Summer holidays are back! Let's go camping

The summer holidays are back and children of formative age are in a relaxing mood. Their hectic schedule of the year end will have drained their energies and make them eagerly wait for some change in their routine. The parents if they are both working the issue at home becomes even more serious. Uncles and aunts,  in-laws of every possible relation, and above all the grand parents come into the memory lane. Which of these destinations and company of whom would keep the child engaged and happy? Where is the place where you could leave the youngsters without any worries?

Learning to care for Nature

To be part of such a social shortfall there are many agencies volunteering to conduct Summer camps for children. The subject they address would vary from key board to Karate. Most of them are day camps and comprise of group activities without individual attention. Many a times activities such as singing , dancing and even trekking may inculcate group dynamics but wouldn't make the individual realize his own strength or weakness. For children to identify their abilities and interest, he needs to have an opportunity to isolate himself and start thinking for himself. 

Taking out some time for bird watching

As Part of the Summer Nature Study and rejuvenation program for children we are conducting a six days residential Nature camp at Melkote. The aim of the camp is to bring in a deep cultural change, connecting children to Nature, so that they can be more confident, healthier and happier as citizens of tomorrow. The laid back routine in the camp, unlike their conventional class room has lots of hands on activities in the outdoors. They are with the best of hands and can explore and realize the mysteries of Nature first hand.

In pursuit of  some artistic collaboration

 As children grow up their routines are designed to give them less time in Nature than before and the biggest victim may be Mother Nature. We share our concern through exposing children to the joys of nature and keep them in company of eminent persons in the field who have lived their lives with different approaches to care for Nature. With a battery of resource persons who have worked with children of every nature for more than two decades this annual camp of ours has become a Social movement to unite Children with Nature and with various needs.

What a way to vent out that extra energy!

This camp-- will help children realize that school should not be a polite form of imprisonment, but a portal to the wider world with numerous possibilities and lesser competition. That reduces the stress upon our children and energizes them for the coming year in school.

The Camp That was....

The camp site called Hosa Jeevana Dari at Melkote is a serene, eco- friendly and off the main stream life and provides an excellent atmosphere to immerse oneself in nature and devote for self exploration. Natural farming, traditional buildings, thriving khadi industry and chemical free food offer children a perfect recipe of simple living in harmony with nature.  

The camp begins on 6^th morning and ends on the 11th evening, April 2014. The camp costs would be Rs 3000/- excluding travel to the camp site. To book your seats contact 9886383793, 8762357003.