Sewa International Europe organised a special webinar on Saturday, 12 September 2026, to share updates on the situation following the devastating flash floods in Nepal and discuss ongoing relief efforts and proposed long-term rehabilitation initiatives. The webinar brought together the Sewa International Nepal team, volunteers and members of the Sewa International Europe community to provide the latest verified information available at the time of the session. The initiative

Sewa International Europe hosted a special webinar, “Our Body, Our Shakti – Understanding Our Hormones to Harness Our Best Selves,” on 26 September 2026, bringing teenage girls and women together for an open and insightful conversation on menstrual health and periods. Understanding Menstrual Health Through Open Conversations The one-hour session focused on helping participants better understand menstruation, hormonal changes and their impact on physical and emotional well-bei

On September 6, 2026, Sewa International Switzerland celebrated Krishna Janmashtami in Zug, bringing together families, volunteers and community members for an evening filled with devotion, culture and togetherness. The celebration reflected the spirit of Janmashtami through a vibrant programme featuring ISKCON Kirtan and Bhajans, Gita Saar, children’s cultural performances, Dahi Handi, Raas Garba and traditional Indian food. Each activity added to the festive atmosphere whil

NEPAL FLASH FLOOD RELIEF · UPDATE Phase 2 is underway: warmth, food and a way back to school Dear Sewa Europe Family Members, On 26 August 2026 (Bhadra 10), flash floods tore through communities along the Trishuli River in Nuwakot, Nepal. Homes, belongings and livelihoods were swept away, and the bridge connecting Devighat to the far bank was destroyed. Thanks to your support, Sewa International Nepal and its partner organisations have now begun the second phase of relief. Wo

The Consulate General of India, Frankfurt, in collaboration with Indian associations, organised the Viksit Bharat Run 2026 on September 20, 2026, at the Deutscher Fußball-Bund (DFB) Campus in Frankfurt. The event highlighted the strong connection between the Indian community in Germany and India’s national aspirations. Consul General of India in Frankfurt, Ms. Shuchita Kishore, welcomed the participants and thanked them for their enthusiastic participation. She encouraged the

When floods and landslides devastate communities, the loss goes far beyond homes and infrastructure. Families can be left without shelter, clean water, medical care, and other essentials needed to rebuild their lives. In response to the ongoing humanitarian needs in Nepal, Sewa International Europe continues to support disaster-affected communities with relief assistance, including temporary shelter kits, clean drinking water, and medical aid. As the scale of destruction rema

Sewa participated in the 19th Frankfurt Voluntary Organization Fair (Frankfurter Ehrenamtsmesse) on September 12, 2026. This was organised by the City of Frankfurt as part of its Year of Engagement 2026. Held at the historic Römer in the city center, the fair brought together 109 non-profit organisations, clubs and local initiatives, representing Frankfurt’s wider network of more than 200 charities. The fair featured organisations working across environmental protection, sust

FIELD REPORT • SEPT 2026 SPECIAL DISPATCH #01 Emergency Response Update Nepal Flood Relief: From Emergency Aid to Sustained Recovery Following the catastrophic flash floods of 26 August 2026, thousands of families across Nepal were displaced overnight. Sewa International Europe immediately deployed frontline volunteers and emergency resources to safeguard lives, establish emergency supply chains, and begin structural rebuilding. 100% of every public contribution goes straight

Sewa International Europe stands with Nepal during the devastating 2026 floods, supporting relief efforts in collaboration with Sewa International Nepal and following the guidance of the Government of Nepal. We appeal to the Indian, Nepali and wider European community to come together and support affected families with essential relief and recovery assistance.

For many children, blurred vision quietly becomes a barrier to learning, confidence and opportunity. This is why Sewa Europe Germany, together with GoodVision India Foundation, is taking eye care to students through free screening camps—providing eye tests, spectacles and treatment referrals to those who need them. We are raising support across Europe to reach more children in India. 🙏 Your donation can turn blurred vision into a clear vision tomorrow. Support the Cause You

As part of Baba ji week at the Bhole Baba Ashram in Rieferath, Germany, SEWA volunteers came together to support the ashram through cooking sewa. The ashram welcomed German and European devotees and visitors for the celebrations, and the management invited the SEWA team to prepare Indian meals for the community. The Bhole Baba Ashram follows the practice of Karma Yoga, or selfless service, making food sewa a meaningful way for volunteers to contribute. The SEWA cooking team w

Responding to the Flood Situation in Assam Flooding continues to affect several parts of Assam, disrupting homes, livelihoods, and access to essential supplies. In such situations, timely assistance can make an immediate difference to families facing loss and displacement. As part of the ongoing response, Sewa Europe is supporting relief initiatives led by Sewa International Bharat (SIB), working alongside corporate partners, donors, and volunteers to reach people in need. Se

On June 3, 2026, the Sewa Europe Germany team proudly participated in the 32nd JPMorganChase Corporate Challenge in Frankfurt, one of Europe's largest corporate running events. The Corporate Challenge featured a traditional 5.6 kilometre course that passed through the city's iconic streets, with about 60,000 participants. Sewa team was proudly represented by dedicated Sewa volunteers Vinod Pillai, Aditi Kulkarni, Balaji Govindraj, Yogendra Singh, Anita Sevani, Aditya Kulkarni

Sewa Europe Germany celebrated International Yoga Day 2026 in schools and kindergartens in Frankfurt area. Conducted in collaboration with HSS, VHP, Art of Living (AOL) and the Consulate General of India (CGI), the initiative embraced the message “Teach Them Young” highlighting how introducing yoga at an early age can help children build physical fitness, emotional balance, concentration, and self-discipline. Yoga sessions across educational institutions The outreach progra

Sewa Europe's Germany Chapter initiated the "Bridging Generations through Kindness" project to foster meaningful relationships between children and senior citizens within the Indian and local German community. Held on May 10 and June 6, 2026, the initiative introduced children to the concept of sewa—selfless service—while creating memorable moments of joy, compassion, and cultural exchange with elderly residents at Haus Jona in Obertshausen. The project was inspired by a simp

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My travel notes from a drive through Wayanad to the tribal settlements of HD Kote taluk, Mysuru district The journey began in Calicut, the coastal plains giving way almost immediately to the climb into Wayanad. The road bends upward through coffee and pepper estates, mist settling over the ghats even in daylight, and somewhere past Sulthan Bathery the character of the land begins to shift — the Western Ghats folding into the forest belt that Wayanad shares with Bandipur, Naga

Celebrating International Yoga Day with Community and Harmony Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self." — The Bhagavad Gita In a world that moves faster every day—where screens compete for our attention and daily responsibilities often leave little time for ourselves—yoga offers something simple yet powerful: a moment to pause, a moment to breathe, and a moment to reconnect. This ancient practice, originating in India thousands

Autor:- Ashok Kumar Burra Breaking the Myth International Yoga Day is observed on 21-June. This was proposed by PM Modi ji and it was accepted. It is also intentional. Two things happen: 1. Astronomical: Summer Solstice (longest day of the year). Symbolic significance to realise the importance of Sun. 2. Spiritual Shift: Transition to Dakshinayana. First full moon after the solstice - Shiva became Adiyogi, taught Yoga to his disciples the Saptarishis. The world celebrating a

As part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening communities, promoting volunteerism, and fostering social cohesion among immigrant families in Finland, SEWA Europe lead by Devayani and Isha Kulkarni, organized a Mother's Day Community Picnic in Tampere on 10 May 2026. The event brought together Indian women and children living in the region for an afternoon of celebration, meaningful dialogue, and community engagement. SEWA Europe believes that strong communities are built