Hello Donors, Members& well wishers,

UNNATI wishes Season's Greetings for the just concluded dasara/
navarathri and a very happy /prosperous Diwali 05.

We r happy to inform that we propose to start the VII Batch of
vocational Training from the 4th of Nov.05. We have recd. quite a
good number of applications and the selection process is on –
interviews are slated for 22nd of Oct followed by medical examination
of the candidates / counselling with the parents the following
Saturday.We are hopeful that as usual we should be in a position to
select deserving candidates for the training.

It is heartening to note that 2 of our students from the I Batch -
Mr.Raja and Mr.Srinivas who were placed in FOOD WORLD 100 ft road
branch during Feb 04 have secured their well deserved promotions as
SUPERVISORS with 100% increase in their present salary .We have
congratulated the boys when we met them recently and have invited
them to share their experiences with the batch that would be selected.

We don't want to sound a discordant note during the festive
season, yet we thought we should share this with our members and well
wishers. You all perhaps know that UNNATI is imparting FREE TRAINING
to the candidates at an approximate cost of Rs.12 to 14 lakhs per
annum which works out to Rs. 12000 to 14000 per candidate. Even
though we are grateful to our regular donors like Levis, Gokuldas
Global and to the numerous individuals from time to time, this itself
is not sufficient to run this organization. We earnestly appeal to
all of you to speak to your friends/ relatives/ like minded persons/
acquaintances especially at the corporate level and secure sizeable
amount so that sufficient funds are available with us to carry on
this unique project, of empowering the under privileged, unhindered.

We are sure that all our members and well wishers will understand how
important it is for an organization like ours to have sufficient
funds at its disposal to continue this ambitious project of helping
and finding suitable placements to the most deserving (poorest of the
poor) in the society.

More in our next mail,

Regds,