AKHIN 2024 ANNUAL REPORT

In 2024, with the generous support of Kanthari, Europhin, Stiftung Umverteilen, and individual donores we achieved remarkable milestones in transforming the lives of homeless youngsters:

Rescue and Rehabilitation: We successfully rescued and rehabilitated 36 youngsters, providing them with the care and support needed to begin a new chapter in their lives.

Educational Support: Out of these, 16 youngsters were re-enrolled in school, giving them the opportunity to return to school and build a brighter future. and additional 20 youngsters were enrolled in various vocational training programs to acquire practical skills for sustainable livelihoods. 4 participants left the training and return to the street because of unwillingness to abound by the rules and regulations

These achievements highlight our commitment to empowering homeless youths through education, skills development, and rehabilitation, fostering long-term independence and self-reliance.

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Over the past three months, we have been actively engaged in various initiatives to support and empower our community. One significant achievement has been the reunited of participants back to the parents and securing land for our AKHIN village. We have also being give subsidised architectural design from journeyman international.

In addition to our local efforts, we have made significant strides in ensuring the continuous training and education of our participants. We organized events in Venray, Netherlands, and Belgium to present our project to potential supporters and spread awareness about our mission. These events were instrumental in garnering support and spreading the message about the importance of our work in empowering marginalized communities.

Over the past three months, we have been actively engaged in various initiatives to support and empower our community. One significant achievement has been the establishment of a community market. This initiative has empowered 50 women, many of whom are single parents or mothers without any prior skills or trades, by providing them with opportunities to gain economic independence and stability.

In addition to our local efforts, we have made significant strides in ensuring the continuous training and education of our participants. We organized events in Venray, Netherlands, and Belgium to present our project to potential supporters and spread awareness about our mission. These events were instrumental in garnering support and spreading the message about the importance of our work in empowering marginalized communities.

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The AKHIN self-education program offered at our centers is designed to empower all participants to discover their talents, foster creativity, and become self-directed learners. Through this program, individuals learn to harness their potential by teaching themselves with the support of their peers.

As evidence of the program’s success, consider the various products crafted from waste materials that are still in use at our centres today. These creations not only demonstrate the ingenuity of our participants but also serve as tangible reminders of their ability to transform seemingly insignificant materials into valuable assets.

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