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Tara Foundation wrote:

Thanks. Its great job. To Help a person is help to GOD.

M.RAMANA REDDY wrote:

Thanks. Its great job. To Help a person is help to GOD
M.RAMANA REDDY
RAMANA HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY
81-5-S-11-43
SAINAGAR
BESIDE I TC
KURNOOL
9985821375

Salim Khan wrote:

You are doing a great work. Our all best wishes to you.

Salim Khan
Social Development & Management Society
C-II, 303, Eldeco Garden Estate
Dev Nagar, Kanpur
U. P.

sarang salvi wrote:

Dear all, I know a Medical practitioner in Karad taluka of Sangli district. she is working on prevention and early diagnosis of cervical cancer she is working hard to get support she has a ngo with FCRA too can some one call and find who should be contacted..?
sarang 09890712688 or 9718819083

PARAM ESWARAN wrote:

WONDERFUL to see some of those very few souls interested in helping the humanity.
But due to the wicked nature of the society and the bad times, today good social services have become exploitative and anti social. So one should be careful while working under any banner. It is better to be alone just as you have done. And another word ! Some of the banned drugs in the USA are being given by doctors even by way of social service UNknowingly. One should not get into sinful life without appropriate knowledge because today Man is totally wicked against the earth and god.

J.J.Subash wrote:

Dear Sir/madam,

Sub: Request to furnish the guideline and the application form to apply for grant
Requested-Regarding.

RSWS is a charitable, non-governmental voluntary registered organization Registered under Society Registration Act.XXI of 1860, dated on 20th January 2003.

We are involved in socio-economic upliftment of the rural poor who are below the poverty line people in the mandal of peddapanjanni and palamaner mandal in chittoor District.

Our programme are aimed at family Welfare Programme, Children Welfare, Women’s Development, Health, Education, Agriculture, Adult Education, Vocational Training for women and youth, Youth Leader Training, Cultural programme, Sports, To provide education Training and Rehabilitation of the Disabled, HIV/AIDS Awareness, Environment and community rural and urban development etc., Although, we have planned many needful development programmes for the rural community, We are unable to implement it due to lack of funds. I therefore request you to support our projects in serving the needy of the people in the rural areas.

Kindly send us your news letter and other information about your agency.

Anticipating your early reply,

Yours sincerely,
J.Jones Subash
CEO-RSWS
2-851,S.V.Colony,
Kongareddypalle,
Chittoor-517 001.
Andhra Pradesh
South India

Mobile No: 91 00 9849975346

jENNIFER t. SULTAN wrote:

Dear Sir/madam,

Sub: Request to furnish the guideline and the application form to apply for grant
Requested-Regarding.

MAWAB AGRARIAN REFORM BENEFICIARIES aSSO. is a non government organization.

We are involved in socio-economic upliftment of the rural poor who are below the poverty line people in the Nueva Visayas, Mawab Compostela Valley Province, Philippines

Our program are aimed at family Welfare Program, Children Welfare, Women’s Development, Health, Education, Agriculture, Adult Education, Vocational Training for women and youth, Youth Leadership Training, Cultural program, Sports, To provide education Training and Rehabilitation of the Disabled, health Awareness, Environment and community rural etc., Although, we have planned many needful development program for the rural community, We are unable to implement it due to lack of funds. I therefore request you to support our projects in serving the needy of the people in the rural areas.

Kindly send us your news letter and other information about your agency.

Anticipating your early reply,

Yours sincerely,

JENNIFER T. SULTAN
Vice Chairwoman
MARBAI
B-18 L-13 COUNTRY HOMES SUBD.
CABANTIAN, BUHANGIN, 8000 DAVAO CITY
PHILIPPINES

MOBILE NO. +6309195262324

Awadhesh Thakur wrote:

YES THROUGH KNSS WE WANT TO DO IT.
THANKS FOR INFORMATION.

Abhimanyu Rana wrote:

We represent from our organisaton.

J. B. MOHANTY wrote:

Thanks for your noble initiative.
Can you extend your service to the state of Orissa. We can support you through our NGO "FORWARD"

Padma Tashi wrote:

Dr. Darshna Thakker

First and foremost please accept my appreciation for your noble initiative which is really great and it is need of the hour. We at RDY here in Ladakh also doing almost same by realizing the problems of our mothers, daughters, wives and sisters.

We are honestly, earnestly and gracefully expressing our sincere thanks and gratitude for your noble work and looking forwards to hear from you.

Women for Women’s Health (WWH)

Purpose

To create a platform for the women of Ladakh to discuss women health issue in a safe and comfortable environment, for women (exclusively) to learn about women’s health and women’s issues.

To create a library so everyone can have access to information about women’s health related issues.

Background

Women for Women’s Health (WWH) a program initiated by Rural Development & You (RDY). It began as a result of a conversation between female friends. They realized that they had many questions about reproductive health, yet they were shy about approaching the local doctors. Despite the fact of having two gynecologists at the local hospital, many young women (both married and unmarried) are reluctant to consult them. This reluctance is due to the fact that Ladakh is a small, tight-knit community, where gossip about women can have serious repercussions.
On the other hand, there are many tragic stories in which several women have died or suffered unnecessarily due to the lack of basic information about reproductive health.

Women for Women’s Health (WWH) is a monthly women-only event that provides a safe environment for women to ask questions about their reproductive health. The workshop enables the women to meet the doctors outside the chaotic and depressive hospital atmosphere. In the workshop they can learn about reproductive health in a comfortable environment. The workshop meets the needs of both local women who want to have basic and in-depth health education, and local doctors who believe in providing health education to the community but are constrained by their work schedule.

Each workshop lasts five hours and in that time the following activities occur: team-building activities; a confidential method for submitting questions; the screening of a reproductive health video; a short talk (1-2 hrs.) by a gynecologist; a question & answer period; as well as a health games and skits.

Each workshop addresses the following topics:-
• Puberty & menstruation
• Pregnancy & Childbirth
• Adolescent Sexual Health
• Nutrition & Hygiene
• Sexually transmitted infections (STI)
• Contraception

In addition, there are also occasional speakers on specific health topics that are requested by the participants –such as HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, infant care and child nutrition.

Each workshop comprises 100 participants. The group is large enough to generate many questions yet small enough to keep the atmosphere informal. The participants are local students, as well as married and unmarried women from different sectors of the population.

Nowadays the workshops are taking place in different Villages of Ladakh with the support of dZi foundation we have held 12 successful workshops since June 2009.

We have found that the health issue in the remote villages is most dramatic. More often than not illnesses are attributed to religious beliefs and as a result many people live in painful and unbelievable circumstances. We believe this project could make a difference in Ladakh.

Objectives

• To provide a safe and comfortable environment for women to learn about women’s health, hygiene, maternity and other related issues.
• To build a strong community of women from different generations, bringing together married and unmarried women, as well as young adolescents/students including Christian, Muslim and Buddhist women, to disseminate knowledge and address the lack of proper education concerning women’s issues.
• To advance women’s health education among rural village women through activities and multimedia based workshops.
• To produce and screen a series of videos in coordination with local medical personnel who do not have enough time to travel to remote villages.
• To create a reproductive health library so all women have access to adequate information through books and other materials (DVDs, posters, etc).
• To evolve religious head as resource persons, so that women can have access to information and knowledge related to reproductive health in the context of religion.

With regards

Padma

KARUPPASAMY.S wrote:

dear all readers/donors/well wishers,
please open just a minits of our website www.awardtrust.org and read it,now we looking for small kind donations from publics for maintaining of our staffs and organisation.please support your donation through our online paypal account in our website donation options.
Awaiting your good reply
thankyou
by,
s.karuppasamy
director of AWARD trust
No.2,Rengaraman complex,
madurai main road,
kayathar-post,Tuticorin-district
Tamilnadu-628952

CHAIRMAN,SCSANGO-NETWORK wrote:

dear sir,
Southern Collective for Strategic Action is NGOs network team working from south part of Tamilnadi last 5 years.We expected funds from several activities.Any supporting donors,well wishers,individuals also support by our network development.
yours sincerely
Chairman
SCSA NGO NETWORK
scsangonet@rediffmail.com

Ramesh Tiwari wrote:

Thanks for your noble initiative.
Can you extend your service to the state of Utter Pradesh. We can support you through our NGO "Manav Kalyan Pratisthan"

Our NGo working in UP pls informs meeting. We attend meetings.

Thanks

Ramesh ChandraTiwari
Secretary,Manav Kalyan Pratisthan
72 Ismailganj-Fatehpur-212601-UP-India
Email Mobile No.+91 9415065534
www.mkpindia.in

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