#TRPWS

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[thefangedstoryteller]

new lana del rey album on its wayyy!! girlies mark your calendars, 21st of may, 'the right person will stay' aka the finished product of lasso. (let's pray it's coming out on the stated release date🙏🏻)

i'm sorry but lana girl what is this. you're getting clowned on because of the title who is about gator guy and album cover looks like it's a for her funeral service. someone please take away picsart from her, it better be a different one by the time it releases😭

[yumireo]

The Impact of NGOs on Delhi’s Underprivileged Children: A Focus on TRPWS

Delhi, the vibrant capital of India, is home to millions of people from diverse backgrounds. While the city is a hub of opportunities and growth, there exists a stark divide between the privileged and underprivileged communities, particularly when it comes to children in the slums. Many of these children face severe challenges, from lack of access to quality education and healthcare to limited opportunities for personal growth. However, TRPWS - The Rising People Welfare Society, an NGO based in Delhi, is working tirelessly to bridge this gap and create a brighter future for these children.

TRPWS: A Beacon of Hope

The impact of TRPWS on Delhi’s underprivileged children has been nothing short of transformative. Through its holistic approach, the organization is changing the lives of slum children by addressing their most pressing needs: education, healthcare, mentorship, and creative opportunities. The aim is simple – to provide these children with the support they need to break free from the cycle of poverty and unlock their true potential.

Education: Laying the Foundation for a Better Future

At the heart of TRPWS's mission is education. For many underprivileged children, school is not an option, or it is disrupted due to financial constraints. TRPWS has stepped in to ensure that these children receive a solid education, offering academic support through classes that cover everything from basic literacy to advanced subjects.

In addition to traditional academic support, TRPWS goes the extra mile by organizing extracurricular activities such as sports, art, music, and dance. These activities help children develop new skills, build self-confidence, and discover their passions. By offering a well-rounded education, TRPWS helps children not just survive, but thrive, in their communities and beyond.

Health and Well-being: Providing Essential Support

Many children in Delhi’s slums suffer from poor nutrition and limited access to healthcare. TRPWS recognizes that health and education go hand in hand, which is why the organization works to provide children with regular medical checkups, vaccinations, and necessary medications. TRPWS also focuses on ensuring that the children receive adequate nutrition, which is vital for their overall development.

By addressing the physical health of children, TRPWS ensures that they are healthy enough to learn, grow, and participate in various programs. Healthy children are more likely to attend school regularly, perform well academically, and engage in extracurricular activities, which is a step toward breaking the chains of poverty.

Mentorship: Guiding the Path to Success

TRPWS understands that children need more than just academic support. They need guidance and mentorship to help them navigate life’s challenges. Through mentorship programs, TRPWS provides underprivileged children with access to positive role models who offer emotional support and practical advice. These mentors play a crucial role in helping children build self-esteem, confidence, and resilience.

The mentorship programs also help children set goals for their future, develop good habits, and make better decisions. With the guidance of a mentor, children are empowered to dream bigger, believe in themselves, and take the steps needed to achieve their dreams.

Creating Opportunities: Unleashing Creativity

In addition to academics and mentorship, TRPWS believes in the power of creativity to change lives. Many children from underprivileged communities have little exposure to arts and culture. TRPWS provides opportunities for children to explore their creative talents through painting, singing, dancing, and theater.

These creative programs offer children the chance to express themselves in ways that words cannot. They learn to work together, be creative, and experience the joy of performing or creating something meaningful. By introducing these creative programs, TRPWS helps build emotional intelligence, social skills, and problem-solving abilities, all of which contribute to the overall development of a child.

A Collective Effort: Volunteers, Donors, and Supporters

The incredible work of TRPWS would not be possible without the dedicated support of volunteers, donors, and well-wishers. Volunteers play a vital role in the day-to-day operations of the NGO, from teaching and mentoring to organizing events and activities. Donors contribute to ensuring that the children have access to the best possible resources, from books and school supplies to medical care and nutrition.

TRPWS also partners with local communities, government agencies, and other organizations to further its mission. Through these collaborations, the NGO is able to extend its reach and offer even more support to children in need.

The Lasting Impact

The work of TRPWS is having a lasting impact on the children of Delhi’s slums. By providing access to education, health services, creative outlets, and mentorship, TRPWS is changing the trajectory of countless children’s lives. These children, who once had limited opportunities, are now equipped with the tools to build a brighter, more successful future for themselves and their families.

How You Can Help

The mission of TRPWS - The Rising People Welfare Society is one that requires the support of everyone in the community. Whether it’s through donations, volunteering, or simply spreading the word about the work being done, your involvement can make a huge difference in the lives of these children.

By supporting TRPWS, you are playing a key role in empowering underprivileged children, providing them with the opportunities they need to succeed, and helping build a brighter, more equitable future for all.

In conclusion, NGOs like TRPWS are making a powerful impact on the lives of underprivileged children in Delhi. Through comprehensive programs focused on education, health, mentorship, and creativity, TRPWS is shaping a future where every child, regardless of their background, has the chance to achieve their dreams. Join us in our mission to empower these children and create a better tomorrow for Delhi’s most vulnerable.

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I'M SO FUCKING EXCITED FOR LANA'S NEW ALBUM ASHGIJAKOSNBVHJK

[imthatwannabeauthor]

Cursed by good

I go to aelp at 3 I trpw up at6 I goto sleep I throw ip at 9 I got the sleep I throw ip at 12 don’t let it hot three got help me

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one of the best NGO in DELHI. Helping kids for there education who are not able to go to the schools.

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To Tell You the Why, for Terror Rarepair Week, now up on AO3

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Thomas Jopson/Alexander MacDonald | 1.7k words | Rated T

Dr MacDonald insists that Tom rest.

- a @theterrorbingo fill for insomnia and a TRPW fill for stolen moments

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CRYING FUKCING RIGR NSNEJKOIDHFHX J CNAF TRPW NNOOMOM9ONO 9ONOSIISIDIRGVV AAAAAAA WGAFT DR3AM WHY

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SCREAMING CEYING THROWING UPPP OMG NEW LANA ALBUM OUT MAY 21

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little/irving  //  942 words, m  //  ao3 written for the trpw day 4: thirstday prompt: a sudden shock of skin

He hadn’t meant to look. Irving is not that sort of man—even if the subject of his attractions were a woman, he would find no thrill in voyeurism. It was an accident, a byproduct of some careless mariner leaving the door to Little’s berth slid open just far enough for light to slice out into the darkness of the corridor. It had caught Irving’s eye was all, and he’d turned his head to look before the sight had even truly registered. And it isn’t even as though he saw that much; Little’s back was to the door, and Bridgens, standing behind him, obscured much of the view. 

But he had seen.

The memory of it rushes through him like the strongest of drinks, warming his face and neck and ears until he begins to sweat beneath his uniform. Edward, hair mussed, readying himself for sleep. His braces hanging limp from his trousers, bare from the waist up. Irving nearly stopped dead when he caught sight of him, just past the door to Edward’s berth. Shamefully, he had to tamp down the urge to trace his steps backward for a second look.

He clutches his pen tighter, grip made insecure by perspiration, and the shaft slips tantalizingly in his hand.

Jesus! What a friend for sinners. Jesus, lover of my soul. He hums quietly to himself, picking a pitch slightly too high and a tempo slightly too quick. Friends may fail me, foes assail me. He, my savior, makes me whole.

John imagines himself in Bridgens’ place. He pictures himself helping Edward untie his cravat, how his knuckles would brush against the stubble on his neck. He’d help him out of his shirtsleeves, fingers steady and practiced on the buttons.

He presses the tip of his pen too hard against the parchment, and it tears, ink pooling beneath the nib like blood.

Hallelujah! What a savior! Hallelujah! What a friend!

John imagines how Edward’s nipples might pebble in the cold of his berth; how his skin might tighten with gooseflesh and the way he might shiver, muscles tensing just underneath.

He exhales shakily through his nose, desperately trying to regain control of himself. His trousers have begun to grow tight, and he daren’t look down at his lap for fear of what he may find.

Saving, helping, keeping, loving, He is with me to the end.

These thoughts are not new; they have come to him frequently throughout the short span of his life, but never has he found it quite so difficult to silence them. It is not as though he is unused to being in close quarters with men. On the contrary—as a Navy man, it is a situation to which he has grown accustomed. He has always found comfort at sea, has found a sort of poetry in surrounding himself with temptation and rising above it.

But here, hunched over his desk humming hymn tunes, with his pen unmoving and his prick hard in his pants, he wonders if this will be one fight he does not win.

John remembers descending to the orlop in search of Mr. Hickey. Remembers the shock and horror and arousal which had come with finding Mr. Gibson instead, disheveled and limping. He has thought of that encounter often in the time that has passed since. Has even gone so far as to imagine taking Edward down there—to envision himself guiding the lieutenant’s trousers down his thighs and putting a hand on him.

He whimpers, prick jumping in his smalls.

Jesus! He sings with near-silent desperation, opening his mouth to fit his lips around the word. The sound is breathy and high in this small space, thin as chiffon and twice as fragile. What a strength in weakness! Let me hide myself in Him.

His right hand still clutches his pen, though he has forsaken all thought of writing. He cannot remember where he stopped.

John’s other hand is clenched into a tight fist atop his thigh. His groin aches with its closeness. It would be so easy, he thinks lightheadedly, to press it against himself. To relieve the pressure, just for a moment. No one would know.

Perhaps—

Perhaps Edward would hear him. His singing, or his sighs, or what little whimpers he cannot stifle. He would think him in pain, maybe, and come see what befell him. He would slide the door aside after knocking, not waiting for a response, and would find Irving with his hand between his legs. His mouth would fall open, and he would stand there for a moment, shocked. But that shock would give way to something else. Something hungry. He’d watch John with heated eyes. He’d slide the door shut behind him, and when he turned back around, John would see the telltale swell of his trousers.

He would have stopped touching himself when Edward entered, mortification stilling his hand, but it would rouse itself to motion now, with the weight of the lieutenant’s full focus turned on him. John’s prick would ache beneath his own hand, and he would breathe heavy and desperate though his mouth and nose. In contrast, Edward would move slowly, ever the picture of restraint. He would make John wait. He would test the limits of his eagerness, would kneel between John’s legs and take his face in his hands and—

John whimpers. His hips buck up into his palm and he gasps, pen falling from his fingertips and clattering against the floor.

He screws his eyes shut and bites his lip. Tempted, tried, and often failing, he thinks, and slides a hand beneath his linens. He, my strength, my victory wins.

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Creative Skills that Uplift Slum Kids in Delhi

Children in slums often face limited access to education, resources, and opportunities. While academics play a crucial role in shaping their future, creative skills such as painting, music, dance, drama, and storytelling are equally vital in boosting confidence, self-expression, and career possibilities. Recognizing this, The Rising People Welfare Society (TRPWS) has been working tirelessly to nurture the hidden talents of underprivileged children through various creative programs.

With the right support, encouragement, and platforms, slum kids can break the cycle of poverty and build meaningful futures. Through art, music, dance, theater, and writing, these children develop life skills, emotional resilience, and the ability to dream big.

Why Creative Skills Matter for Slum Kids

Beyond traditional education, creativity allows children to explore new possibilities and gives them a way to express themselves, relieve stress, and gain self-confidence. Here’s why creative skills are essential:

🎨 Boosts Self-Expression – Many children struggle to communicate their emotions. Art, music, and storytelling provide healthy outlets for their thoughts and feelings.

💡 Encourages Innovation & Problem-Solving – Creativity helps children think outside the box, a skill that is valuable in any career path.

💃 Builds Confidence & Social Skills – Performing in front of others through dance, drama, and public speaking makes kids more self-assured and communicative.

📚 Opens Doors to Career Opportunities – Many children discover talents in areas like music, theater, and writing, which could lead to future professions.

😊 Brings Joy & Emotional Healing – Creativity allows children to escape daily struggles and engage in fun, fulfilling activities.

How TRPWS Uses Creative Skills to Empower Slum Kids

TRPWS understands that creativity is not a luxury, but a necessity for children to grow into confident and skilled individuals. The organization conducts various workshops and training programs to bring out the best in every child.

🎨 Art & Painting Workshops

Art helps children develop focus, patience, and a sense of achievement. TRPWS provides: ✔️ Drawing and painting sessions where kids create their own masterpieces. ✔️ Street art and mural projects to beautify public spaces and share stories. ✔️ Craft-making with recycled materials to teach sustainability.

🎶 Music & Dance Training

Music and dance enhance memory, coordination, and teamwork. TRPWS offers: ✔️ Singing classes to encourage kids to express themselves through melodies. ✔️ Dance workshops covering both traditional and contemporary styles. ✔️ Musical instrument training for children interested in learning instruments.

🎭 Drama & Storytelling

Theater and storytelling improve public speaking, self-confidence, and teamwork. TRPWS organizes: ✔️ Theater performances where kids enact plays with meaningful messages. ✔️ Spoken word and poetry recitals to develop communication skills. ✔️ Street play workshops to raise awareness on social issues.

✍️ Creative Writing & Journalism

Writing helps children think critically, express thoughts, and create compelling narratives. TRPWS conducts: ✔️ Story and poetry writing competitions to inspire young authors. ✔️ Journalism training to help kids understand news writing and reporting. ✔️ Book clubs and reading circles to cultivate a love for literature.

Real Stories: How Creativity is Changing Lives

🌟 Neha, 11 years old – Once a shy girl, she discovered her love for painting through TRPWS workshops. Her artwork is now displayed in local exhibitions.

🌟 Ravi, 13 years old – He struggled with confidence, but after joining theater workshops, he now performs in street plays and dreams of becoming an actor.

🌟 Anjali, 14 years old – Thanks to TRPWS’s dance program, she has competed in local competitions and wants to become a professional dancer.

These are just a few examples of how creative programs are giving slum children hope, purpose, and opportunities.

How You Can Support TRPWS & Make a Difference

💛 Volunteer Your Talent – If you have skills in art, music, dance, drama, or writing, you can teach and mentor children. 💰 Donate for Creative Supplies – Help TRPWS provide paint, musical instruments, books, and costumes for these kids. 📢 Raise Awareness – Share TRPWS’s mission on social media and in your community to inspire more support.

Every Child Deserves a Chance to Dream

Creativity is not just about talent—it’s about empowerment, self-expression, and transformation. TRPWS is proving that art, music, dance, and theater can be powerful tools to uplift underprivileged children.

With your support, mentorship, or donations, you can help these kids build a future where they are not just survivors, but achievers.

🎨🎭 Join TRPWS in bringing creativity and hope to Delhi’s slum children today! 🎶📚

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Didi ke saath Photo 😂 #bacchaparty #TRPWS #dslrgeek #projectshiksha (at Pacific Mall)

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"NGOs for Education in Delhi | TRPWS Inspires Through Learning, Life Skills, and Community Support"

 TRPWS is a leading NGO for education in Delhi, providing underprivileged children with access to quality education and life skills. A typical day at TRPWS includes engaging learning sessions, extracurricular activities like art and dance, and nutritious meals. Counselors offer emotional support, while volunteers assist in teaching and organizing events. By focusing on community participation, TRPWS ensures long-term impact. Their programs improve literacy, boost confidence, and raise awareness about education’s importance. Join TRPWS to help shape a brighter future for children in Delhi.