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Dear Sir/Madam

Greetings from –SAHABHAGINI-
FEDERATION OF STATE LEVEL FEMALE SEX WORKERS COLLECTIVES - Karnataka State, India



I am writing for information on possibility of funding assistance for a project that we have identified to work on the sustainable development of FEMALE SEX WORKERS through Education for their Children in Karnataka.

We are working in this area since 1997 All Our Executive Committee Members from Female Sex workers community. Our partners are spread across in 23 districts in 26 collectives. We reach 71739 women in sex work (estimated number) through 26 collectives in Karnataka.


We would be grateful to know if any organization/donor agency would consider providing Financial Assistance for this proposed project. If so, how we could apply for the needed assistance. Please provide us with the necessary application forms, if any.

Should you not be in a position to help us, we would be grateful if you could recommend other organizations that may be interested in our proposal.

With Sincerely

Yours


Shanthamma
President

Sahabhagini-State level Female Sex workers Collectives-Karnataka

FOR MORE INFORMATION

CONTACT US

SAHABHAGINI-FEDERATION OF STATE LEVEL FEMALE SEX WORKERS COLLECTIVES - Karnataka State, India
No.136, LIG 2nd stage, 7th Main, KHB Colony, Basveshwarnagar, Bangalore-560079
Phone No. +91-080-23401963, E-mail ID: sahabhagini_belgaum@yahoo.co.in
sahabhaginiindia@gmail.com



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REQUEST LETTER TO SUPPORT

Dear Sir/Madam

Greetings from –SAHABHAGINI-
FEDERATION OF STATE LEVEL FEMALE SEX WORKERS COLLECTIVES - Karnataka State, India


I am writing for information on possibility of funding assistance for a project that we have identified to work on the sustainable development of FEMALE SEX WORKERS through Education for their Children in Karnataka.

We are working in this area since 1997 All Our Executive Committee Members from Female Sex workers community. Our partners are spread across in 23 districts in 26 collectives. We reach 71739 women in sex work (estimated number) through 26 collectives in Karnataka.


We would be grateful to know if any organization/donor agency would consider providing Financial Assistance for this proposed project. If so, how we could apply for the needed assistance. Please provide us with the necessary application forms, if any.

Should you not be in a position to help us, we would be grateful if you could recommend other organizations that may be interested in our proposal.

With Sincerely

Yours


Shanthamma
President

Sahabhagini-State level Female Sex workers Collectives-Karnataka





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Siragugal Foundation
Dear Sir/Madam,
Siragugal Foundation is promised to help for poor and under income people of society and in future work for human development.
Siragugal Foundation is a voluntary, non – profit organization established since 2010. With an aim to work for the disadvantage, deprived, section of the society. The main objective of the organization is to help people in reducing poverty and improves the quality of life in rural India. Its goal is to empower individuals and communities to take care of themselves, and eventually help them become self-sufficient for the purpose
Siragugal Foundation taking up following projects.
1. Women Development by making them aware on computer, tailoring class, spoken English etc,
2. Children Education we distributed books, pens, and other stationeries to poor students.
3. Free Distribution of Food (Monthly Basic).
4. We placed two Teachers to Government Higher Secondary School Sadras and Vengapakkam for upgrading of Education in rural area.
5. We are helping people financially for Heart Operation and other medical problem those who are unable to afford money for treatment.
6. To educate hygienic awareness to the girl’s student in Government School we premeditated to Install Sanitary Napkin Machine for their necessary.
7. We planned for Free Ambulance service for the Surrounding Peoples in.
But all programme is running by own finance. In view of this we request you to extend your supporting hands to grow our organization. Which consist various projects & programmes for welfare of underprivileged mass. We are sure; you will extend your philanthropy & help us in mobilizing the required funds for social endeavors.
Thank you for considering our request. If you have any questions or need further information, Please feel free to contact us.
Looking, forward for your sizeable support.

Thanks and Regards

Siragugal Foundation
No: 257 Nehru Cross Street
Jeeva Nagar Pudupattinum
Kalpakkam
Kancheepuram District
Tamil Nadu -603102
E-Mail: siragugalfoundation@gmail.com
Web site: http://www.siragugalfoundation.com
Contacts us
Mr. MuraliKrishnan: - 9444746825
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Dear Sir,
Greetings to you all. SPARSH INDIA MISSION are involved in supporting the education of the needy in India an also providing medical help and aid to people suffering from AIDS. We have started Sparsh India Mission newly at Kolkata India and looking for your support/Fund for our project. Sparsh India Mission is established to encourage, assist and support the cause of Relief of Poverty or Distress; Education; Medical Relief, Community Development without distinction to caste, creed, colour, community or gender. working West Bengal State and North East India.
After much deliberations and survey, we have come up with a project, which is very much needed in Manipur due to having the second largest population of AIDS & HIV patients in India. Consideration and support.
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Yours sincerely,
Sothing Sankhro
President:
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Subject:-
dear ,sir /madam
bhartiya kishan kalyan samiti oragnization is a not -profit and non Goverment oraganization in India .though the oraganization is established so far & accomplishing different job before but it is legally on 1998 and registered under society registration act 21/1860 april 3/up/ 98-99 by the state Government of up registered under foreign contribution act 1976 Reg no 136740014 and A/C No 12050100020093 regestration under 12 a income tax 1961 Reg No 75/41/2008-09 Established by dedicated professionals .who were working experience in some field we also work dist & Govermentof India
the organization programme components
the main moto our organization is do work in the field of dallit /poor people

1-Cultural programme
2-Vocational & handicraft training programme
3-Ads & cancer awareness programme
4- Programme on women right
5-Environment awareness programme {neac}
6-Water can servation ,sanitation & hygiene awareness programme
7-Women & child labour welfare programme
8- Women & child health camp
9-S.C.S.T.& OBC welfare programme
10-A.G.P.camp programme
11-Legal awareness programme
12-Training programme on oraganic farming to farmer
13- Awareness programme for handi capped person
14-Welfare education programme for street children
16-Animal welfare programme
17-Consumer welfare programme

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Rural Organization for Social Education [ ROSE ] was started in the year 1994 by a team of first generation educated men and women who have internalized the root causes of suffering of the most deprived sections much as children, adolescent girls , women, women with disabilities and so on. It covers a population of around 94000 people, among tem 21 percent are Christians and 1277 are Persons with Disabilities. The organization adopts scientific approach in all its efforts to empower the people.
The principle objectives of the organization is educate and organize the deprived sections and enable them to address their own issues effectively and lead a dignified human living. Ever since the initiation, ROSE was driving to address to the felt needs at the most disadvantaged sections of the society. Due to illiteracy and ignorance the rural disadvantaged were subject to several forms of social exploitation. To liberate these disadvantaged people ROSE was started by the women who had opportunity to complete their education on secondary, Higher Secondary and College levels.
Vision
ROSE envisions a sensitized society which is vibrant to the needs of the marginalized.
Mission of the organization
Working for the empowerment of the rural marginalised and downtrodden through means of community sensitization, organizing the community based organisations, building human rights movement and socio-economic sustainability.
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Dear Sir/ Madam,

We have made an enormous impact on the lives of many common people and we are very proud of these achievements. We want to build upon the expertise and experience that we have gained to date to use the next stage in our development to make an even bigger impact. The need is unquestionable - there remain hundreds of thousands of common people receiving no support at all - and we now have the organizational capacity to accelerate and expand our work and make an even more significant and lasting difference for common people throughout the world.
To begin with Ansh sarva sewa sanshthan Has Sourced around 2 Bigha Of land Near Chinhat on deva road for setting up of a modern GAUSHHALA to be equipped with all upto date facilities of animal husbandry. This will be projected as a model Gaushala.We also adopt a firm resolution that we will go in for extensive awareness and movement against cow slaughtering. And we are also going to work for the stray cows and buffalo’s. so need funds Votes: +1

sir ,
how can we get fun for our org ? please guid us at uor mailing address.
with regard,
jagmeet Votes: +1

respected sir ,
i want to know that how can we get fund for our org.
jagmeet Votes: +2

PROFILE OF HEM MEMORIAL SOCIETY (Regd.) - (Society working for old aged and disabled )
ALAKNANDA COLONY, TALLI HALDWANI, HALDWANI, DISTT-NAINITAL, UTTRAKHAND, INDIA-263139
( Hem Memorial Society has obtained Pan Card, 12A and 80G certificates from Income tax department, India )

Reg. No.: 17/2009-2010
80G – 5(E)/AA/HAL/80G/HMS/2010-11
12A – 5(E)/AA/HAL/12AA/HMS/2010-11

Your Decisions can make one life.
Your Decisions can make one future.
You could save one elderly today.

This society is a secular, non-political, non-governmental, non-profit registered Charitable society formed by a group of social workers, educated locals having real interest and the commitment to serve the people of different religions, language and especially to the locals who are in need. The basic idea to create the society is of Sri Harish Dhondiyal, who is the Secretary of the society. The object of the society is to fulfill the dream of Late Shri Hem Dhondiyal (Brother of the secretary Sri Harish Dhondiyal ) who had great desire to serve the Poor and helpless people. The mission is to help improve the basic health services of the poorest in Uttrakhand, building long term capacity through training and support. Irrespective of caste, creed and religion it is meant for a human service, Literacy and social awareness, self realization and self support, community health, wealth liberation and leadership.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES-

We ( Hem Memorial Society ) are presently working for old aged and disabled in Haldwani city of District –Nainital of Uttrakhand state.
Presently we are providing our members Day Care facilities. Like:- Providing them facility of exercise equipments for exercise for their good health, Library facility, Audio-Visual aids, Recreational items; Other than that we are helping them to get govt pension(old age pension, disabled pension, widow pension), doing their eye cataract operations with our own expenses, taking them to physio- therepy centre, providing them facility to get knowledge of stress management and disaster management by sending them to Uttrakhand Academy of Administration, Nainital on behalf of Hem memorial Society, Taking them on study tours to various places like Tata Motors Pantnagar, Parle G industry, Dainik Jagran press etc, Organising camps of medical health checkup and Yoga, time to time, Taking lectures time to time on various subjects like First- aid, benefits for Senior citizens provided by Govt(various ministries & departments) etc-etc.

Hem Memorial Society, Haldwani with its ample experience, proposed to implement the above titled project for the better community care and empowerment.
In recent past we helped many old aged and disabled people in Sector of health, for lacking some money they are unable to fulfill their dreams, so here we requesting all of you to help these ignored but respected members of our society, to make successful person. For which your little contribution is needed so that they could achieve their goal. You can send your help towards by cheque, by bank draft or anything you like(either cash or kind). So join us and help the poor persons. You can get fully benefited by Income Tax as our society is recognized by Government of India Tax Department in under section 80G.

About us :

Name : Hem Memorial Society, Haldwani
Registered On : 16th May 2009.
{Regd. Under The Societies Registration Act 21 of 1860} At Sub Registrar Office Haldwani, Uttrakhand India
Email : hdhondiyal@gmail.com
harishdhondiyal@yahoo.co.in
Contact : +91 05946 246385(Office)
+91 9411107655(President)
+91 9927360948(Secretary)
PAN : (Income Tax Department India)- AAAAH4106K
A/C No. : 3281
Bank : Nainital District Co-Operative Bank Ltd, Mandi Branch, Haldwani
Office Bearers - 1.MR. J.C.DHONDIYAL - PRESIDENT
2.MRS. DEVKI - VICE PRESIDENT
3.MR. HARISH DHONDIYAL - SECREATRY
4.MRS. MANJU - TREASURER
5.MRS. BIMLA SANWAL - MEMBER
6.MR. DEEPAK PANDEY - MEMBER
7.MR. HEERA BALLABH BHATT - MEMBER

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To,

The Chief Functionary Officer / Chief Executive Officer,


Sir / Madam,

Kindly refer to the above mentioned subject and requested to you that, I am submitting herewith my organization profile for the fund from you for the purpose of various welfare programmes (health, education, help to poor and environment etc.) in the state of Bihar and Jharkhand in India.

Thanking you,


Encl. :- Organization Profile.

Yours faithfully,

Sd/-
(Vikash Kumar)
Secretary
Satyam Sri,
Patna, Bihar, India.
mob:- 09304143814


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Poverty, one of the root causes of many evils characterizes the interior villages of Mugaiyur Taluk. In these villages, due to lack of nutritious food and proper health care facilities, many children become victims and they are totally sidelined by the normal children. “Quarter-human being; Half-human being; ¾th human” are some of the words harshly used by normal children for teasing when a handicapped child appears at public places. It is atrocious and basically inhuman. It is for them “ARMDS” intends to serve. Ever since its inception, ‘ARMDS’ has notably rendered its services to improving the living conditions of the poorest children in the target area of 50 interior villages. In order to uplift these 37 CP/MR children through establishing a hostel, we produce this project.

1.1.1 Statistics from our survey:

S.L.NoOn handicapped childrenNumber
1Total handicapped children in our target 50 villages507
2Those at low percentage of disability134
3Those between 60-70% of disability124
4Those between 70-80% of disability167
5Those between 80-90 of disability082
6.CP/MR in our villages037

1.1.2 Why Handicap?

In our survey in these 50 villages, we were astounded to see a 37 CP/MR and 507 disabled .The reasons identified are here below:

1.Malnurition: Due to lack of vitamin constituents, they become handicap ( 72%)
2. Polio: Due to lack of proper care and awareness of parents ( 10%)
3.Congenital: By birth they are CP/MR. ( 12%)
4. Orthopedic/accident: It is identified as 8%:


1.2 Aim and objectives

1)To uplift the living conditions of the 37 CP/MR children in our villages through establishing a hostel.
2)To alleviate the sufferings of the CP/MR children who are sidelined in the society.
3)To offer a helping hand to the CP/MR to stand on their feet by providing regular therapy.
4)To foster human education and the help required therewith to the CP/MR children.
5)To empower CP/MR children and train them, to be independent.
6)To guide and help CP/MR children in their stuanding on their own, facing life and steps towards progress.
7)To enable CP/MR to shine in equal footing with other normal children.
8)To bring in these children an identity and instill in them the feeling that the world cares for them through our genuine love and establish a secure future for them.

1.3 Problems faced by Disabled Children

As highlighted in the introduction itself, these CP/MR and disabled children are considered as sub-human; low human and human in the lesser degree. This kind of consideration pains any one. This is the sad situation prevailing in our targeted villages. Here we highlighted a few problems as experienced by these unfortunate children during our survey.

a)Sense of insecurity:
These children do not feel that the world cares for them. They feel people around are antagonistic.

b)Feeling of alienation:
These children do not feel that people have genuine understanding looking at their sorry plight. Further, there is not a single organization that has done anything for them. That’s why ‘ARMDS appeals to you immediately after your support for further support and help

c)Lack Respect:
They are not respected in society, even by their pears

d)Lack food and hygiene:
As they cannot stand on their feet alone, and financial mishaps of the family has pushed them to starve often. They are attacked by diseases often because they lack nutritious food, hygiene and health care.


e)Complexes:
•Fear complexion engulfs these disabled and CP/MR children.
•They lack confidence.

f)Attitude of society influences them:
As they are cruelly treated, they develop a kind of hatred towards the society. Hence they are not able to express ideal attitudes, motivation,…

g)Future – A question mark:
Due to poverty, inability of the parents to carry them to school daily as they are daily laboures, they are denied of education. Unless the school is located closer to their accessibility, they are unable to attend to their schooling. Ultimately future becomes a question mark for them. These are some of the feelings and problems nurtured by these disabled and the CP/MR children in this cruel surrounding depicted in our recent survey.

1.4 Problems faced by the parents:

1.Poverty :
•It is the vital problem of most parents.
•So they are not able to send their children to school.
•Not able to provide adequate healthy nutritious food, leading to attack of pernicious diseases.
•So they remain ignorant. They neither have any skill nor feel the necessity of offering their children any skill training. Thus they remain in dark, not only the parents and the disabled and the CP/MR children, but the whole society.

2.Lack of Availability of schools nearby:
•If the school is nearby they’ll be able to carry their disabled
child/children and put them daily in the school. If not, what shall be
their alternative? It is just stop them from schooling.
•This attitude is still worse, i.e., if the girl child is CP/MR or disabled they
consider it as their fate.
•Some schools are 20 to 25 kms away from these villages.

3.Unemployment
•They do not get job daily except in the recent years.
•They starve if there is no work.

4.Lack skilled Training:
As most of the disabled parents are illiterate, they do not have skilled training to do variety of jobs. They solely rely on rains and do agricultural works.

These are some of the problem faced by these poor villages in these backward villages.


1.5 How the project is going to be implemented?
The implementation of the establishing the hostel for CP/MR children will involve four phases.

Phase 1 : Selection phase:

In this phase, the 37 CP/MR children will be recruited on the following criterion.

Phase : 2 Establishment of Hostel :

1.In this phase, a building with required facilities will be rented.
a)It is in Mugaiyur as part of the office of ARMDS.
b)It will have basic facilities like water, transport, toilet,..
c)Two separate halls will be demarcated for boys and girls.
d)There will be a woman warden who will act as “mother” to these children.

2.Two cooks will be appointed to see to giving of nutritious food.

Phase : 3 Life in the Hostel

Step 1 : Role of Warden:

a)The warden will serve as a mother to these children.
b)The daily menu (list of food items to be provided) will be decided by the warden in consultation with the coordinator of ARMDS. This is to facilitate the proper intake of nutritious yet decent food.
c)The warden will act as a link among parents, ARMDS members, and Day care Unit.
d)She will take the sick children to the nearby hospital if they fall sick.
e)She will give a periodic assessment to ARMDS coordinator about each CP/MR child.

Step 2: Role of cooks:

1.They prepare delicious food for the CP/MR children.
2.They cooperate with the warden in caring out the responsibilities.
3.They will also maintain order, cleanliness, hygiene in the hostel.

Step 3 : Role of ARMDS coordinator.

Although all the members of ARMDS will enable in caring for each CP/MR child, the coordinator will monitor the administration. The coordinator will appraise the board as to the developments, difficulties and the future plan for the hostel.

The coordinator is directly in charge of sending a report once in every 3 months.

Step 4 : Role of parents:

1)They could visit their children only once in a month. The second Saturday and Sunday is allotted for that. This is to help children concentrate in their studies.
2)They would not meet children unnecessarily, unless during emergency like function, death, treatment,…

Step 5 : Life in the hostel:

1)It will be a happy home to the children.
2)The children will be helped in their treatment
3) Lot of interaction will be provided to keep children active and alive.
4)At the weeks end, to break the monotony they will be taken out for site seeing/ picnic hiring a vehicle.

All this would make children happy. Thus we will be able to alleviate their sufferings and bring them to the normal fold soon.

Step 6 : Kitchen Garden:

1.The children will do little works that permit them to do without over
straining their body.
2.They will maintain kitchen garden. The bathing water, water from the kitchen, water for washing, drainage … will be used to for the kitchen garden. This is to prevent wastage of water and use it well in growing green vegetables – containing vitamin A… . Thus we intend to reduce sicknesses.

1.6 Expected outcome

1.This project will show sign of hope, positive attitude and optimism in these 37 CP/MR children.
2.They learn to stand on their feet and thus have an image and identity of their own.
3.This project will provide special education to the 37 CP/MR children
4.It will cast out the complexes in the CP/MR children.
5.It will up lift their life style and reduce their pains.
6.They learn to solve many problems and face the reality of life.
7.A secured future is guarantied by this project.

A..SUSAINATHAN
SECRETARY - ARMDS















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PDA
PARADEEP DRIVERS’ ASSOCIATION
AT-CHUNABELARI, PO-PARADEEP GARH, VIA-KUJANG
DIST-JAGATSHINGHPUR, ORISSA(INDIA).
Regd.no. :Act XXI OF 1860/ 1751/ 56/07-08 (JSP)


REF NO…………………. DATE…………………



To,

The PRASIDENT / SECRETARY

Sub:-Regarding the Dist. Level N.G.O. in your Development work.

Sir,
Hearty congratulation.
It is pleasure in introducing ourselves that the following N.G.Os are actively engaged in the different Blocks in jagatshingpur District for Welfare Activities.

Hence you are requested please listed our organization name and facilitate to the following N.G.O.s in any your Developmental network and Co-operation.

Please feel free do it needful at your end and obliged.

Best regards, Thanking you.

Sincerely yours

General Secretary
P .D. A
TAPAN KUMAR MOHAPATRA


Mobile no-9853648479, 9777564215.

E-mail - tapanmohapatra47@yahoo.com

Aim/Objective/Mission: The organization works for the socio-economic development of the disadvantaged sections of the society. It organizes several programmers in field of old aged care, child and mother health care, HIV&AIDS, agriculture, animal, forest’s, rehabilitation of needy people, education on sanitation, safe drinking water, and many other such developmental programmers. and accountability to solve the problems at community level. PDA was involed.
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N.G.O. have achievements – First of all for awareness about environment in students N.G.O. done a drawing and essay competition on that topic. Almost 500 students participated in this competition.
Second work of N.G.O. that for those people who live on roads, on Holi a festival of hindus N.G.O. gave sweets and Gulal.
Third work for women, N.G.O. gave information of law to them on women's day.
Fourth work that done a campaigning for health and environment in rural areas of rajasthan for three months.
Now we want to open centers for child labor where they will get education, health and job work.
can anyone help us and them?
09309401403 jaipur. Votes: +0

HELP OUR N.G.O NOT ME FOR POOR CHILD AND OLD PEOPEL 9AFTER VISITE )PLZ CONT ME 07503747173
001RRRR@GMAIL.COM
RANJEET KUMAR
DELHI Votes: +0

Dear sir/mam,

Greetings from RURAL WOMEN DEVELOPMENT TRUST,

Subject:- help to ngo for making a Dalit Arunthathiyar children and women development

Background:
:RWDT- Rural Women Development Trust is the registered women headed organization at Salem. It was started on 2000 by dedicated persons among the dalit Arunthathiyar community. It was registered under trust act on 2005. We are working for Arunthathiyar community which is most eliminated, ill treated and crushed by the upper caste peoples. They are treated as untouchables not only by the upper caste people also by other dalit communities. So the Arunthathiyar community is called as Dalits among the Dalits. They are mainly going to farm works, rope making, brick works and stone quarries. They are mostly violated by upper caste peoples and also owners.
RWDT is working with a vision of Education and Empowerment of Marginalized Dalit among Dalits wanted to start similar development activities in Salem rural blocks. Initially started working with women by organizing them as self help groups (SHG), later the work is extended to children particularly school going children, child laborer and bonded laborer children. Now we are working in 30 Arunthathiyar villages in Tharamangalam, Nangavalli, Edappadi, Sankari, Konganapuram, and Veerapandy blocks.of Salem district of Tamilnadu. And our focus was on educating the school children and eradicates child labor in these areas. Now RWDT is also establishing the village women societies because once the women get some education and become economically self sufficient, their children would get proper education
VISION
:Envisions a society wherein the deprived people (Arunthathiyar) including those of the Dalit are empowered to enjoy their rights and socio - economic status at par with the mainstream communities."
MISSION:" Ensuring that the children and women have better stakes in the society, which is facilitated through education, community based organization (CBO) and participation and development assistance.

Thank you,
With regards,
V. Alamelu
Managing Trustee,

Rural women development Trust,
D.No. 17-7/62, Teachers Colony,
Tharamangalam Po,
Omalur Tk, Salem Dt.
Ph: 04290-250240, cell:9894161950
tamil Nadu, India.


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We are working at Dalit Among Dalit Women and child development work.


Arunthathiyar(Chakkiliar) are one of the three main subgroups of Dalits or SC(scheduled caste) in TamilNadu,India. The other two subgroups are Paraiyar and Pallar

Arunthathiyar Dalits are most oppressed among the dalits. They live in miserable conditions working as manual scavengers, cobblers(shoe repair), agricultural labourers, construction workers. Arunthathiyar are treated as untouchables not only by the upper caste but also by the other Dalit subgroups. Hence they are called Dalit among Dalits.




Year 2001 population census of India

Total population in state of TamilNadu= 62,405,679(about 62.5 million)

Twenty (20% ) of TamilNadu's population is Dalit or SC

Among Dalits, total population of Arunthathiyar dalits is about 80 lakhs



Geographical Location of Arunthathiyar dalit

Eighty lakhs(80,00000) of Arunthathiar dalit of TamilNadu state, live mostly in western districts namely- Coimbotore, Erode, Salem, Dharmapuri, Namakkal , Karur, Dindigul, Nilgris, and Madurai.



Various names and Languages spoken by Arunthathiyar

In TamilNadu, Arundhathiyar Dalits are also called as Chakkiliar, thoti, pagadai, panchama, puthurai vannan vettan , adi andra, adi Karnataka, adi dravida and madari . In Karnataka state, they are known as Madiga, Mangs .

At home they mostly speak Telugu or Tamil, but go Tamil schools and follow Tamil customs.



Key challenges faced by Arunthathiyar Dalit


Untouchability , Physical violence ,Verbal abuse

Dominant upper caste people do not allow Arunthathiyar Dalits to enter into village main temple for worship.

Arunthathiyar are forced to live in segregated colonies called as cherry (in rural areas) or slums( in urban areas). They have separate water wells, and burila grounds. In rural areas, they are not allowed to touch or draw water from public village wells, or public water pipes. They have separate wells. In hotels and tea shops, they are discriminated and served in separate tumblers(or glasses) and plates. These untouchability practices degrade, shame and suppress their spirits and fill them with feelings of inferiority, insult and humiliation. According to SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act 1989, such untouchability practices are punishable offense.In spite of the legal ban, the upper caste people continue to practise untouchability. When the Arunthathiyar Dalit stand up for their rights and protest against the practice of untouchability, upper caste people threaten and intimidate them with physical violence , and use caste based insulting comments and degrading sexual remarks.

Sexual abuse and exploitation in workplace

Arunthathiyar dalit women work in agricultural farms, brick factories and stone quarry .In their workplace, many women have to endure sexual harrassment and abuse from the dominant upper caste landlords and employers. Arunthathiyar women live in constant fear of sexual violence

Bonded Labour

When Arunthathiyar Dalit families have difficult financial times to feed the familiy, they get loans for high interest from the upper caste landlord/employer. With their minimum low wages, every month they pay back their accumulating interest . Even after several years they are never able to repay their principal loans . So the husband and wife and children go into bonded labour and start working for low wages to get out of the debt.

Manual Scavenging

In Tamilnadu 95% of scavengers are Arunthathiyar dalit. Among scavengers, 33% of them are women.

Their work involves manual cleaning of open toilets, sweeping streets and public places. Some of them work in cremation grounds burning the dead bodies.

Poverty

Only 10 % of Arunthathiar population own a small piece of land. Most of them are landless labourers. They work as temporary coolies for minimum low ages in agricultural farms, stone quarries, brick industry. Few months every year they are jobless and hence migrate to urban areas and other villages in search of jobs.Due to extreme poverty they do into debts.

Alcoholism is a major social problem among both men and women. About 90% of Arunthathiyar Dalit adults are addicted to alcohol. About 60% of their daily wages are spent on consumption of alcohol, which leads to deterioration of health, negligence of child care and continuation of poverty.

Girls marrying early -To escape from sexual abuse in workplace, many Arunthathiyar dalit teenage girls are forced to marry at very young age of 13- 18 years . Due to lack of education and health awareness , they get pregnant soon after marriage in very young age Their health often deteriorates very quickly because of repeated pregnancies at closer intervals. Arunthiyar girls are illiterate and unskilled, and the cycle of poverty continues into the next generation.

Desertion of wife is common and a customary practice among Arunthathiyar Dalit men. After abandoning their wife, men are are free to marry another women. This results in many broken families and single mothers raising their children in poverty.

Illiteracy

Only 1.75 % people of Arunthathiyar community are literates while 98.16% are illiterates. Only 0.16% of the people have at least completed their 10th std in school. Because of the poor socio economic status of the community the children are very rarely sent to elementary school. Even when they go, they drop out of school. Most of the children in the rural areas work as bonded labourers in the agricultural farms of the upper caste. Children in the urban areas work as temporary workers in restaurants / hotels, automobile mechanic shed, and garages Even with much difficulty if they complete 12 std, they are unable to pursue college education due to poor economical stability.

School drop out

Children are teased and taunted in schools and streets by other upper caste children because their parents are performing low menial jobs such as scavenging and shoe repair. The abusive remarks are hurtful and little children refuse to go to school. Sometimes due to poverty and low socio economic status , the children are not sent to school or drop out of school in middle school.
Lack of unity
Arunthathiyar community does not have any political identity. they are depend on local upper community farm owners for their daily needs.

With regards,
V. Alamelu,
Managing Trustee,
Rural Women Development Trust,
Tharamangalam Po, Omalur Tk, Salem Dt.

ph: 04290-250240, cell: 09894161950

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The Spastics Society of Tiruvannamalai (SPASTM)

Regd Office:
D.No:9/98, Road Street,
Kadaladi Village & Post,
Polur Taluk, Tiruvannamalai District,
Tamil Nadu. India , PIN 606908.
Phone : 08577-235194

Sub: Request for Financial support for Rehabilitation of children with differentially abled (disabled) in Pallipattu Taluk of Tiruvallur District in Tamilnadu & Nagari mandal of Chittoor District in Andhra Pradesh , India
Dear Madam /sir


Warm greetings from SPASTM, we are a Non – Governmental , Voluntary organization, SPASTM works with disabled children (differentially abled) in Kadaladi Village since 1990. We are seeking financial support for our project. The main objectives of the proposed project are to provide remedial treatment for Spastics, Residential school for Orphan disabled children, food, Health , Education, Sexual exploitation among women with Disabilities, Child Right, Vocational Training & income generation activities for disabled children (Differentially abled children) in poor rural communities through CBR programme. We have experience of implementing community based rehabilitation activities for leprosy, disabled children, especially for mentally impaired, Cerebralpalsy, leprosy,physically Handicapped, Multiple Handicapped etc.
We will be happy to provide relevant documents, annual reports and statements of accounts on your request. We request you to be kind enough to send us the guidelines and application form for submitting project proposal.
Thank you for your support, solidarity and togetherness.
Yours Sincerely
(M.ELUMALAI)
Secretary
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Dear Sir/ Madam,

Greetings from UDAY GRAMIN VIKASH UTTHAN SAMITI INDIA( WORKING SINCE 2004). Ours is a non-profit making voluntary organization registered under societies Registration
Act of 21/1860 & FCRA ACT 1976.We are working in rural areas of U.P(UTTAR PRADESH) .This area is considered
to be most backward province of the country on the basic of social and economic development
indicators. Due to Militants, poverty and lack of basic infrastructure women
and children are most sufferers.

Its activities include:
• Employment Generation Programmes
• Empowerment of women
• free Vocational Training Programmes for women
• Livelihood security
• Education for children
• Reproductive and child healthcare
• Advancement of rural technology
• Child rights
• Disability
• Formation of self-help groups

We are very much interested to be a partner of your organization and to work for poor student girls and boys.
we area start rural computer education awareness programme and we are build a school for backword community .our organization never takes any help and grant any government schems we are spend all money in this projects so we are need finacial support.
demand due to lack of financial constraints. We have acquired vast experience of working
in remote rural areas and have also capable team of expertise to support and implement
various programmes.

I shall be highly obliged if you please arrange to send the guidelines enabling us to
submit project proposal for your consideration and support.

With best wishes and kind regards,

Yours truly,

BRIJESH KUMAR BHATNAGAR
(PRESIDENT)
UDAY GRAMIN VIKASH UTTHAN SAMITI
MAJRAPRABHU WORDNO-1BAZPUR UDHAM SINGH NAGAR
UTTRAKHAND(INDIA)

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DEAR SIR/MADAM
OURS IS A REGISTERED TRUST AND WE WORK IN RURAL AREAS MAINLY FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. OUR TRUST CONSISTS OF DOCTORS AND SOCIAL WORKERS . WE'VE BEEN WORKING WORKING FOR THE RURAL CHILDREN ESPECIALLY VITAMIN A DEFICIENCY DISORDER CONTROL PROGRAMME SUPPORTED BY SIGHT AND LIFE FROM SWITZERLAND.WE HAVE COVERED MORE THAN 30 VILLAGES OF ABOUT 10,000 RURAL CHILDREN. AT PRESENT WE ARE PLANNING FOR A FOLLOW UP OF OUR PROGRAMMME BY GIVING FEW HEALTH AWARENESS PROGRAMME TO THE PARENTS OF THE CHLIDREN HAVING BITOTS SPOT( HAVING VIT.A DEF )WHICH IF LEFT UNCARED WOULD LEAD TO BLINDNESS IN COURSE OF TIME.WE HAVE IDENTIFIED MANY CASES WE NEED YOUR FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO CONDUCT SOME TRAINING FOR MOTHERS TO PREPARE HEALTH MIX( FROM LOCALLY AVAILABLE CEREALS AND PULSES) FOR THEIR CHILDREN AND TO ASSESSS THESE CHILDREN IN FUTURE. IT WILL BE OF GREAT HELP TO OUR RURAL CHILDREN IF YOU CAN SUPPORT THEM.

" OUR MISSION IS GOOD VISION "

DO SUPPORT US . A STITCH IN TIME NOT ONLY SAVES 9 BUT ALSO 9000 CHILDREN.

THANKING YOU

YOURS FAITHFULLY

DR. A.C.H.MALINI
D/O PREMA SHANTHA KUMARI(WOLD)
MANAGING DIRECTOR REACH TRUST
VADAVETTI KOOT ROAD,VALATHY, GINGEE
KOODUVAMPOONDI 604208
VILLUPURAM DIST
TAMILNADU
INDIA Votes: +0

Dear Sir/ Madam,

Greetings from SWADESHI SEVA SANSTHAN BHOJPUR(BIHAR) INDIA. Ours is a non-profit making voluntary organization registered under societies Registration
Act of 21/1860 & FCRA ACT 1976.We are working in rural areas of BIHAR .This area is considered
to be most backward province of the country on the basic of social and economic development
indicators. Due to Militants, poverty and lack of basic infrastructure women
and children are most sufferers.

Its activities include:
• Employment Generation Programmes
• Empowerment of women
• free Vocational Training Programmes for women
• Livelihood security
• Education for children
• Reproductive and child healthcare
• Advancement of rural technology
• Child rights
• Disability
• Formation of self-help groups

We are very much interested to be a partner of your organization and to work for
improvement of the lives of children and women exclusively belonging to the deprived
sections of the society. It mainly concentrates its activities on children,
women and people belonging to lower strata of society.we are unable to fulfill the
demand due to lack of financial constraints. We have acquired vast experience of working
in remote rural areas and have also capable team of expertise to support and implement
various programmes.

I shall be highly obliged if you please arrange to send the guidelines enabling us to
submit project proposal for your consideration and support.

With best wishes and kind regards,

Yours truly,

DHEERAJ KUMAR
( SECRETARY)
SEADESHI SEVA SANSTHAN , BHOJPUR
VILL-CHAMUKHA, POST-PIROUTA , DIST-BHOJPUR(ARA)
STATE-BIHAR , PIN CODE-802312
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Dear sie/madam

Subject:- help to ngo

Dear Sir/Madam

SWADESHI SEVA SANSTHAN ,BHOJPUR [SSSB] organization is a, not- profit and non -Governmental organization in INDIA. Though the organization is established so far& accomplishing different job before, but it is legally registered on1997 and registerd under Socity Registration Act 21/1860 July 31/BIHAR/97-98 by the state Government of BIHAR , Registerd under Foreign contribution Act 1976 Reg No-031240020/2002&Registration under 12A Income Tax Act 1961 Reg No-12A/2002-03/641-43. Established by dedicated professionals who were working experience in Self Help Group formation or any group based community activity. We also work with DST & GOVT OF INDIA.
The organization program components

.Health & Family welfare
•Care & Support of rural development
•Multy sect oral the abused child protection system
•SHG Formation
•Plantation
•Old Age Home /Free Education For BPL Family
• Disability
• Income generation
•The main moto of our organization is do work in the field of Science & Technology to promote adoption of scientifically improved concepts & techniques in use for every walk of human life

DHEERAJ KUMAR
SECRETARY
SWADESHI SEVA SANSTHAN , BHOJPUR
VILL-CHAMUKHA , POST- PIROUTA , DIST-BHOJPUR ,STATE-BIHAR < PIN CODE-802312
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requirment of fund for help of BPL/APL family for healthcare,education & sanitation in Bhojpur, state-bihar
written by Dheeraj kumar Secretary

Dear sir/ madam,
my self Dheeraj Kumar Secretary of SWADESHI SEVA SANSTHAN , BHOJPUR in BIHAR.
sir we are working for the BPL/APL family in rural and urban areas. We provide them most necessary thing for improve their life.

We provide them education, employment programs, health care camps Sanitation programee.
we organize some special programs for woman and children s. we required some fund to improve our activities so please release some fund for our society.
With best wishes and kind regards,

Regards,
DHEERAJ KUMAR
09334375327, 09431094640
E-Mail swadeshi.seva.sansthan@gmail.com Votes: +2

requirment of fund for help of BPL/APL family for healthcare,education & sanitation in Bhojpur, state-bihar
written by Dheeraj kumar Secretary

Dear sir/ madam,
my self Dheeraj Kumar Secretary of SWADESHI SEVA SANSTHAN , BHOJPUR in BIHAR.
sir we are working for the BPL/APL family in rural and urban areas. We provide them most necessary thing for improve their life.

We provide them education, employment programs, health care camps Sanitation programee.
we organize some special programs for woman and children s. we required some fund to improve our activities so please release some fund for our society.
With best wishes and kind regards,

Regards,
DHEERAJ KUMAR
09334375327, 09431094640
E-Mail swadeshi.seva.sansthan@gmail.com Votes: +2

Greetings from Mahila Mandal Barmer Agor(Rajasthan India)

We are pleased introduce ourselves as a grassroots development organization working in Barmer,Jaisalmer , Jodhpur and Jalor district of Rajasthan India for the past twenty years. We are registered under Rajasthan State Societies Act on 25th Jan.1991. We are entitled to get foreign contribution under FCRA Act, which is applicable from 1999.

Because of our intensive and committed effort in addressing the problem faced by rural women, our organization was accredited by National Women Commission for its excellence service on 8th March 1998 to Ms. Mumtaz Ben, Chairperson of Mahila Mandal Barmer Agor (MMBA) from the gracious hand of then Prime Minister of India Sh. Deve Gowdaa.

For years, this district has its own setbacks in many fields. Though Barmer and Jaisalmer district has tourist attraction, prevailing scattered demographic in dessert region, social structure and yearlong customs hampers many developmental activities.

There are many sects of people who have been kept neglected and sidelined from the main stream of the society. Of these, state of people belonging to minority community is worse. To be specific, women of this community are totally left unnoticed. For centuries, minority women have been dominated and confined to household works.

Insight look into the water problem affecting the life of Muslim women:

Search for potable water is the core issue of all the prevailing inadequacies. To fetch water from the wells, normally it will be responsibility of the women to fetch the water. For this and it is commonly seen that they use to carry pots in their heads. In addition, in order to save the time, they carry at least two to three pots at a time, which is kept one after the other. They are perfectly trained in this art right from when they are 5 years old. It is so sad plight to see the young innocent girls carrying pots in their heads to fetch water.

For instance, if a person consumes at an average 15 litres (this is minimal requirement) of water per day and if a family consists of six member that makes 90 litres of water per day. To fetch this 90 liters of water, if they carry three pots, bigger one 15 litres and the smaller one 10 liters and again the smaller one 5 litres that makes 30 litres of water in one trip. In short, they have to go at least three trips in a day to meet the daily requirement of water. At the same time, if the size of the family is large, in order to reduce number of trips they do not have option but to send their little girls to fetch water.

Per trip they have to travel at an average of 8 Km (both up and down). In an average, per day they have to travel more than 20-25 Km. One can easily get clear picture how laborious task performed by these women and if they fell sick then automatically looks for girl child in that family. If they have donkey in their house, it somehow reduces their workload, but, even to fetch water-using donkey, they will send their girl child.

Education opportunities to Muslim Women

This is yet another neglected area and there is least scope for women in this area. When compared to another community, female literacy rate of this community is at abyssal. Because of this, it has multi-dimensional effects in the life of rural women. Lack of infrastructure and insecurity of parents to send their girl children to school, restricts the education opportunities of girl children. Girl children of this community, assured for maximum of fifth standard. Rest of their life, they are limited in their household works.

Ignorance about the importance of education to girl children is yet another challenging factor in this community. To overcome this, MMBA would like to take initiative exclusively for girl children where they are assured education up to tenth standard. This we would like to do through organizing residential camp at cluster level. Through this camp, girl children belonging to minority community will be admitted. Even to admit these girl children in residential camp itself a challenging task to MMBA. Sensitization meeting will be organized with the parents of these children.

Economic status of Muslim Women

Though women support their family by doing some occasional work, they are not recognized for what they are contributing. They always occupy the second slabs in any society. Frontier districts of Barmer and Jaisalmer are world famous for embroidery work. This has very good market at the international market. Normally, villagers do this embroidery work in houses, which is fully controlled by intermediary at the village level who will be making huge profit. Minority women are largely engaged in this work, which assures hardly Rs.9-15 per one and half square feet that takes at least three to four days to complete the design in hand.

Even the above mentioned income is not steady because of their routine work in fetching water. Girl children are also engaged in this embroidery work and they contribute to some amount to support the family. Again this small-assured contribution is challenged and hampers the economic status when any one of the female members fell ill.

When the above mentioned is the prevailing situation, one can very easily understand the status of disabled people belonging to minority community where are largely dependent on other family members.

State of girl children of this worse when compared to another community. It is common seen any dessert belt that girl children use to sit in donkey and travel at least 5-10 Km to fetch potable water. When this measured in terms of money, these children contribute huge part. At the same time, their brother's will be happily going to school with their friends.

Health status and its impact on social status of Muslim women

As stated in previous paragraph, in villages it will be the responsibilities of women to fetch water and no matter how long it is. At the same time, in order to save their time, they send their children, particularly girl children, to fetch water. Because, it is common mindset that prevails among villagers that baby boy is the asset to the families and they are the primary income sources for the family and on the other side, girl children is merely treated as liabilities. Because of this tedious work, girl children become victim of malnutrition and gradually get much disease.

Above mentioned is seen vigorously in minority community. In this community, girl children are merely used to satisfy the sexual appetite of male dominant. Marriage at tender age, mis-matched marriage and perverse ties is commonly seen in this community. At the time of deciding marriage, mother has zero influence to decide the marriage of her child. She knows that this is the type of atrocities purposefully imposed on her child, but her words were never given importance.

In addition, it is common that when women are not used to discuss with their husband about the problems, be it health or mental or anything. When this is the condition with women, one can easily imagine the condition of adolescent girls. If only their mother finds time to discuss, the health problems of their girl children and the solutions are not arrived. It is common in village that when the girl children share the difficulties in fetching water with their mother, as a mother she is left no option but to reciprocate the same on what she was taught from her mother and console and prepares her girl child to accept the fate.

In the span of twenty years, MMBA actively took initiative to address the problem faced by women belonging to minority community. Because of constant effort, issues relating to this community were limelighted in national main stream through India Today and Aaj Tak. We have also took effort at district level to put pressure at policy level. Despite our constant effort, we feel that there is still need to done concretely to bring changes in this community.

Above-mentioned are the compilations of status of minority women. We tried our best to give you the clear picture of status of minority women in Barmer and Jaisalmer district without exaggeration. We would like to delineate a clear plan of action to address the above-mentioned true status of this community. We find this is feasible, with your constant support. If you really find that there is a need to work exclusively for Muslim women, kindly do let us know.

Looking forward for your positive reply
With Warm Regards

Sincerely,

(Mrs. Mumtaz Ben)
Chairperson
Address for Communication
Mahila Mandal Barmer Agor (MMBA)
Near New Power House
Indira Colony
Barmer - 344001
Rajasthan State – India
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RESPECTED SIR OYR NGO IS WORKING FOR WHOSE WHO REALLY WORK FOR OTHER.NOW A DAY MANY PEOPLE WANT TO SERVE REALLY PEOPLE, BUT WITHOUT GUIDENCE AND ENCOURGE THEY AVOIDE. I WORK FOR THIS SPECIALLY, OUR PROJECT NAME IS "HELP THOSE WHO HELP OTHERS" UNDER THIS PROJECT WE PROVIDE THIS SERVICES.
*GIVE FREE GUIDENCE REGARDING RAGITATION TO IMPLIMATION,( LEGAL, DOCUMENTATION, REQUEST TO PERSONAL AND PIVATE ONER AND AGENGY.)
*PROVIDE ECONOMICALLY HELP BY REQUESTING TO THE DONNER DIRECTALLY,

IN THIS EGARDING WE WANT SPECIALL HELP FOR DIFFENT OBJECTIVE , AIMS AND VISIONS NGO'S.

REGARD
PRESIDENT
SABIR UMATIYA
MO:09428984745/09824765256
EMAIL; banasngo@gmail.com
sabirumatiya@yahoo.com

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Gramin seb asangha, regd. N.G.O working for underprivileged children & women for last thirty years in Sundarban area, seeks funds for orphanage, rural housing, sanitation programme for devastating cyclone 'Ayeala' hit area of Sundarban in West Bengal, India. We appeal to all large hearted people to come forward & do their best to make the planet Earth a better place to live in. Votes: +0

Respected Sir,
Greeting from Badrish Kirti Jan Kalyan Samiti,(BKJKS).
Badrish Kirti Jan Kalyan Samiti,(BKJKS) is a society registered as a non Governmental (not-for profiting making)organization under society registration act 21-1860.Foreign Contribution regulation act,1976, and section 12A &80 G of Indian Income Tax act 1961.Working in the remote and inaccessible areas in Uttarakhand, a province in Indian Himalayas, the area we work is remote and underdeveloped part of Uttarakhand. This is a state which itself has been historically neglected and marginalized within India.
Geography has determined the life condition of these villages in many important ways, Life in the mountains is difficult-to fetch water and collect firewood requires climbing up and down narrow trails over long distance. The challenge of the terrain has complicated the serving of the area.
Most families in the area where we work live off animal husbandry and farming their own small plots. This is sufficient for sustaining themselves only for eight and nine month of the year, during the rest of which they have to by their food. Apart from selling their small quantities of milk and vegetables on the market, about a four hour jeep drive way, there are very few opportunities to earn cash income. Since 1985 BKJKS has worked some of most disadvantaged people of society. It is education more then any thing else that help people take control of their own lives. Yet in India millions of children are unable to complete their schooling because of poverty of their situation, for this reason BKJKS sees education as the single most effective way to helping communities get out the poverty. Many school children from poor backgrounds in India drop out of education by the age of ten. Often their parents are illiterate themselves; their local school are very poor, or their parents need them to work to earn extra income for the family. Today, more then 150 million of Indian's population came from these extremely poor communities and the vast majority still lacks proper housing, medical care, education and employment prospects.BKJKS wants funds such as educational projects Residential Bridge Camp for the Schooling of Adolescent Disadvantaged Girls, drop out children for reschooling, and adult literacy classes in remote block of district Chamoli, so we can make improvement to thousands of peoples lives. In this regards BKJKS want financial support from your side. Expecting your help for this great humanitarian cause. Our hope is that BKJKS journey will useful for all whose aim to make development more impactful. We need your ideas, your presence, and your moral, physical and financial support in our work with mountain communities.
Looking forward for your kind consideration. I eagerly await your reply.
Thanking you and warm regards.
Your's Sincerely

Dr.Surendra Prasad Dimri
Secretary/ chief-executive
Badrish Kirti Jan Kalyan Samiti,(BKJKS)
Tripathi Bhawan, Near Rishi Ganga, Indira Market, Gopeshwar, Distt-Chamoli-246401, Uttarakhand, India. Email:drspdimri@yahoo.com Ph +91-09412082143.
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dear
sir/madam
my ngo is gegisterd under socities registration act 1860
at 27-01-2009
we are running a computer centre for poor girls
here are 30girls in my centre
pls provide fund for him
vijay kumar tiwari
maha veer shikshan evam seva sansthan
vill-narayanpur(lalganj)
post-tarun
dist-faizabad(u.p)
india-224223
www.mahaveer.org Votes: +0

manoday samaj kalyan sanstha have following E-mail Id.
manoday_ngo@rediffmail.com
gajananburghate@rediffmail.com
mob 9923914056
phone 07256-235470
Awaiting your reply
yours truly,
Mr. Gajanan Burghate , President. Votes: +0

Dear Sir/Madam
Manoday Samaj Kalyan Sanstha working from 2001 in rural area with specific objective for upliftment of poor to live with dignity and freedom. organisation running various activities to stop child labour but lack of funds our out reach is very short. please raise fund and help childrento protect their right.
with best regards. Votes: +1

Dear sir/ madam,
my self Umesh Bharti Goswami director of Sharp education welfare society in jaipur.
sir we are working for the BPL family in rural and urban areas. We provide them most necessary thing for improve their life.

We provide them education, employment programs, health care camps.
we organize some special programs for woman and children s. we required some fund to improve our activities so please release some fund for our society.
With best wishes and kind regards,

Regards,
Umesh Bharti Goswami
09311670606, 09309351464
Mail umeshbgoswami@gmail.com Votes: +0

Respected sir/ Madam ,
My self John Raju iam having an project which is named Salvation and it is based on Prostution . It is very low budget project. Please come forward for this project. I promise i will never cheat you . Please take a look on this project.

Thankyou Votes: +2

Dear sir/madam I Khadar Nur, the co-ordinator of an NGO that works for acommunity education development and also advises the teen agers of the community against terrorist acts, so we nedd your help Votes: +1

am a director of an NGO wanna help my rulal women an youth but no fund so if you can help me to raise fun Votes: +0

Dear sie/madam

Subject:- help to ngo for children health &education

Dear Sir/Madam

ACATA SANSTHAN organization is a, not- profit and non -Governmental organization in INDIA. Though the organization is established legally registered on2000-2001 and registration Number 14/jaisalmer/00-01 by the state Government of Rajasthan.
ACAT main activities are the provision of:
•an information/advice help line for children in need
•repatriation of children to their families
•temporary and permanent homes
•medical care and sanitation
•nutrition
•emotional support and counseling
•education
•vocational training
•awareness, advocacy and research
The temporary homes, vocational centers and counseling services are recent additions to our services. We would like to expand our thriving vocational training program further, and build more homes. We are introducing a Monitoring and Evaluation process across all our programs in order to increase the quality and efficiency of our services.
Mission:
•provide care, love and development
•help as many children as possible
•focus on those in greatest need
•do not discriminate or avoid difficult cases
Strategy:
•create a comprehensive system of services to fulfill children’s long-term needs for education, skills, and emotional support, as well as their short-term needs for nutrition, health and shelter
•maximize the impact of this system through: integrating programs, monitoring and improving the quality of service, and seizing opportunities to expand



The organization program components

•Care & Support of orphans & vulnerable children
•Multy sect oral the abused child protection system
•Adoption
•Health
•Street children
•Education
• sponsor ship
• Disability
• Income generation
•HIV/AIDS
•Gender/Women’s Right/
The end result is to raise reliable, responsible, resourceful and productive citizens through providing and facilitating the education, instruction, training and equipping with skills to the children. Besides, preaching gospel & spiritual based training.
As we mentioned above ACATA accomplishing different programs before we kindly request your little contribution & visiting our project areas.
God Bless our world



Rameshwar choudhary
SECTORY
ACATA SANSTHAN
Swamiji ki Dhani,Pokaran,jaisalmer Raj.India
phone 09001753410-09784906138
bhambhu12@rediffmail.com

bank-state bank of indore [jodhpur, India]

ACCOUNT NO-53049343948

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Hello, I am Maria Stout, From USA, I got my loan from Mr. Burhles Murphy, You can reach him at: burhlesmurphyloanlender@live.com Votes: +0

Dear Sir,
Our NGO is a tribal people non-profitable NGO working with tribal people, living in remote tribal areas. We have no financial source. We are running this NGO since 2001 on the principle of "pay back to societies". We are awaking the people on their human rights, preservative and prevent the their cultural identity, costumes, traditions, traditionally land rights.
Now we are focusing on the issues
1] Free education for poor tribal boys, girls, outgoing students, adults, street children, child labors, bonded labors, transported labors by one to another contractors, migrated labors for searching of daily works,
2] Running the Schools, middle schools, training classes, adults education, In the primitive tribes i.e. Madia and Kolam where is below 10% literacy.
3] Distance education, correspondence courses
4]Cultural education on the basis of cultural identity of the tribal peoples 5] Awareness of technical knowledge specially computers education
6] Computers classes, certificate courses,
7] Vocational education, industrial training
8] IT Courses.
A] We awaking the people on their human rights in the areas of primitive tribes where is below 10% literacy i.e. in Madia in Gadchiroli Dist.
B] Un-married mother in primitive tribes ie Kolam communities in Yevatmal Dist.
C] Malnutrition and starvation in Korku of Amravati Dist. 4] Re-settlement of widow and children of Tribal people who died on the name Naxlite 5] Bonded labors, transportation of labor, sexual exploitation in working places and other so many issues..
On the basis of our work on the human rights of tribal people, we represented in UNO sub-commission of Human Rights in 2002.We represented before UNO international conference on the issue of Racial Discrimination in 2000.
We implemented the UNO project successfully during the year of 2005 in Maharashtra Project No. 103 {P} on eve of the Celebration of International Decade of World`s indigenous People..
In view of the above we have arranged four international conference in following Dists. in Maharashtra as below...
A] March 2005 Wardha
B] June 2005 Nanurbar
C] Oct. 2005 Nashik
D] Dec 2005 Nagpur.
We are arranging the seminars, conferences, worships, for tribal officers, social workers, doctors, Engineers, thinkers, religious workers, political leaders , women’s as well as for Youth [ Boys and girls] we arranges the training program. cadre camps, seminars worships etc on the above subjects since 2001 in Nagpur, Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, Yevatmal, Amravati, Nandurbar, Nashik, Dhule, Bhandara Dists and the inter areas of the above Dist. Sir we are totally devoted people for tribal communities. We have thousands of educated youth male/ females who are ready to work for our NGO.
It is therefore requested your honor to kindly consider our request and issue a letter of consent so that we can process the matter of proposal to obtain the pre-approval from govt. of India to accept the grant without FCRA from your honor, as a special case and obliged.

Thanking You,
Yours Sincerely

Madavi L K President
Mulnivasi Mukti Manch
300 NIT Plot, Nari Lay Out,
Ring Road, Nagpur.. 440-026
Ph No.07122630991
Mobile. 09422191072

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hi sir/medam here is sandeep our society name is HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND CHARITABLE SOCITY. we are working in many fields but our main motto is a scholar ship provide a telented children and all the fees and many more provided to best and telented student so we are need fund please help our www.hdncs.org.
sandeep pandya
+91-9799388411, 9783459164 Votes: +3

Dear One,
I Mohd. Rizwan Res/O Village Sultanpur-Adampur managing a organization(Charitable Society) named as SABIR FARIDI VIKAS SAMITY (Registered) which is nonprofit, registered UNDER SECTION 80G OF INCOME TAX ACT 1961(Indian Constitution), working for social and religious welfare of the public.
This organization is situated in Village SULTANPUR-ADAMPUR, 25 KM away from the world famous religious pilgrim of Hardwar (Uttarakhand) popularly known as DEVBHUMI. People of all religion and sections lives harmoniously in this village. The organization has completed its three years and all the balance sheets are upto date. Since its establishment the Organisation has worked to serve the society.
Here an illustrative list of efforts made by the SABIR FARIDI VIKAS SAMITI has been set out below:
1.The Organisation has distributed free books of course material to the poor students at the start of academic year.
2.The Organisation has donated school uniforms to the students.
3.The Organisation has contributed for the LANGAR SEWA of pilgrims in the district of Haridwar.
4. The Organisation has given financial contribution in the marriages of people of weaker sections.
5. The Organisation has distributed medicines free of cost among the poor patients in the various hospitals in Haridwar District.
6. The Organisation has helped the unemployed youth through self employment through financial support.
For the people living in and around of this village, we have proposed to set up the community facility like Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Herbal park and Library with the motive of nonprofit to serve the needy people.
For this project our organization needs an amount of INR 8.5 crores. The detailed Project Report is availiable on our website.
NOTE: In future our organization plans to establish Unani Medical College, Shelter for senior citizen, shelter for handicaps, in the Village PIRAN KALYAR SHARIF, ROORKEE, HARDWAR. “PIRAN KALYAR”, The Shrine of Noted Sufi MAQDUM ALLAUDDIN ALI AHMAD SABIR, is one of the holiest Shrines in the country as that of Ajmer Sharif (KHAJA MOINUDDIN CHISHTI).The Tomb is set in the village, whose only attraction is the presence of the saint, for whose blessings the faithful still seek, as the shrine of Hazrat NIZAMUDDIN, or KHAJA MOINUDDIN CHISHTI.
Sir kindly arrange the requisite fund/Donation for this Noble Task so that we can achieve our goals. Thanks in advance to you for considering our request. If you have any query or need further information, please feel free to contact me.

Mohd. Rizwan (President)
Contact No:, +919837904135,
Er. Mohd. Afzal(Contact Person):, +919456590299 email: afzl99@rediffmail.com
SABIR FARIDI VIKAS SAMITY
Village Sultanpur-Adampur
Tehsil Laksar
Hardwar-247663,
Uttarakhand (INDIA)

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Dear sir/madam
i am ANIL KUMAR MISHRA SECRATARY OF CHHTISHGARH PRACHAR EVAM VIKAS SANSTHAN which WORK AMONG tribel youth, children and women living below poverty line in rural remote areas of chhtishgarh in India.
We have been working for the welfare and improveing health issue of the group of tribel people who needs proper food, education,medical facilities.
Our society, for the past 6 years has been providing free help in health issue,vocational tranning for securing their livilyhood, medical help for women and providing various type of capacity building trinning for their strengthing, with fund collected from local groups,individuals and self donated funds from members and well wishers,but of late we are being faced with serious monetary set backs with which we cannot procede with our noble work for the needy, we have a good network of youth volunteer, and professional resourse person working with us as volunter. Their presence and noble sacrifice for the poor is something to appriciate.
I on behalf of chhtishgarh prachar evam vikas sansthan request you do kindly assist us financially or partnered with us for this noble cause. We have so far covered 15 villages and still many people are asking for help from us, honestly we are very much painned in seeing them returned with no help from us i makes us cry and it makes our previous work as nothing.
sir,pls kindly assist us.
Thanking you
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Dear Sir/Madam
“SOLUTION” is legally registered as an NGO under Society registraion act 21, 1860 of Jharkhand,And keenly desire to work in Human Development areas and economical development of B.P.L. families in the state and in the process tries to give computer Training in Chandil, Nimdih, and Ichagarh block of seraikella District.
Our Board of Executive and team members are prominent educational specialist, socialist, Computer experts and Doctor’s are serving social since more than 30 years.and the important point is we have very well Young team members like RD,MPH,MSW,S/W professionals.
We are keenly desire to give Computer CUM EDP training in the said Blocks.
Goal of the Project: To Reduce the Unemployment of educated youth.
Objective of the Project:
1.Providing need based skill among the unemployed rural youth to enable them to take productive self-employment.
2.To develop skill among unemployed rural poor to enable them to take up self-employment as well as organized employment based on market demand and local resources.
3.To conduct market survey to see the potential demand for skills generated and upgraded.
The “SOLUTION” is respectfully requesting a grant in the amount around 40-60 lakh for Three Years to complete the Project taking 300 Youth/year. Person or Funding Organization are well come to Support financial help for really Needy and Downtroden people of the above BLOCKS
Kindly come out we need helping hend
Thanks all......
Should you have any question in the interim, please feel free to contact me-(9234970987)


Sincerely,



Subir Kumar
(Executive Director).
For “SOLUTION”
170-Kalayn nagar Bhuiyadih
B-Block, Road No-02
Po-Agrico jamshedpur
Pin-831009
Jharkhand Votes: +0

Dear Sir,

“MULNIVASI MUKTI MANCH ” [English name -- “ Indigenous People Liberation Forum”] is a non profitable, Indigenous / Tribal people’s NGO registered under Society Act bearing Regd. No.273/2001 is working for poor tribal people of India. We have no financial source from other side. We are spending money from our own pockets for the organization on the principle of “Pay back to Society”. This NGO is the tribal / indigenous people’s NGO, for the tribal people by the tribal people. The tribal people are heritage of the Harappa Culture, originally inhabitant of the land of India. The tribal people have not defined in Constitution, not recognized as Indigenous people, no separate law on the basis of customary and culturally identification. We are ADIVASI literary indigenous people but, in the Indian constitution have not recognized us as Adivasi, and enlisted our races as scheduled tribes without any parameters and universal definition in constitution of India.

Our Aims and Objects

1] Awake the tribal people on their human rights,
2] Increase the education in primitive tribal women where is the below 10%
literacy,
3] To introduce the cultural education and prevent from mis-education amongst Tribal people.
4] Education for children, street children, child boursrs, bonded child labor, poor
Tribal children from the families living below poverty lines.
5] Health problems of tribal people, those who are living in remote tribal areas,
below poverty lines, naxel effected areas, areas of malnutrition and starvation
amongst tribal children.
6] Welfare of children, child workers, female children and poor tribal people.
7] Running the training centers, nursing centers, girl’s hostels, schools, collages,
health care centers, cultural institutes, education institutes etc.
8] Protection and prevention from sexual exploitation of minor girls, students in
Ashram schools, women in working places.
9] Prevent from trafficking of tribal children, women.
10] Prevent from dying the tribal children due to malnutrition and starvation.
11] Awaking amongst the un-married mothers those who are giving the birth new
Babies without their father.
12] Prevent from killing tribal by the tribal people on the name of naxelite struggles.
13] Settlement of widows of naxelite tribal people and police.
14] Resettlement of tribal families who displaced due to projects, dams, mines.
15] Establish the cultural identity; codify the customs and customary law.

Our Achievements

1] Arranges the seminars, workshops, conferences on the indigenous issues and problems in tribal districts of Maharashtra State,
2] Training programs on education for students, teacher education, nursing trainings,
3] Arranges the campus for employees, officers, social workers, on the above objects,
4] Efforts taken for provide the employment to students, poor people living below poverty lines,
5] Make the competent the tribal people to evolve in decision making process,
6] To make the try to bring the tribal people in Nation Development Flow.
7] Awake the tribal people on their human rights
8] Taken the issues of definition, cultural identity, customary law for tribal people
before competent authorities,
9] Represented in international conference of UNO in Durban [ South Africa ] on the subject of Racial Discrimination in 2000 and sub-commission of Human Rights in 2001 in Geneva [ Switzerland ] and placed the issues of our NGO
10] Implemented the project no. 101[3] approved by the High Commission of Human Rights of United Nation, and celebrated the world’s decade of ‘‘International Indigenous People’’ in India during the year 2005.


We are specifically focusing on the children of tribal / primitive tribal people residing in remote tribal areas and isolated from urban areas…..

1] Bonded labor, minor labor, ,
2] Female labor’s exploitation on the working spots,
3] Transportation of labors from one state to another.
4] Education in tribal children where is 10% below education i.e. in primitive tribes
5] Education for youth those who are out of school,
6] Reduce to illiteracy in tribal belt
7] Tribal girls education.
8] Resettlement of naxelite widows and children those who are died in conflicts.
9] Resettlement of un-married mother’s children,
10] To prevent the Tribal youth from unconstitutional movements i.e. naxelite,
11] Culture education for tribal youth
12] Prevent from miss-education
13] Sexual exploitation of girls in school in government hostels.
14] Prevent from prostitution of minor girls which resulted to un-married mother problems,
15] Vocational education for tribal girls,
16] Prevent from killing the tribal to tribal youth on name of naxelite.



Prayer:-
We need of supports for poor tribal children, women, and we also requested to consider us for seminars, conferences, meetings, trainings, on the trial / indigenous issues as well as grants, financial assistance for projects etc...

Yours sincerely,

Madavi L. K.
President
Mulnivasi Mukti Manch
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respected sir, with reference of above NGO work which i express earliear want to raise some fund for activities performed by our NGO because of without financial support it is difficult to continue this social welfare programme.So i request to u please tell me on my email address which is given above how to generate fund from donater and tell me some names Votes: +0

WE ARE THE REGISTERED SOCIETY NGO INTERNATIONL JESUS RURAL AND URBAN EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY NGO INDIA
SEEKING FUNDS FOR OUR SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES

SO KINDLY HELP US IN SEEKING THE GRANT OPPORTUNITIES

THANKING YOU
P.OBLESH REDDY Votes: +0

Dear sie/madam

Subject:- help to ngo for making a shelter home for orphaned street children

Dear Sir/Madam

MANAV KALYAN SANSTHAN [MKS] organization is a, not- profit and non -Governmental organization in INDIA. Though the organization is established legally registered on1995 and registration Number 181/jodhpur/94-95 by the state Government of Rajasthan. Established by dedicated professionals who were working in different child focused organization before. Some of them were experienced orphan & vulnerable life so far, the number of street children present in the boundaries of Jodhpur is over 2500 and the situation is really pathetic & inhumane. We are presently looking for financial support, as for our mandate so that we can take up the activities in the benefited of the distressed children. However our present program is running under 'Rajasthan State AIDS control society’, which is based on behavioral change in the street children. Furthermore, we understand that for overall development of street children there untouched, we believe that you and we share same missions & good & you will be happy to extend to us the financial support. If you have any queries about our organization please feel free to have communication & sharing. Anticipating a favorable response
MKS mission is to provide care, love and development for children living on the streets of Jodhpur
We strive to help as many children as possible and focus on those in most urgent need.
We assist children with their immediate challenges, such as homelessness, malnutrition and illness, while also developing their attitudes and skills so they can make a better future for themselves.
We reach over 1000 children daily through our street schools, vocational centers. We want to do more.
MKS is a fully registered, non-profit, non-governmental organization. It was established in 1995 and employs a staff of seventy dedicated local people. Salaries are modest, the office is small, and we stretch our funds to maximize their impact. Unlike many other organizations, mks has little savings, but spends what it gets. The annual budget is about $200,000.
The eleven-member Board is elected bi-annually and consists of doctors, professors, social workers and community members
Mks main activities are the provision of:
•an information/advice help line for children in need
•repatriation of children to their families
•temporary and permanent homes
•medical care and sanitation
•nutrition
•emotional support and counseling
•education
•vocational training
•awareness, advocacy and research
The temporary homes, vocational centers and counseling services are recent additions to our services. We would like to expand our thriving vocational training program further, and build more homes. We are introducing a Monitoring and Evaluation process across all our programs in order to increase the quality and efficiency of our services. And we are increasing our fund-raising efforts in order that we may help as many street children as possible.

Mission:
•provide care, love and development for
children living on the streets of jodhpur
Philosophy:
•help as many children as possible
•focus on those in greatest need
•do not discriminate or avoid difficult cases
Strategy:
•create a comprehensive system of services to fulfill children’s long-term needs for education, skills, and emotional support, as well as their short-term needs for nutrition, health and shelter
•maximize the impact of this system through: integrating programs, monitoring and improving the quality of service, and seizing opportunities to expand



The organization program components

•Care & Support of orphans & vulnerable children
•Multy sect oral the abused child protection system
•Adoption
•Health
•Street children
•Education
• sponsor ship
• Disability
• Income generation
•HIV/AIDS
•Gender/Women’s Right/
The end result is to raise reliable, responsible, resourceful and productive citizens through providing and facilitating the education, instruction, training and equipping with skills to the children. Besides, preaching gospel & spiritual based training.
As we mentioned above MKS accomplishing different programs before & now a days there are 500 orphans & vulnerable children assisting by the organization. But, due to financial & material constraints and also lack of getting sufficient training in the domestic & abroad to build organization capacity, we couldn’t running the current & the near future programs properly. Now days a number of beneficiary children increases from time to time. So, we need any partner who is willing to work with us MKS still have no permanent partner who can share it’s burden. Finally, we kindly request your little contribution & visiting our project areas.
God Bless our world



INDU KUMAR AVASTHI
SECTORY
MANAV KALYAN SANSTHAN
50,LAXMI NAGAR,JODHPUR342010 India
phone 02912550390-09413644107
manavkalyan@hotmail.com

bank-state bank of indore [jodhpur, India]

ACCOUNT NO-53049343948
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we are working in the field of Social, Health, Education , advocacy for poorest women’s ,livehood programm,shg formation and micro finance,agriculteral devlopment woomen and child devlopment
Would be possible to give us information regarding your organization and donation for poorest countries .

With Best Regards
Khanpur Azad Gram Unnayan Samity
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Contact Us
Personally at
HEAD OFFICE
E-169, Shanti Marg
West Vinod Nagar
Delhi 110092
Tel. 011-22478418
WEB ADDRESS rasta.org.in

K C Pant
CEO & Secretary

SITE OFFICES at
Coordinator,
Rasta Girls School
151, Navneet Vihar
Khora Colony
Distt. Ghaziabad (UP)

Coordinator,
RASTA Girls School
House No 417, Gali No 5
Shani Bazar, Khora Colony
Ghaziabad (UP)

Coordinator,
Rasta Site Office
Sudamapuri, Toda Heda village
(near Vijay Nagar)
Ghaziabad


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“Rasta” owes its origin to a group of socially conscious individuals, who were disturbed at the sight of children of school going age, rummaging in garbage heaps or standing at traffic interjections with begging bowls. These social stalwarts congregated and deliberated upon the as to why this section of the society is neglected even after 60 years of our independence. They anonymously were of the opinion that this future asset of the nation should not be wasting their childhood but must hold a pen or pencil in their hands instead of picking rags or holding begging bowls. They all put their head together, exchanged their views and joined their hands to-gather. The result was “Rasta”, a non-governmental, not for profit organization, registered in 1994 under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860. Rasta is guided by a Governing Body, composed of 9 members, who are experienced professionals from different walks of life and different states of India and is assisted by a dedicated strong staff of 35 plus.
Rasta’s present operational areas are Uttar Pradesh and Delhi and in near future Rasta is poised to go national.


ACHIEVEMENTS

Presently contributing to the development of nearly 2000 families in 5 congested clusters - Indira Camp and Mandawali in IP Extension area in East Delhi and Khoda and Sudamapuri villages in Ghaziabad of UP, bordering Delhi.

Access to education for those who would otherwise live and die illiterate
Rasta has so far educated 8000 children and is currently (April 2009) educating 1200 children in 36 Education Centres spread in four locations mentioned earlier. Most of these children are first generation learners and their parents have migrated from remote areas in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Chhttisgarh, Rajasthan etc
Majority of these children are girls belonging to Muslim community, thanks to the strategy targeted at the educationally backward, packaged in programmes with catchy captions like “Naya Savera”, “Getting Girls to School”, “Education for Minority Girls”, “Ek Nai Kiran” and “Shiksha Saheli”.

Muslim girls shed their purdah to join Rasta School
In keeping with the mission to promote gender equity and women’s development, Rasta launches special drives for enrolling and educating girls. With the support from The Tech Mahindra Foundation, 300 and with the support from The Smile Foundation 100 girls from the minority community are studying in 13 classes in Khora Colony. 80% of these girls are from the muslim community and 20 % from general category. Rasta had a hard time to bring these girls out to our learning centers from the community where all females are always in the purdahs and the influence of Maddrassa is very strong. Another 150 girls are being supported for remedial education by The India Sponsors Foundation in Mandawali and Hassanpur area of East Delhi.

Training and TLM Development
Rasta has been conducting various trainings related to pedagogy , especially on development of Teaching Learning Materials (TLMs). Besides conducting training for its own staff. Rasta has also developed TLMs for levels 1 and 2 of Formal and Non Formal Education and trained staff of other organization in TLM making.

NOW RASTA IS FACING ITS BIGGEST CHALLENGE AS IT NEEDS SUPPORT TO RUN ONE OF ITS SCHOOL FOR MUSLIM GIRLS.PLEASE BE GENEROUS AS THE GIRLS WANTS TO BE EDUCATED.PRESENTLY THE SCHOOL IS RUNNING 13 CLASSES. Votes: +0

hello sir I am rekha sharma from bhopal and I am working for disable people and want to help them. Votes: +0

please send us the grant proposal cum application for the 2010 for our non governamental organisation for its socio-economic programs for the indian poor people Votes: +0

Dear sie/madam

Subject:- help to ngo for making a shelter home for orphaned street children

Dear Sir/Madam

MANAV KALYAN SANSTHAN [MKS] organization is a, not- profit and non -Governmental organization in INDIA. Though the organization is established legally registered on1995 and registration Number 181/jodhpur/94-95 by the state Government of Rajasthan. Established by dedicated professionals who were working in different child focused organization before. Some of them were experienced orphan & vulnerable life so far, the number of street children present in the boundaries of Jodhpur is over 2500 and the situation is really pathetic & inhumane. We are presently looking for financial support, as for our mandate so that we can take up the activities in the benefited of the distressed children. However our present program is running under 'Rajasthan State AIDS control society’, which is based on behavioral change in the street children. Furthermore, we understand that for overall development of street children there untouched, we believe that you and we share same missions & good & you will be happy to extend to us the financial support. If you have any queries about our organization please feel free to have communication & sharing. Anticipating a favorable response
MKS mission is to provide care, love and development for children living on the streets of Jodhpur
We strive to help as many children as possible and focus on those in most urgent need.
We assist children with their immediate challenges, such as homelessness, malnutrition and illness, while also developing their attitudes and skills so they can make a better future for themselves.
We reach over 1000 children daily through our street schools, vocational centers. We want to do more.
MKS is a fully registered, non-profit, non-governmental organization. It was established in 1995 and employs a staff of seventy dedicated local people. Salaries are modest, the office is small, and we stretch our funds to maximize their impact. Unlike many other organizations, mks has little savings, but spends what it gets. The annual budget is about $200,000.
The eleven-member Board is elected bi-annually and consists of doctors, professors, social workers and community members
Mks main activities are the provision of:
•an information/advice help line for children in need
•repatriation of children to their families
•temporary and permanent homes
•medical care and sanitation
•nutrition
•emotional support and counseling
•education
•vocational training
•awareness, advocacy and research
The temporary homes, vocational centers and counseling services are recent additions to our services. We would like to expand our thriving vocational training program further, and build more homes. We are introducing a Monitoring and Evaluation process across all our programs in order to increase the quality and efficiency of our services. And we are increasing our fund-raising efforts in order that we may help as many street children as possible.

Mission:
•provide care, love and development for
children living on the streets of jodhpur
Philosophy:
•help as many children as possible
•focus on those in greatest need
•do not discriminate or avoid difficult cases
Strategy:
•create a comprehensive system of services to fulfill children’s long-term needs for education, skills, and emotional support, as well as their short-term needs for nutrition, health and shelter
•maximize the impact of this system through: integrating programs, monitoring and improving the quality of service, and seizing opportunities to expand



The organization program components

•Care & Support of orphans & vulnerable children
•Multy sect oral the abused child protection system
•Adoption
•Health
•Street children
•Education
• sponsor ship
• Disability
• Income generation
•HIV/AIDS
•Gender/Women’s Right/
The end result is to raise reliable, responsible, resourceful and productive citizens through providing and facilitating the education, instruction, training and equipping with skills to the children. Besides, preaching gospel & spiritual based training.
As we mentioned above MKS accomplishing different programs before & now a days there are 500 orphans & vulnerable children assisting by the organization. But, due to financial & material constraints and also lack of getting sufficient training in the domestic & abroad to build organization capacity, we couldn’t running the current & the near future programs properly. Now days a number of beneficiary children increases from time to time. So, we need any partner who is willing to work with us MKS still have no permanent partner who can share it’s burden. Finally, we kindly request your little contribution & visiting our project areas.
God Bless our world



INDU KUMAR AVASTHI
SECTORY
MANAV KALYAN SANSTHAN
50,LAXMI NAGAR,JODHPUR342010 India
phone 02912550390-09413644107
manavkalyan@hotmail.com

bank-state bank of indore [jodhpur, India]

ACCOUNT NO-53049343948
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Respected sir/madam,

we are running an smallest ngo. we want to do something to the poor children and rustic children. but we have lack of fund.we belong to rural area. if there are any schemes,fund, project related to our, kinly send full details and guidlines. sothat we with and you could do for...................

(RAVINDRA SHARMA)
secretory
Noble Institute of Social Service
rawan mohella Deeg Gate KUMHER
Distt- Bharatpur
state -Rajasthan
pincode-321201
cell no 09024622889
email-ravi.right@gmail.com Votes: -1

hi,i am a single women planing to start a gym. I am not working nor an I.T payee.My business capital estimation is 20lakhs.I would like to go for a loan with less interest rate.I would like to know is 100% loan availabe or what are the necessary thing i have to do to get a loan.I have site in bangalore can i mortgage and get a loan. Votes: -1

Dear Sir/Madam,

First of all please accept my warm greeting from Afghanistan ,

My name is Wais Aria I am director of a nonprofit organization bt the name of Tabish , we are working in the field of Social, Health, Education , advocacy for poorest women’s , children and drugs addicted people to support them as human,
Would be possible to give us information regarding your organization and donation for poorest countries .

With Best Regards

Wais Aria

Executive Director

Email: wais.aria@tsheo.com.af

Phone: +93(0)700 257 340

Web site : www.tsheo.com.af



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Sir,
Pl.send me above prog. for our 275 women shg,s. Votes: +0

dear sir/mam
rajasthan samagrah kalyan sansthan is non profit oregnaigation{ngo}.we r 17 year working for rural devlopment etc.
1.livehood programm
2.shg formation and micro finens
3.agriculteral devlopment
4.woomen and child devlopment
5.tirebel devlopment
6.magra center devlopment
we r intersted with you patener ngo
your faithfuly
s.n.sharma
rajasthan samgrah kalyan sansthan
5-c eahssas near tempo stend chandvardai nagar ajmer rajasthan india Votes: +1

Dear Sir/Madam,
I am santhosh age 24 a software profession.I have the will to help my people but my earning is too small when compare to the number of poor peoples.Even though i earn 20 thousand i am not able to help many. If any kind heart people like to help can mail me so that i can give my details.

Thanks,
Santhosh
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Dear sir.madam
I am shashank shekhar singh secretory / Director Kadam seva samiti wanted to talk to you in this matter, you cam mail me or visit my web site.
thanking you.
shashank shekhar singh
director, Kadam Seva Samiti, (KSS)
India. Votes: +0

Dear sir/Madam
I am Shashank Shekhar Singh secretory/Director Kadam Seva Samiti wanted you to talk in detail so we can uplift needy people, you can visit my site or mail me as soon as u can.
Thanking You
Director,
Shashank Shekhar Singh
Kadam Seva Samiti (KSS)
India Votes: +0

Dear sir/madam
i am yanrenthung jungio Director of Renthan welfare society which deals in helping rural children and women living below poverty line in rural remote areas of Nagaland in India.
We have been working for the welfare of this specified group of underpreveledge people who needs proper food, education,medical facilities.
Our society, for the past 5 years has been providing free help in children education, medical help for women and providing nutritional food for mothers and childdren, with fund collected from local groups,individuals and self donated funds from members and well wishers,but of late we are being faced with serious monetary set backs with which we cannot procede with our noble work for the needy, we have a team of Doctors nurses, and professional teachers working with us as volunter. Their presence and noble sacrifice for the poor is something to appriciate.
I on behalf of renthan welfare society request you do kindly assist us financially or partnered with us for this noble cause. We have so far covered 123 villages and still many people are asking for help from us, honestly we are very much painned in seeing them returned with no help from us i makes us cry and it makes our previous work as nothing.
I thefore kindly assist us.
Thanking you

YANRENTHUNG T JUNGIO
(DIRECTOR)
RWS
yanrensurvey@gmail.com

Votes: +1

For help to NGO by Fund
Comment by Sushil Garhwal, July 07, 2009
Dear Sir/Madom
I am Sushil Garhwal working as Manager in Pragati ek kadam welfare society in Madhyapradesh state at Bhopal, This NGo working for livlehihood (Business setups for rural poor people) We have 5000 people application for the livelihood but today we dont enough fund for initiate that step for establishment all people of organization trying to get some fund for this project. My Ngo has been currently registered on 2 March 2009
Please help me out some one for this great act
Reply ASA & ASPA

Thank you
Sushil Garhwal
Manager
Pragati ek kadam welfare society
Pragati india project
Bhopal
MP
Email: sus.garhwal@gmail.com
Mo. 09303384245 Votes: +0

Dear Sir/Madom
I am Sushil Garhwal working as Manager in Pragati ek kadam welfare society in Madhyapradesh state at Bhopal, This NGo working for livlehihood (Business setups for rural poor people) We have 5000 people application for the livelihood but today we dont enough fund for initiate that step for establishment all people of organization trying to get some fund for this project. My Ngo has been currently registered on 2 March 2009
Please help me out some one for this great act
Reply ASA & ASPA

Thank you
Sushil Garhwal
Manager
Pragati ek kadam welfare society
Pragati india project
Bhopal
MP

Votes: +1

SARD stand Society for All-Round Development (SARD) is a non-profit, Non-political organisation Based in Reodar Village of Sirohi Dist. Rajasthan. SARD works on Gandhian principles. SARD has been working in Sirohi, Jalore and Pali districts of Rajasthan for last 9 years. SARD is registered under Rajasthan Societies Registration Act, 1958, FCRA, 1976 and also under the IT Act (80G).SARD at present is working in about 45 villages of the aforesaid area on overall development of communities. SARDS at present working for save the girl through 100% implementing the PCPNDT act.
BrijMohan
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A Note on Swadeshi Movement in Kerala
The State of Kerala, which is situated at the southern part of India has many successful stories and become a model state in many important aspects. We would like to share with you such an important experiment – the Swadeshi Movement, which has got wider acceptance and public attention among the people of Kerala.
Swadeshi is the concept coined by Mahatma Gandhi for the economic regeneration of the common people. The Swadeshi Movement in Kerala tries to regenerate the Swadeshi Spirit among the people of Kerala, especially among the school students and it has become a very successful experiment, which gives employment to more than 25,000 common people. The movement visualizes the production and distribution of all commodities of daily use by each and everybody. The movement is initiated by the Centre for Gandhian Studies of the University of Kerala and is coordinated by the Gandhi Centre for Rural Development (GCRD Swadeshi Trust).
The Swadeshi Movement is the direct outcome of the extension activities initiated by the Centre for Gandhian Studies of the University of Kerala as an income generating programme. The first activity selected by the Centre was the Soap Making. It became very successful and this led to the starting of the training courses in Soap Products Making. Slowly these training courses became the best training programme in Kerala which necessitated the formation of a separate organisation for coordinating the Swadeshi training programmes, supply of raw materials and allied support items, starting of small production centres and door to door village level marketing network. For this purpose the Centre for Gandhian Studies created the Gandhi Centre for Rural Development – the GCRD Swadeshi Trust.
GCRD Swadeshi Trust
The Gandhi Centre for Rural Development (GCRD) is a Charitable Trust created by the Centre for Gandhian Studies of the University of Kerala for spearheading the Swadeshi movement in accordance with the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi for the realisation of Gramaswaraj through Swadeshi and Self-reliance. The activities include development and transfer of appropriate technology for rural development and providing back support to the women and unemployed youth for starting micro enterprises by conducting regular training programmes, supplying raw materials for starting village level production centers and establishing Panchayat level distribution centers.
Swadeshi Soap Making Training Programme
Swadeshi Soap is identified as the symbol of Swadeshi movement by the GCRD Trust as it is an inevitable essential commodity. Moreover technology is simple and acceptable. The handmade soaps popularised by GCRD is 100% natural, 100% vegetarian, 100% coconut Oil used, 100% glycerin retained, non-allergic and skin friendly.
Since soap making and marketing are technical in nature, GCRD is conducting regular three day training programme throughout the State targeting rural man for ensuring the quality of soap and equip them to market the products effectively. The target group include Self-Help Group (SHG), Kudumbashree Units, Neighborhood Groups, Women's Organisations, Non-Governmental Organisations etc. In Thiruvananthapuram district, where 'Gandhi Darshan' programme is being organised in all the schools by the Kerala State Gandhi Darshan Samiti, the GCRD is providing all technical and infrastructure support by providing raw materials for the production of soap items and associating themselves with the training programmes aiming to inculcate the concept of Swadeshi Self-Reliance and savings attitude among students.
Training programme is designed to give technical competence in the theoretical and practical aspects of soap making and marketing of soap and allied products. These items include (1) Swadeshi Toilet Soaps (10 items) (2) Swadeshi Washing Soap (3) Swadeshi Detergent Powder - High and Medium quality (4) Swadeshi Dish Wash Powder (5) Swadeshi Cleaning Lotion (6) Swadeshi Liquid Soap
To those successfully completing the course, certificates are also given. At present GCRD has conducted 73 such Training programmes and more than One Thousand Panchayat Level demonstration cum propaganda campaigns throughout the State of Kerala. More than 12,000 people have already completed the Soap Making Training Courses and about 25000 people have engaged in the production and distribution of Swadeshi Soap Products.
Training in Swadeshi Consumer Products

Thanking You
Yours Faithfully
Dr. Jacob Pulickan
Director, Gandhi Centre for Rural Development
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala - 695004
Mobile : +91 94471 54338
0471-2543383

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MANAV KALYAN SANSTHAN [MKS] organization is a, not- profit and non -Governmental organization in INDIA. Though the organization is established so far& accomplishing different job before, but it is legally registered on1995 and registration Number 181/jodhpur/94-95 by the state Government of rajasthan. Established by dedicated professionals who were working experience in Self Help Group formation or any group based community activity. We also work with NLDP & RUDA [RAJASTHAN GOVT]
The organization program components

•Care & Support of rural development
•Multy sect oral the abused child protection system
•SHG
•Health
•Women&girls
• sponsor ship
• Disability
• Income generation
•Gender/Women’s Right/

INDU KUMAR AVASTHI
SECTORY
MANAV KALYAN SANSTHAN
50,LAXMI NAGAR,JODHPUR342010 india

manavkalyan@hotmail.com


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Dear Sir/ Madam,

Greetings from SUN EDUCATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY, Guwahati, India!

Ours is a non-profit making voluntary organization registered under societies Registration
Act of 1860.We are working in rural areas of Assam and North East.This area is considered
to be most backward province of the country on the basic of social and economic development
indicators. Due to Militants, Terrorists ,poverty and lack of basic infrastructure women
and children are most sufferers.

Its activities include:
• Employment Generation Programmes
• Empowerment of women
• free Vocational Training Programmes for women
• Livelihood security
• Education for children
• Reproductive and child healthcare
• Advancement of rural technology
• Child rights
• Disability
• Formation of self-help groups

We are very much interested to be a partner of your organization and to work for
improvement of the lives of children and women exclusively belonging to the deprived
sections of the society. It mainly concentrates its activities on children,
women and people belonging to lower strata of society.we are unable to fulfill the
demand due to lack of financial constraints. We have acquired vast experience of working
in remote rural areas and have also capable team of expertise to support and implement
various programmes.

I shall be highly obliged if you please arrange to send the guidelines enabling us to
submit project proposal for your consideration and support.

With best wishes and kind regards,

Yours truly,

Abhijit Sharma
( President)
SUN EDUCATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY
1st floor, GR Kalita Complex, Opposite SBI, Ulubari,Guwahati –781007
Ph: 09854340084/ 0964065091

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