Help Deborah, A Tsunami Survivor & a Champion Cyclist

India has an unrivaled youth demographic: 65% of its population is 35 or under, and half the country's population of 1.25 billion people is under 25 years of age.

Out of such a population, it is impossible to understand that we have dearth of talent. We lack process to identifying those talent and give them platform to showcase their talent

Through this crowdfunding initiative, Socorre wants to build a people’s fund.

“By the people, for the sportsmen”

• World number 4: 500 metres time-trial format

• World Number 11: Overall world cycling rankings

• Deborah became the first female cyclist in India’s history to qualify for the 2016 Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) Track Cycling World Championships, ahead of South Korea and Japan in the main draw.

• Deborah became the first Indian female cyclist to reach the fourth place in the UCI individual world ranking.

• Deborah has won 3 medals at the Track Asia Cup. She helped India’s cycling contingent finish third with 11 medals.

• Deborah has won 5 medals at the Taiwan Cup Track International Classic, a record gold in the women’s elite sprint category, three silvers and a bronze.

She was at Port Blair when the 2004 tsunami hit and spent over a week stuck in a tree.Giving up isn’t Herold’s thing.  If she can fight there, then she can do it everywhere. She needs India's support. She wants a Cycle  which can lead her to glory in Track Cycling World Championships in November. India’s star cyclist Deborah who has won several medals at the International level is all set to showcase her performance again to take India towards the best team of the event while the Indian sprints boys and girls teams are also ready for historic wins this time. She will participate in third edition of the Track Asia Cup which is scheduled at IG Sports Complex, New Delhi.please help her achieve what no Indian has achieved

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