News from The Hope Project in New Delhi, India

Dear Friends of Hope, November, 2021
With this brief note, I want to update you on the current state of the Hope Project as it resumes activity after the most recent virus surge.
At the time I am writing, 95% of Hope Project staff have been vaccinated. Vaccination rates are slowly improving in the area
surrounding the main offices in Nizamuddin Basti as well as in the surrounding areas of New Delhi. Water damage to our building
from recent monsoon flooding is being repaired, and painting, plastering, and mending of any leaks is in process. Half of Hope’s
students have returned, attending either online, in person, or both. Staff are busy preparing to resume all classroom instruction very
soon. Now that the middle class are again hiring unskilled laborers, the area has a high number of migrants returning to the city
looking for work. For this reason, emergency food is still very much needed in the community.
I have attached a letter from both Pir Zia and Pir Shabda that speak to their support of the important work of Hope.
With appreciation,

Richard Cuadra, Hope Project board president

Dear Beloveds,
The work of the Hope Project brings the Sufi ideals of Love, Harmony, and Beauty into the nitty-gritty slums surrounding both
Hazrat Inayat and Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan’s Dargahs (tombs). The fabric of this neighborhood is infused with possibility because
of the Hope Project programs.
The highly regarded Hope Project helps residents realize their potentials without regard to their caste or creed. Through its
ever-responsive programs, the Hope Project addresses deep social problems with sensitivity and efficacy, always encouraging
the residents’ enthusiasm and resourcefulness.
The Hope Project is the heart of the neighborhood. In caring for the dispossessed, it embodies both the ideals of
Chishti Inayati lineage and the centuries-old tradition of the Sufi saints.
Because of the project, lives are changed, hope is reborn, and the dream of a beautiful world of beautiful people
becomes a greater reality every day.
Together, we urge you to join us as friends of this worthy project and generously support it financially today.
Bless You,
Zia Inayat Khan, Shabda Khan
Pir Zia Pir Shabda

Please send address as ro where we can send a donation.

In His Service

Firozia Wandis Slattery

Dear Friend:

Here is their Web site on which you may donate and read their latest news.

https://childrensashramfund.org/

Give a Precious Gift - The Gift of Hope

Provide milk and supplementary nutrition to a malnourished child for one year:
Rs. 6000 / US$ 125 / € 120.

Send a child to school for one year:
Rs. 8000 / US$ 166 / € 160.

Sponsor a girl for higher education for 1 year:
Rs 20000 / US$ 417 / € 400.

Online Donation in USA:
http://childrensashramfund.org/index.html

Ingrid Christoffers

Greetings,
I do not use pay pal and their system doesn’t seem accepting CC .
Can you please email an address where I can send a check to Hope Project .
Appreciate it
Fatima

Here is the web site., all the information you need is there.
http://hopeprojectindia.in/html/sup_donate.htm
Please send your donation to the following accounts
Do not forget to mention your name and address

Non_Indian currencies
Hope Project Charitable Trust
A/C - 522-1-008993-4
Standard Chartered Bank Narayan Manzil
23, Barakhamba Road,
New Delhi 110001

Indian currency
Hope Project Charitable Trust
A/C – 1057000246
State Bank of India
Nizamuddin West,
New Delhi 110013

USA
The Hope Project
P.O. Box 657
New Lebanon, NY 12125 USA
Email: ingrid.wisswaesser@gmail.com

Germany and Europe
Lebenshilfe für notleidende Menschen in Indien e.V
Volksbank Bielefeld –
Gütersloh e.G.
IBAN DE25478601251444730500 BIC GENODEM1GTL
Germany

Switzerland
Förderverein “Hope Projekt”,
CH11 8009 7000 0064 8430 7
Raiffeisenbank Laufental-Thierstein, 4242 Laufen, Switzerland
Email: brunoknobel@web.dehttp://hopeprojectindia.in
http://hopeprojectindia.in
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