From The Field
When Jasmine* was born, her father left the family because he wanted a baby boy and not a girl. Jasmine’s mother was a commercial sex worker in Kamathipura who struggled to provide for her children alone. She had to attend the customers with her new born child; a situation that no mother should go through. …
Keerthi* was just 16 when her parents decided to marry her off to their relative. She was young and could not cope with the daily chores of getting up at 4 am for housework. Her husband physically abused her to the point where she ran back to her parents’ house. She silently suffered as people …
We met Sneha* during outreach at one of the brothels in Kamathipura. She was 11 years old, with a smiling face, beaming with curiosity. When our staff struck a conversation with her mother, Teju*, their story was nothing short of tragic. Teju came to the Mumbai to find a job and ended up working at …
Pavithra,12, is from Muthukur village in Punganur. She stays with her grandparents as her parents are out of state for work. Pavithra heard about our sports programmethrough one of her neighbours. She joined our football team and loves coming for thepractice sessions through the week. Pavithra is quite outspoken and she says, “I like Oasis …
Seran has been a part of Oasis India’s football training programme for the past 4years. A few years ago, his mother passed away in her sleep due to an illness.Seran’s father used to work in the harbor but since the pandemic hit, he has beenstruggling to keep the family afloat. He is currently working as …Jasmine’s Story
Keerthi’s Story
A Time For Hope
“My second home”
Seran loves football