Dear friends, I am happy to reach you with the latest updates from Marcellin Trust, Trichy. The last few months were really filled with many activities such as Rainbow Summer Camp 2017, Family Support Group Meeting with Br. Ray, Rainbow Tour, La Valla Evening Study Centre Picnic, Education Support Programme and so on. First of all, a big thank you to every one for your support and encour- agement in our mission towards children whom God has entrusted to us! This short report brings you the wonderful things happening in the lives of many abandoned and discriminated children and young people in our society through Rainbow and La Valla Evening Study Centre projects. Fraternally, Br. Raj, fms Rainbow Summer Camp 2017 ‘Climbing NEW Heights’ - the theme of Rainbow Summer Camp 2017. The five day camp became a milestone for our children as we walked side by side, sharing our stories, caring for and playing with one another, learning and growing together as one family into a new awareness of positive thinking, human and spiritual values and our rights as human persons. Each day was dedicated for various topics and was facilitated by well experienced re- source people who felt at home with our children and contributed generously towards the successful encounters among the children from both Operation Rainbow and La Valla Evening Study Centres. Activity Report April to June, 2017 MARCELLIN TRUST Volume 4, Issue 6 15 June 2017
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Dear friends,
I am happy to reach you with the latest updates from Marcellin Trust,
Trichy.
The last few months were really filled with many activities such as Rainbow
Summer Camp 2017, Family Support Group Meeting with Br. Ray, Rainbow
Tour, La Valla Evening Study Centre Picnic, Education Support Programme and
so on. First of all, a big thank you to every one for your support and encour-
agement in our mission towards children whom God has entrusted to us!
This short report brings you the wonderful things happening in the lives of
many abandoned and discriminated children and young people in our society
through Rainbow and La Valla Evening Study Centre projects.
Fraternally,
Br. Raj, fms
Rainbow Summer Camp 2017
‘Climbing NEW Heights’ - the theme of Rainbow Summer Camp 2017. The five day
camp became a milestone for our children as we walked side by side, sharing our stories,
caring for and playing with one another, learning and growing together as one family into
a new awareness of positive thinking, human and spiritual values and our rights as human
persons.
Each day was dedicated for various topics and was facilitated by well experienced re-
source people who felt at home with our children and contributed generously towards the
successful encounters among the children from both Operation Rainbow and La Valla
Evening Study Centres.
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Volume 4, Issue 6
15 June 2017
January 16th, 2017:
Marcellin Club members being exposed to new awareness of
God as they visit Santhivanam Ashram and interact with a
Benedictine monk in the Ashram. Later they made a pilgrimage
to Poondi Basilica and Shrine of Mary and then to some tourist
places.
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About 90 children actively participated in the 5-day
camp and benefited a lot. Each day began with a prayer
and was followed by presentations and various activi-
ties. In the afternoons children enjoyed playing various
games and sports. All were served lunch daily.
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World AIDS Day - December 1
Rainbow Livelihood Programs: Goat rearing project
Education Support to School Children in La Valla Study Centres , Trichy
On 3rd, June we organised a programme to
distribute the educational aid to children from
La Valla Tuition Centre and Marcellin Club
members. During the programme our Rain-
bow Children joined with them entertained the
entire group with beautiful dance and singing.
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Thanking and Honouring Br. Ray Arthur with a Memento
Rainbow Tour
In April we had the privilege of honouring Rev. Br.
Ray Arthur from Sydney, Australia who was a Visi-
tor to India Sector when Marist Brothers, India Sec-
tor was part of the Province of Sydney and Mel-
bourne, Australia. After 13 years he visited us on his
way to Sri Lanka.
One day tour was organised to Thiruvannamalai Tem-
ple (Temple of Siva, a Hindu god), Chenji Kottai
(Chenji Fort built in the 9th Century and was called as
‘Troy of the East’ by the British), Villianoor Gratia
Plena Church (Pilgrimage place of the Christians) and
Pondicherry Beach. About 75 families both parents
and children boarded two buses and started their jour-
ney from Trichy around 11:30 PM and after having
spent a day visiting the above places returned to
V OLU ME 1, ISS UE 1
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dures or improvements to the business.
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such as press releases, market studies,
and reports.
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newsletter might be to sell your product
or service, the key to a successful news-
letter is making it useful to your readers.
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of upcoming events or a special offer
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short.
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newsletter can also be used for your
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Reaching out to the homeless...
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a promotional tool is that you can reuse
content from other marketing materials,
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and reports.
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newsletter might be to sell your product
or service, the key to a successful news-
letter is making it useful to your readers.
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your own articles, or include a calendar
of upcoming events or a special offer
that promotes a new product.
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“filler” articles by accessing the World
Wide Web. You can write about a vari-
ety of topics but try to keep your articles
short.
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newsletter can also be used for your
Web site. Microsoft Publisher offers a
simple way to convert your newsletter
to a Web publication. So, when you’re
finished writing your newsletter, con-
vert it to a Web site and post it.
choose and import into your newsletter.
There are also several tools you can use
to draw shapes and symbols.
Once you have chosen an image, place
it close to the article. Be sure to place
the caption of the image near the image.
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portant part of adding content to your
newsletter.
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self if the picture supports or enhances
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Family Sustainability Programme - Goat Rearing by Rainbow families
Goats were given out to sixteen families in August 2016. After about eight months we visited the families
to find out whether the goat rearing activity was successful. We were happy to see that out of 16 goats, 8
had given birth to 9 new ones. One family was found having sold the goat due to shortage of food.
We are planning to distribute another 15 goats to families in the project. This will help them to support
their families in near future. Good luck to all families!
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or service, the key to a successful news-
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Marcellin Trust
A Charitable and Non-Profit Organization established by the
Marist Brothers in 2003 Registered under Indian Trust Act of
1882. Eligible to receive Foreign Contributions under FCRA and
having Tax Exemption U/S 80-G for Local Contributions.
Operation Rainbow Project
Vision:
A Society in which everyone is treated with human dignity and as part of a family, in which everyone feels accepted, loved and protected, no matter who they are and what they are.
Mission:
To strive with optimism and commitment to enhance the quality of life
for children affected by HIV/AIDS and to help them overcome their life’s challenges as well as find happiness in their lives through our CARE, SUPPORT and FAMILY INTERVENTION.
La Valla Evening Study Centre
An integrated study centre for rural village children to improve their academic performance, learn human values and develop life skills to cope with life’s challenges and achieve the impossible!
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