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"It is rightly stated that sometimes, one decision of your life can alter the entire topography of your life. Interning with BWF was one such decision I made. It exposed me not only to the unique culture of the valley but also to the hardships faced daily by individuals residing in a conflict zone. Provided with a myriad range of relevant issues to work on, under able guidance and supervision, the experience augmented my learning curve professionally and personally. The most memorable part of my voyage was my interaction with the girls at Kupwara. Enthused with a zest to live, they not only touch but successfully build a permanent niche for themselves in your heart. If you are breeding a desire to engage in work which would facilitate the society and help you meaningfully explore yourself further, BWF is waiting for you!"

"This is to thank BWF for giving us an opportunity to visit two of your homes and lots of talks and discussions. Both of us were happy and impressed by the depth of the work. It is one thing to help someone as a charity but it is entirely different to give them affection, love and trust. This is what we found in your homes and they are very appropriately called homes. All the girls looked extremely happy and lively. They had the spirit of learning and developing and were optimistic about their future. It is good to see they are being given a variety of opportunities of learning including photography, computers, arts and crafts so that their natural aptitude is catered for. Both of us were moved by the effort and would like to contribute to it in whatever way we can."

"My visit to BWF project FAH, Jammu Home is one of the best memories of my life, as each and every moment which I spent at this home fulfilled my heart with joy. I am extremely happy after seeing the manners of children at FAH home. All children are so obedient and loving by nature. I am so happy with the way these students are living there and I want to send my daughter too to visit FAH Home of BWF and stay there for some days and taught them during her stay at Home. Really, I felt so happy after visiting FAH Home at Jammu and Congratulate BWF for such initiatives."

"My name is Ekta Thoke and I had been to Kashmir as part of my architectural thesis case study work. I had to stay in Kashmir for few weeks. I lived with the girls of Basera-e-Tabassum Homes of Borderless World Foundation. By far the best part of my journey was the time I spent with the girls. They took care of me as though I was their younger sister, despite the fact that I am actually elder to them. Their love and care never made me miss my home. We danced, laughed, talked for hours, studied and worked together. The memories they gave me is something I hold very close to my heart. For a city girl, it was life from a completely different perspective. Their innocence, hardworking spirit and ability to love so unconditionally are qualities I tried to bring back with me. I don't have enough words to describe my time there and what I felt for them. I am Thankful to BWF and Mr. Adhik Kadam who gave me the opportunity to visit BWF Homes."