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A Saphara Journey
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Great to see Mira and her wonderful work with girls in south India.
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Final Reflections from the Bangor Team
Well I’m in India! That’s a sentence I never thought I would say. When I arrived in New Delhi the…
Songs and Stoires
Today was our last day at SNEHA, our last day of teaching during the trip, and so for our last…
Teaching in SNEHA
The day started as per usual with a Vikram ride. Had we been asked on Wednesday if it was possible…
Application Form 2019!
For all 2019 teams
Connect with Saphara now on Instagram
A Saphara Journey
Want to hear what a Saphara journey really is? Look no further.
Saphara News Feed
The teams are back!
A warm reminder of 2017’s journey with purpose
Like us on Facebook for updates
Final Reflections from the Bangor Team
Well I’m in India! That’s a sentence I never thought I would say. When I arrived in New Delhi the…
Teaching in SNEHA
The day started as per usual with a Vikram ride. Had we been asked on Wednesday if it was possible…
Bangor Team 2018
The blog for the Bangor Team 2018
Lurgan & Holywood Team 2018
The blog for the Lurgan & Holywood Team 2018
Great to see Mira and her wonderful work with girls in south India.
The Saphara Gallery
The last eight years of Saphara team photos are available here.
June 2017 Newsletter
Click here to view the most recent Saphara newsletter
Songs and Stoires
Today was our last day at SNEHA, our last day of teaching during the trip, and so for our last…
Application Form 2019!
For all 2019 teams
Lurgan & Holywood Team 2018
The blog for the Lurgan & Holywood Team 2018
Saphara News Feed
June 2017 Newsletter
Click here to view the most recent Saphara newsletter
Final Reflections from the Bangor Team
Well I’m in India! That’s a sentence I never thought I would say. When I arrived in New Delhi the…
Bangor Team 2018
The blog for the Bangor Team 2018
A Saphara Journey
Want to hear what a Saphara journey really is? Look no further.
The Saphara Gallery
The last eight years of Saphara team photos are available here.
Like us on Facebook for updates
Songs and Stoires
Today was our last day at SNEHA, our last day of teaching during the trip, and so for our last…
Connect with Saphara now on Instagram
Great to see Mira and her wonderful work with girls in south India.
The teams are back!
A warm reminder of 2017’s journey with purpose
Teaching in SNEHA
The day started as per usual with a Vikram ride. Had we been asked on Wednesday if it was possible…
Saphara believes in the potential of young people to change the world.
Education is at the heart of every Saphara policy and an integral part of our teams’ time in India. It is the key to empowering young people from disadvantaged communities to escape from poverty.
We have a range of initiatives focused on educating the whole community. Our teams go out regularly to teach English to children from deprived backgrounds and we have provided our partner schools with classrooms, playgrounds and teacher support. With their new skills and amenities the communities themselves will be the ones to effect real change in their lives.
Empowering girls and women is key to solving social problems.
The empowerment of women and overall gender equality are goals that Saphara fights for every day.
Through a number of education and health awareness initiatives we aim to help girls overcome the social stigmas that hold them back.