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Harnish runs for Khalsa Aid

Harnish is running to raise funds for projects that are being implemented by Khalsa Aid in Panjab.
The projects that will benefit from this sponsored run are:

  • Drugs awareness in Panjab
  • Children's Education in Panjabi villages
  • Empowering Panjabi families to escape poverty

"I have decided to take part in the BRITISH 10K RUN on SUNDAY 12th JULY 09
"I was so impressed with the seva that Khalsa Aid have done not just in India but all around the world, that I decided to raise money for them and do my bit for the Khalsa Panth. I wish to raise a minimum of £2500, so I need all of you; my family, friends and sangat to give generously and help me achieve my target.
Harnish Kaur Goray
(BSc student @ Kings University, London)

Please show your support for Harnish, Click here to Donate Online

Displaced Sikhs in Pakistan

Khalsa Aid continues to provide relief to the Sikh and Hindu refugees at Panja Sahib Gurdwara, Pakistan. The refugees requested Khalsa Aid to provide them with washing powder, soap and toothpaste etc. Read More

Please Donate generously for this relief programme.

Ravinder Singh himself has visited Pakistan to meet the displaced families.
Click here to read the blog.

PURE - Panjab Underprivileged Rural Empowerment

The Pure project is aiming to target underprivileged families in Panjab where children suffer due to poverty and poor socio economic circumstances. The aim of this project is to provide access to equal opportunities in education for the children of these families.

Khalsa Aid will be working with local partners to establish programmes that provide good quality education to these underprivileged children thus empowering them to break out of the poverty cycle.

Khalsa Aid Newsletter

10 Years of Khalsa Aid The inspiration behind Khalsa Aid is from the Gurbani and a great hero of Sikhi, Bhai Ghanyia Ji.

Bhai Sahib provided water in fierce battle to all regardless of them being a friend or foe. This was the foundation of the first ever example of humanitarian relief. In the moments when we faced obstacles in carrying out Seva across the globe, we felt blessed and inspired by our Guru's teachings.

Planned Projects 2009 - 2010

Operational

  • Pakistan - Sikhs displaced assistance
  • Madya Parades - Water aid
  • Current issues in Panjab - Drugs awareness, Farmer suicides, environmental.
  • Sponsored children's centres Panjab
  • Sikhs in India outside of Panjab - Campbell Bay, Madya Parades

Fundraising

  • Sponsored Bike race - children
  • Sporting events
  • Community events

Ongoing development of Khalsa Aid

  • Engagement of wider community
  • Raised awareness of organisation
  • Engaging youth
  • Community links

Recognise all of the human race as one.

- Khalsa Aid

We can think of the great humanitarian enterprises which bring relief to those who are suffering - the Red Cross, the Red Crescent or Islamic Relief, CAFOD and Christian Aid, Hindu Aid and SEWA International, World Jewish Relief and Khalsa Aid - all the charities which draw inspiration from the teachings of the different faiths.

- Tony Blair