Seen through an Invisible Lens
Kareena (name changed) is a 30-year-old transgender woman living in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. Since childhood, she was subjected to apathy, verbal and physical abuses by her... Read More
CASA is an Indian development and humanitarian organization. Established in 1947, we stand for Care, Awareness, Service and Action. We work for the poorest of the poor irrespective of caste, religion, gender and political affiliations.
Our focus is people helping people.
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In the Pursuit of Acceptance
“Sometimes I feel being a transgender is a curse. There is no-one to turn to for support and guidance. Our lives are rife with unseen... Read More
Quest to redefine my identity
21- year old Vimla Devi is a migrant worker from Nepal. She migrated to India with her family in search of better livelihood alternatives. However,... Read More
Mollifying the severe repercussions of the COVID-19 lockdown
“The nationwide lockdown was imposed when I arrived in Shimla … No one has been employing domestic help or labour … How should I feed... Read More
The Place they call Home
The lockdown imposed due to the COVID-19 Pandemic has uncovered the latent class inequalities prevalent in the country. It has brought forth the living conditions... Read More
An endeavour to provide a secured source of sustenance
“I still didn’t find work when the lock down was declared at the outbreak of the pandemic. I was left trapped in the city. The... Read More
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