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Sarathi Trust conducts workshop for parents of closeted LGBTQI children

Vidya Kamble during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Yomesh Kewalramani and Mayank Motwani during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Adil, Ganvir, Rajeev Rathi, Anand Chandrani and Tinesh Chopda during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Prachi Arya during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Komal Joshi, Vidya Kamble, Kunal Raut and Kiran Thakre during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Swati Dharmadikari during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Anand Chandrani during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Parents and support group during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Alpana Dange and Aruna Desai during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Parents and support group during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Vidya Kamble, Anand Chandrani, Chitrabai Gajbhiye and Sonia Reshma Khan during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Prachi Badge during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Kshitij Jane, Azeem Khan and Anand Chandrani during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur


Sonia Reshma Khan during workshop conducted by Sarathi Trust in Nagpur

In order to create a support group for parents and their LGBTQ children, Nagpur’s Sarathi Trust conducted a one-day workshop on November 26th at Hotel LB.
Several experts from Mumbai and Nagpur attended the event, which was supported by Humsafar Trust (Mumbai) and Global Fund. Experts gave a presentation and insights on the need to accept and support their childrens sexuality.
During the event, a mother narrated her gay sons ordeal of being suicidal after discovering his sexuality. She also spoke about her husbands unwillingness to accept their sons sexuality and consequently had to get separated with him over the same.
The experts present during the event were Alpana Dange (Consultant at Humsafar trust), Tinesh Chope, (Advocacy Officer), Aruna Desai (Founder at Sweekar ? a rainbow parents support group, Mumbai), Anand Chandrani (President Sarathi Trust) and Nikunj Joshi (CEO Sarathi Trust).
When Nation Next spoke to Anand Chandrani, he said, In the beginning of the event, we were quite jittery as people were gradually backing out and the experts had already arrived. But to our relief, four parents and children turned up and finally the workshop successfully took place.
The sole purpose of the event was to initiate a support group for parents to help their children to accept their sexuality.
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