by Saheli Boston | Jan 28, 2019 | Event
Healthy Food, Healthy Relationships is a joint initiative by Saheli and CHNA 15. The program encourages couples to work as a team in preparing meals thus encouraging positive interactions and communication. Saheli held two sessions of the program in December and...
by Saheli Boston | Jan 16, 2019 | Event, News
Looking back at 2018, we are glad to share with you some of the important initiatives Saheli – Support and Friendship for South Asian Women and Families undertook towards fulfilling its mission of empowering South Asian women and families to lead safe and...
by Saheli Boston | Nov 12, 2018 | Event, News
BURLINGTON, MA—Saheli Boston, a Massachusetts-based non-profit organization dedicated to addressing issues related to domestic violence in the South Asian community, has appointed Divya Chaturvedi as its new Co-Executive Director. She replaces Savitha Rajiv and...
by Saheli Boston | Nov 4, 2018 | Awards, Event, News
We are glad to announce that Saheli has made it to the Bronze Level on Guidestar. Please visit our profile to learn more.
by Saheli Boston | Oct 8, 2018 | Event
Twenty women, men and children met at the Burlington Police Department on Friday October 5th at 6:30 pm to light candles in the memory of people who have lost their lives to domestic violence. Sahelis were joined by members of the Burlington community and the candles...
by Saheli Boston | Oct 8, 2018 | Event
Now through October 31, donate to Saheli through the Allstate Foundation #PurplePurseChallenge fundraiser to support domestic violence survivors. Help us to win the $100,000 grand prize by ensuring Saheli receives the most donations! One in four women will experience...
Thank you for sharing, Abi!
Thank you for sharing, Abi!
Thank you sharing neha! I can so relate to this growing up in Sri Lanka during the early part of…
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[…] Throughout the fall, Saheli also undertook research with Dr. Uma Chandrika-Millner of Boston University to better understand the prevalence…