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for them, you will be making a real difference to the lives of those who truly
need it. You
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and fulfilling life journey with the cause.
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116 results found.
Registered Year : 04/12/2014
Elder Care Trust is dedicated to the Eldelry, who are dependent on others for their daily living. The aim is to reduce their pain during their most difficult phase of life.
Aligned to the following
Sustainable Development Goals:
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Registered Year : 22/04/1988
Tata Memorial Centre is the leading cancer centre in India working towards equitable, high quality cancer care for all, regardless of their socioeconomic status, and ensuring that every patient with cancer gets access to the best chance for cure and comfort.
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Registered Year : 18-03-2013
Srujna is transforming women in poverty into confident, independent and contributing members of their families and communities by providing training and market linkage
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Registered Year : 23rd July 1949
FPA India envisions all people empowered to enjoy their sexual and reproductive health choices and rights in India, free from stigma and discrimination. It advocates for gender equality and empowerment for all including poor and vulnerable, ensures information, education, and services; powered by knowledge, innovation, and technology, towards sustainable development.
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Sustainable Development Goals:
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Registered Year : 1982
To educated children beyond reading and writing. No child should be deprived of toys and games the childhood pleasure and learning tool.
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Registered Year : 2009
Epilepsy Foundation India is an NGO that focuses on widespread yet less known disease epilepsy. Every epileptic patient irrespective of caste, creed or strata of society receives the treatment. The message to all is 'Epilepsy is treatable if diagnosed early'.
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Sustainable Development Goals:
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Registered Year : Oct 13, 2014
ABBF seeks to promote inclusion for Persons with Disabilities and able-bodied individuals through the platform of adventure sports. We work in five verticals - tandem cycling, marathons, mountaineering and trekking, paragliding, and scuba diving, and since inception in 2014, have impacted about 4000 PwDs and close to 2 lakh able-bodied individuals.
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Sustainable Development Goals:
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Registered Year : 25/05/2006
Sarwa is registered as a Non-profit organization (NGO) based (INDIA), established in 2006, aims to work on improving the economic, social, and physical well-being of society, and child psychological development, education, women & child development, Healthcare, livelihoods, rural and Urban Development, old age care.
At Sarwa we strive to mobilize our manpower and resources in such a way so as to make effective and positive changes in the society
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Sustainable Development Goals:
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Registered Year : 29-04-2002
Sita Devi Foundation aims to empower underprivileged and teach them how to manage their finances by taking control of their lives. We aims to give them confidence and knowledge to enable them to make their own financial decisions which make positive changes in their families.
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Sustainable Development Goals:
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Registered Year : 2002
Light of Life Trust is an NGO registered under the Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950, works towards realising untapped potential of India's rural communities and empower them through its 2 verticals - Project Anando (Education) and Project Jagruti (Community Development).
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Sustainable Development Goals:
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