all feel at Oasis India.I wish you and your family a happy Christmas season and a prosperous 2023! Best regards,Mangneo LhungdimExecutive Director,Oasis India

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