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All NGOs listed here represent fantastic causes and by supporting or running
for them, you will be making a real difference to the lives of those who truly
need it. You
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option. The contact details of each charity can be
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connect and if possible visit them. We hope this would be the start of a deeply satisfying
and fulfilling life journey with the cause.
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At Magic Bus, our objective is to break the poverty cycle, one young person at a time. We mentor adolescents on their journey from education through to livelihood, enabling them to make the choices that move them out of poverty. We build children's skills to concentrate, participate, engage, support each other and learn better.
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The MDA is unique in its focus on providing end to end solutions to ensure that students with Dyslexia can remain in the mainstream education system and realize their potential.
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99% of deaf children drop out of higher education because of inaccessibility in the educational system wherein less than 1% of colleges are accessible. Every year approx. 25 children are enrolled in schools for the deaf in Mumbai. They are educated until graduation through our six-year educational model wherein we work on their Knowledge, Skills, and attitudes through various development programs.
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COTAAP is a not for profit body that works towards creating a better livelihood for cotton farmers. India is the largest producer and second largest exporter of cotton in the world but has one of the lowest per acre yield. COTAAP's objective is to empower cotton farmers and improve productivity by offering modern & scientific agronomic practices, knowledge partnering, networking forums.
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Salaam Baalak Trust was set up in 1989. It was inspired by the unique spirit of the street children in Mira Nair's acclaimed debut feature film Salaam Bombay!
Salaam Baalak Trust is an integrated programme to provide individual tailor-made plans for the street children, to allow for their optimal, holistic development so that they become responsible, contributing members of society. This is done through our Centres at Chowpatty, Andheri, Kandivali and Malad and our 4 Contact points in Thane district. The programmes cover shelter (Day Care/ Night shelter, Balwadi), Education, Nutrition, Health Care, Life Skills and Vocational Training.
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Childline India Foundation anchors 1098, a national, 24-hour, emergency free phone outreach service for children in distress, linking them to long term services for their care, protection and rehabilitation. CHILDLINE is present in 400 cities across the country.
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Child Help Foundation is a national non-profit organization (NGO) dedicated to help needy and neglected children. The Foundation is focused on basic education, development, intervention, treatment, medical care, food, clothing, shelter and lot more.
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Rebuild a society where humanity is on first priority, mentally ill underprivileged all level of citizens are treated with respect. conduct medical camp in remote area.
To be vigilant around societies, streets for unattended mentally challenge people, observed their activity, provide them psychiatric treatments, provide shelter during treatments and reunite to their relatives.
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Shrimad Rajchandra Educational Trust is a powerful endeavour to empower every child it comes across with the gift of education, value-based learning and holistic development.
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ADAPT, Formerly The Spastics Society of India, was set up in 1972 by Dr.Mithu Alur to address the educational and therapy needs of children with cerebral palsy. From a special school started with three children it has grown to provide services that include assessment, treatment, inclusive education, continuum of support services for inclusion, counseling, vocational guidance, training, job placement and advocacy for children and young adults with disability, and a women’s empowerment programme. ADAPT also works to influence changes in policy at the national level as this impacts children and youth from all marginalized groups across the country.ADAPT works to ensure that all disabled children have equal access to education, and all disabled youth have equal job opportunities.With the aim to create a disability friendly nation, we provide.
Education, Therapy, Counseling and support services for disabled children, youth and their families.Skills Training and Job Placement for disabled youth.A forum for disabled people to advocate for their rights and to promote public awareness of disability issues.
Additionally we work towards changes in policy that will positively impact the disabled, persons at the local state and national level.
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