Faith Foundation

15/12/2025

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03/12/2025

We are Hiring for the post of Outreach Educator.

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03/12/2025

We are Hiring for the post of Counselor.

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01/12/2025

“Whatever our friends learn today, we want them to go and share it with others,” said one of the Champions.

And just like that, we wrapped up our final Child Wellbeing Mela of the year at Mawprem Presbyterian Secondary School.
This Mela left an impact not just on the children, but on all of us here at Faith Foundation too.

With each Mela, we witness something new unfolding in our children — their willingness to learn, their leadership, and their growing confidence.

At Mawprem, we saw it again.
Parents and students moved from stall to stall, learning about different aspects of child wellbeing.
And our Champions stood at the centre of it all.

They observed…They learned…
And this year, they stepped up.

Their voices carried purpose. Their actions carried meaning.
They guided others with clarity and heart.

They were not waiting for change. They are becoming the change.

As we close the year, we look ahead with hope.
Next year, we envision our children leading even more boldly, organising more Melas, and shaping safer, stronger spaces for themselves and their peers.

This Mela was a success because they made it meaningful.

30/11/2025

We stand against violence because every woman and girl deserves to live without fear.

We observed the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. This is part of the 16 Days of Activism against gender based violence from 25th November to 10th December. Under the theme “Unite to end digital violence against all women and girls”, we came together to strengthen our collective voice for safety and equality.

The responsibility to create a safer present and future lies with us. The safety of women and girls is a shared duty for families, communities, and every person who chooses to speak up instead of staying silent.

Ambrosia from Faith Foundation opened the space with a clear message.
“Inequality still exists in our homes, our workplaces, and our society. Today we raise our voices against it.”

Iaimanda Ryngksai, NEN State Coordinator, reminded the community of shared responsibility.
“ Kam dei tang ka kam ing ka kam sem” Violence against women is a community issue.” She highlighted how gender based violence can be online, mental, physical, financial, and how its normalization often blinds survivors to their own suffering.

Lyverius Lyngdoh, Cluster Coordinator, added urgency.
“Gender based violence is disrupting the core of the family unit. We must work together to remove it.”
He also spoke about the growing risks of digital abuse against children and women.

Team members, Rilang and Samme carried the conversation forward by sharing practical Online Safety Tips. They explained the types of online abuse, how scams target individuals, and the steps every person can take to stay safe and informed.

Support is always available.
Cybercrime Helpline 1930 to report online fraud and digital crimes.

The gathering reminded us that prevention begins with awareness, accountability, and action.
Together we can UNITE. Together we can invest in a safer world for women and girls.

25/11/2025

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We are running a fundraiser to support child survivors of sexual abuse.

As part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence from 25th November to 10th December 2025, Faith Foundation is raising funds for 40 child survivors who urgently need our support. The fundraiser will continue until the goals are met.

We currently stand with 78 survivors through counselling, legal aid, emergency medical care, nutritional support, life skills education, healing workshops, and by helping families access essential documents and entitlements.

Our fundraising goals are focused on two critical needs:

Education Aid – ₹1,25,000
We aim to support 25 survivors with ₹5,000 each per year for school and vocational training.

Basic Care Essentials – ₹9,00,000
We aim to provide ₹5,000 per month for 12 months to 15 survivors for essential daily needs, offered weekly or monthly depending on their situation.

Your support can change a survivor’s life.
Stand with us. Support their healing.

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25/11/2025

We are running a fundraiser to support child survivors of sexual abuse.

As part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence from 25th November to 10th December 2025, Faith Foundation is raising funds for 40 child survivors who urgently need our support. The fundraiser will continue until the goals are met.

We currently stand with 78 survivors through counselling, legal aid, emergency medical care, nutritional support, life skills education, healing workshops, and by helping families access essential documents and entitlements.

Our fundraising goals are focused on two critical needs:

Education Aid – ₹1,25,000
We aim to support 25 survivors with ₹5,000 each per year for school and vocational training.

Basic Care Essentials – ₹9,00,000
We aim to provide ₹5,000 per month for 12 months to 15 survivors for essential daily needs, offered weekly or monthly depending on their situation.

Your support can change a survivor’s life.
Stand with us. Support their healing.

Click the link to Donate
https://faithfoundationshillong.org/donate/

19/11/2025

18/11/2025

Today, our interns stepped into a familiar place, their own universities, but with a powerful purpose. At William Carey University and Martin Luther Christian University, they stood before their classmates to share a message that cannot be ignored: Child Abuse is Real. Don’t deny it. Act now.

They brought this message to life through a skit. In that performance, they showed how child sexual abuse can come from people we know. It was uncomfortable, honest, and necessary. Their classmates weren’t just watching a play; they were confronting a reality that often goes unspoken.

And the very students who watched walked away ready to carry this message forward.

This moment is part of our Child Safety Week campaign for everyone to speak up on the issue instead of staying silent.

17/11/2025

Police Bazar paused today. Our team created a display of children’s clothes marked with red handprints, each one representing a childhood lost to sexual abuse.

People stopped in their tracks. They looked closer. They asked questions. The quiet shock on their faces showed how real this issue is and how close it sits to every community.

This Child Safety Week, we are reminding everyone that Child sexual abuse is real. Dont deny it. Act now.

16/11/2025

“Not in my backyard” is a belief that puts children in danger. Child sexual abuse can happen anywhere, and silence only hides the harm.

On 15 November, our collective steps became a powerful message. Faith Foundation, Child Friendly Shillong, NGOs, Dorbars, teachers and principals walked together with one purpose.

To face the truth and act now.

Children deserve a world that protects them. Let’s be the adults who make that world real.