Enabling Dreams To Come True Very often we feel we cannot do anything to help anyone but when we take a step, we can and the universe too steps in to help us. Our recent success is when 25 Adivasi students from Shaskiya Madhyam Aashram Shala, Kharpadi, Nashik, U/14 & U/17 not only played inter school tournament for the First Time but are also selected for State Level Tournament for Throw Ball under the able guidance of Ms Shruti Pandey. Please pray for their success so that they can create a History in their school record. The Tournament Will be held in Palghar from 20 to 22 Jan 2023 for U/14 & in Nagpur from 22 to 25 Jan for U/17 Accommodation and food will be provided by the organiser. We need to book to and fro tickets for 25 +2 teachers costing around 900 per head. We would be grateful if you coulibute to make the dream of these children fructify Please do so by using the following Paytm: Sona Kumar 9820195874 Gpay, phone pay: Hemlata Pant 8286322969 http://www.sonasarovartrust.org

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