Families are the microcosm of a community, the smallest component of society. Being part of one is integral to our existence as human beings. Connection, nurturing, love and support is what we look for from our families; it's what makes us who we are: Individuals who are resilient, empathetic and caring.
When a family unit loses this connection then the way we experience the world becomes challenging. In a time when the struggle for work-life balance, physical & mental health, gap in communication, dealing with the undesired impact of social media etc. have become very real -
These are some of the questions we will explore together in this journey of ‘Caring Families for a Caring World’ (CFCW). We welcome you and your family to come join us in this exploration where we hope to reflect, learn, be inspired and take action together.
Who can attend?
Couples, siblings, relatives will find the programme beneficial.
Programme Details:
Date: 29th December - 1st January 2025
(Arrival by 10:30 am on day 1 and departure after lunch at 12.30 pm on day 4)
Venue: Asia Plateau, Panchgani
Click here for information on how to reach Asia Plateau.
Fees:
Adults (Age 16 and above) : ₹ 7,000 + 18% GST
Children (Age 8 to 16) : ₹ 4,000 + 18% GST
The above amount is inclusive of meals and accommodation for the entire programme duration. For a family of 4, with 2 adults and 2 children the total cost (including GST) will be ₹ 25,960/-. This programme is subsidised by the Trust to enable wider participation.
Note: The payment gateway charges a nominal convenience fee for all transactions.
To register your family, you are requested to pay for 1 adult. You may complete the balance payment on arrival at Asia Plateau.
Specially designed interactive sessions and fun-filled activities to help you connect at a deeper level.
The ELL for families was attended by 33 participants including three children, nine youth and the rest being parents of various ages. There were two large extended families and a few nuclear families present.
Facilitators were: Leslie Nazareth and Mayuree Pandit, Tejal Rajyagor, Lata Narayan, Mayur Shah with support from the interns, Asia Plateau and Grampari staff, Deepak and Ganesh.