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I shall remember forever and will never forget.

Monday: my money was taken.
Tuesday: names called.
Wednesday: my uniform torn.
Thursday: my body pouring with blood.
Friday: it's ended.
Saturday: freedom.

The final diary pages of 13-year-old Vijay Singh who was being bullied. He was found hanging from the banister rail at his home on Sunday. This doesn't need to happen to you. Contact us for help!

Read: Bullying: The Tragic Story of a Sikh Boy

 

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Welcome to Sikh Help Line
Written by Administrator   
Monday, 07 July 2003

The 'Sikh Helpline' is a confidential telephone counselling and email inquiry service where you can get help and obtain information on Sikhism and cultural issues. It is run by trained people who are conversant in both English and Punjabi. Young Sikhs contact the Helpline about a wide range of issues - especially, but not isolated to, those mentioned in section A below :

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A) SCHOOL & OTHER ISSUES

  • Issues regarding Sikhism (5 K's)
  • Bullying and Racism
  • Depression
  • Abuse
  • Addictions (smoking / drinking)
  • Problems at school
  • Problems at home

B) INFORMATION CENTRE

  • Sikh events (important dates)
  • Access to internet/e-mail (global connection with Sikhs)
  • School projects on Sikhism (R.E.)
  • School/private visits to the Gurdwara (temple)

Lines are open 24 hours a day.
All calls are strictly confidential.

We are available, day or night, to help those in need. Any time, any concern, we want to hear from you if you are hurting, anxious, fearful, or have no one you can talk to. Sikh Help Line  are here to help you find ways to sort things out. Your call is strictly confidential and will be taken seriously. We will not trace your call or ask you to reveal your name. You can hang-up at any time during the conversation if you so wish.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 08 January 2008 )
A Prayer in Action
Written by Administrator   
Friday, 21 October 2005

 A Prayer in Action

A Prayer in Action - 21st Century Sewa

17th November 2007 to 26th December 2007

In the remembrance of the Shotey Sahibjade, Baba Zorawar Singh and Baba Fateh Singh, ‘A Prayer in Action’ is a call to all volunteers who would like to participate in 40 days of collective prayer for the well being of all children suffering around the world.

Volunteers from anywhere in the world can choose to take part in this joint effort by pledging to do 40 days of a prayer of their choice. 

Read more...

Last Updated ( Saturday, 20 October 2007 )
A Bully Victim Finds Help
Written by Administrator   
Tuesday, 19 December 2006

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa  Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

Another success! The Sikh Help Line have yet helped another Sikh youth resolve his problems... Everyone can remember when they were in school...

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 18 September 2007 )
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Police protect girls forced to convert to Islam
Written by Administrator   
Wednesday, 13 June 2007

Source: Daily News (13 June 2007):Ian Blair

Extremist Muslims who force vulnerable teenage girls to convert to Islam are being targeted by police, Met. Chief Sir Ian Blair (right) has revealed.

Police are working with universities to clamp down on "aggressive conversions" during which girls are beaten up and forced to abandon university courses.

The Hindu Forum of Britain claims hundreds of mostly Sikh and Hindu girls have been intimidated by Muslim men who take them out on dates before terrorising them until they convert.

Sir Ian spoke about the problem at a conference organised by the forum.

A Met spokesman said: "Neighbourhood officers work with university authorities in London and we would encourage anyone targeted in this way to seek help and support and where necessary use third party reporting facilities if they do not want to contact police directly."

Ramesh Kallidai, of the Hindu Forum of Britain, said: "Some girls are petrified because they are constantly being phoned up, having their door knocked.

"One girl was beaten up on the street and others have been forced to leave university."

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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 18 September 2007 )


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