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Brinty Saha
- Narayanganj, Dhaka
- Bangladesh
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"Rituu! I mean human connection is a sense of belongingness that feels me valued, seen, supportive based on the interactions & shared experiences. The way Temple Priest greeted me I feel valued, When I go to the community, I think to visit the…"
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"'' SALT is not about always fixing people’s problems. It’s about listening, appreciating, and learning together. The simple act of sharing a moment, of seeing someone for who they truly are, is powerful.'' ----…"
The Beauty of SALT: Meaningful moments of connection
Some moments in life stay with us forever, not because they’re extraordinary, but because they remind us of the beauty in human connection. One such moment happened to me while visiting a community temple in October, 2024 at Tanbazar City Colony, Narayanganj. As I walked in, Kedarnath Chakrabarty , the priest of the temple greeted me with a heartfelt smile and said, “Hey, you have come!” (“আরেএ, তুমি এসেছো”) “How are you?” It wasn’t our first meeting—Me & my team mate Jhumur Sarker had…See More
"Congratulations to these guardians that they took the action for their children’s education. This is how SALT has impacted community-led initiatives!"
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The Beauty of SALT: Meaningful moments of connection
Posted on March 11, 2025 at 12:30pm 8 Comments 3 Likes
Some moments in life stay with us forever, not because they’re extraordinary, but because they remind us of the beauty in human connection. One such moment happened to me while visiting a community temple in October, 2024 at Tanbazar City Colony, Narayanganj.
As I walked in, Kedarnath Chakrabarty , the priest of the temple greeted me with a heartfelt smile and said, “Hey, you have come!” (“আরেএ, তুমি এসেছো”) “How are you?” It wasn’t our first meeting—Me & my team mate Jhumur…
Exploring the Relationship Between CLCP & SALT : Two Sides of the Community Empowerment Coin
Posted on November 20, 2024 at 8:00am 3 Comments 6 Likes
When the discussed topic is community empowerment, everyone involved in the Addressing Root Causes (ARC) initiative, funded by Global Fund for Children —whether SALT Facilitators, Documentation Officers, or Management, communities —are familiar with two fundamental approaches: Community Life Competence Process (CLCP) and SALT (Support, Appreciate, Learn, and Transfer).
While both methods emphasize community-driven development, the question arises: Are they similar, different, or…
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