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If
you know anyone who has met with a fire accident or people who are born
with problems / disabilities such as:
APPEAL
Dear
Sir, I
am Arpita, 25, from Orissa. I
need to hold your helping hand for the noble cause of my rehabilitation. Since the rehabilitation is an expensive affair, which can only be possible on charity as, my parents and I are not financially well up. Please find here with a general appeal to philanthropic individuals, institutions, trusts to provide generously to facilitate my rehabilitation where you can get a detail account of my prolonged seek ness since 3 years as on date. Please go through the appeal with patience and communicate me your benevolence. On demand I shall furnish any additional documents if required. Your
kind reply is anxiously awaited. Yours sincerely, Arpita Pattnaik
DISABLED INDIVIDUALS URGENT PERSONAL APPEAL FOR HELP
It has been since 2 ½ years on doctors advice I have taken physiotherapy by a qualified therapist and now I am in a stage with some severe deformities like drop foot and grip less hands, which compels me to lead a disabled life. Some doctors are consulted and their ultimate view was I have to accept this for the rest of my life.
During these days I was able to contact Dr. Kenneth. M. Leavitt, Reconstructive Foot and Ankle surgeon, Fellow American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeon having 35 years of relevant experience. After analyzing my case in every detail, he assured me that surgical treatment can be done which can at least turn my foot stable and I can walk with or without support. Further after knowing my background the philanthropist offered me to comedown to India to do the necessary surgery for charitable purpose.
So far so good. Surgery being free the stumbling block surfaces now is to meet his air travel and lodging charges during his stay in India. If it can’t be arranged all my efforts over years would go down the drain. Conservatively
the amount involved is Rs.2 Lakhs,
Which I fully depend on charity as my parents have exhausted their total
life savings on my treatment and on marriage of my elder sister they are
not resourceful enough to meet this need. But ‘Where there is a will
there is a way’—with this hope I approach you to come forward to share
this noble cause. I feel the merciful God has entrusted you the task to
extend all help in bringing back my normal life. Response
to : akn929@yahoo.com (att:
Arpita) .................................................................................... ASHA
means hope Association for
Service and Healing of Animals (ASHA) is a
registered NGO formed in May2006 with the objective of helping
stray and suffering animals by providing help in their treatment,
sterilization , rescue and rehabilitation. ASHA also spreads the message
of compassion towards animals through educational programmes in
association with other groups like, Welfare of Stray Dogs (WSD), Beauty
Without Cruelty(BWC), In Defence of Animals (IDA), Plant &Animal
Welfare Society (PAWS) etc. Our focus is to create awareness on animal
rights and particularly on the relevance of snakes towards the ecological
system. For this ASHA plans to conduct a CD show on the snakes of
Maharashtra , Goa and Karnataka. This presentation is in association with
the Indian Herpetological Society, Pune. ASHA has undertaken
a project at Panchgani by which we provide help to Ms. Janice Smith, a
retired school teacher who runs an animal shelter against great financial
odds. We have sent her small amounts of cash and medicines for the upkeep
of the stray animals she has
adopted. In association with PAWS we would like to sterilize and vaccinate
all the animals in care of Ms. Smith. We regularly wish to send her funds
and items like dog food, food bowls, leashes, tick collars and medicines.
Since we have received acknowledgement and a detailed account of how she
has spent the money, we wish to continue supporting her and are also
looking for an animal loving group of individuals who can care for these
animals in the long term . Any queries and help for this cause are
welcome. ASHA wishes to take
up more cases of individual animal rescue and hospitalization like the
recent one where an abandoned and injured donkey
was saved from a busy road and hospitalised at the Bombay Society
for the Prevention and Cruelty of Animals(BSPCA). He was fondly named Moti
by the ASHA rescue group. We have a group of
six trustees, all of whom are animal loving and compassionate people. We
work in tandem with our sister concern Save Our Strays (SOS) for the
sterilization, and vaccination of stray dogs in particular. We plan to
launch the ‘Adopt a Stray’ campaign. At the outset we
have limited but definite plans yet our dedication and aspirations are
limitless. With support from animal loving people we hope to make a
positive difference in the lives of our non- human friends. Brinda Upadhyaya President , Associaton
for the Service and Healing of Animals (ASHA) LOVE & LIFE FOR ANIMALS ............................................................................................ Thalassaemia Issued in Public Interest by Mumbai Thalassaemic Society Member of : Thalassaemia
International Federation (TIF) What is ThalassaemiaThalassaemia or Cooley,s Mediterranean Anaemia is an Absolutely preventable “Genetic Disorder” of Red Corpuscles (R.B.C). In India, it is emerging as a very serious health problem affecting, according to W.H.O. more than 7% -8% of Indians and increasing by at least 4%-5% annually. Public Awareness is at best Negligible. Normally Doctors confuse it with iron deficiency Anaemia. Theoretically some of the high risk communities are Punjabis, Sindhis, Sikhs, Bengalis, Kacchis, Lohanas, Kumbis, Memons, Khojas, Bhanusalis etc. but no community is safe. Two
Major Clinical Forms of Thalassaemia are: (1)
Minor (Disorder) Trait Carrier (2)
Major (Disease) Person having Thalassaemia Minor (Trait) generally is healthy, with mild anaemia. It can be discovered only by specific blood/genetic tests carried out in hematology labs or referrel centres. India may have more than 70 million carriers of this Trait It is only when both the mother and father are minor/trait carriers that a “Thalassaemia Major” child is born. Thalassaemia major patient requires regular & lifelong blood transfusion for survival. But every blood transfusion carries with it a horror of HIV (HIV-ve blood transfused can turned into HIV +ve in six months in what is known as a Window Period. Due to multiple blood transfusion, patients continuously need to remove (Chelate) Ferritin/Iron. Currently there are two drugs available for Chelation: 1) Injection “Desferal” is infused by needle under the skin (subcutaneously) with the help of a pump/syringe driver daily for 10-12 HRS. This therapy is painful & very expensive. 2) Capsules ‘Kelfer’ is given orally, under the strict medical supervision. But, some patients get serious adverse reactions and are unable to tolerate this drug. Apart from the above Thalassaemia major patients, over a period of time, suffer from diabetic, splemic, cardic, endocrine, heptatic and other complications. 1) In ignorance this disorder/disease flourishes 2) Awareness is the best way to prevent birth of a Thalassaemia major 3) Prevention is the best cure Some of the Thalassaemia Carrier Detection/Screening Centres in Mumbai1) B.J. Wadia Childern Hospital. Tel : 24129786 2) C.B. Patel Research Centre. Tel : 26175363 3) Dr. Bharat Agarwal. Tel : 26426846/26431902 4) Dr. Lokeshwar, Tel : 2411 0240/ 24128020 5) Dr. Sunil Parekh, Tel : 2369 1297/ 2364 9913 6) ICMR, K.E. M. Hospital, Tel : 2413 8518 7) Project Thalassaemia. Tel : 2380 3336 8) SION Hospital. Tel : 2407 6381 9) Specialty RANBAXY Ltd., Te; : 2835 2375/2490 Prenatal
Detection: Should be a availed if Both the parents are Thalassaemia minor (trait carriers), within 10-19 weeks of pregnancy, at Hemeotologists specialising in these tests. M.T.S. is primarily formed by parents of Thalassaemia major patients/friends/patrons/wellwishers Some of our objectivesOrganising Thalassaemia parents/ patients Rendering assistance in making easily available, the requisites of “Thalassaemia Major patients”, at the lowest possible cost. In deserving cases, sponsoring drugs, School/College/Professional course fees/Uniforms/Stationery etc. Encouraging by felicitation Thlassaemia Major patients with citations/prizes/gifts for their performances in school/college/professional courses/extra curricular activities. Getting Government Blood banks to co-ordinate with Thalassaemia parents/patients/societies/clinics/transfusion centres/hospitals etc. Monitoring/ Conducting Voluntary blood donation camps. Creating public awarness about this Absolutely preventable disease by organizing screening-detection camps/campaigns with like-minded, concerned and caring people/organizations. Creatin a FORUM by interacting/supporting both national and international Thalassaemia Societies/organizations. Special AppealNow it’s a need to improve Thalassaemia Major patients’ quality of life/future- Please Donate Blood at least once a year. It takes less than 30 Mins. But, for Thalassaemic patients it’s a lifeline.Drugs : Capsules – Kelfer/ Injection – Desferal For Education : School/College/Professional Specialised Courses in fees/ stationery uniforms etc. For Self Employment to make Thalassaemia major patients economically independent & self sufficient. Sponsor: Awareness Drives/ Campaigns. Blood Detection/Screening Camps Deserving Thalassaemia Major patient Support
: By getting yourself/your family/friends tested for Thalassaemia Trait. Become a member of the MTS Anyway / Your way this struggle against Absolutely preventable painful genetic blood disorder, Thalassaemia Major Hope, care --------------Till the cure: For information, participation, contribution, contact regd off: Engineer Building, 5th Floor, 265, Princess street, Mumbai 400 002. Website : www.mumbaithals.com E-mail : president@mumbaithals.com / vazirani@vsnl.com OR Ms. Purna Sheth (President) Tel : 281 2391/6838 (R) Fax : 281 1414 Mr. Kishen Tinani (Gen. Sect) Tel: 649 9131 (R) Fax : 471 4657 Ms. Shilpa Ruparelia (President) Tel : 201 0280/200 7368 (R) Fax : 413 5867 ............................................................................................................................... MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS -- CRIPPLES YOUNG ADULTS; HELP US FIGHT IT ! What is MS and MSSI ? Multiple Sclerosis is a disease of the Central Nervous System, affecting its functioning unexpectedly and repeatedly, resulting in devastating disabilities in young adults in the prime of their lives. MS has various symptoms ranging from minor visual disturbances to total paralysis, due to which simplest everyday tasks can no longer be efficiently performed. It is a mysterious crippler disease of the young adults. But it is not a contagious or hereditary. A few years ago Multiple Sclerosis was thought to be rare in India but with modern techniques like MRI scan etc now more cases are diagnosed than earlier. Since the inception of Multiple Sclerosis Society of India on July 26, 1985, the Society has played an active role in the field of welfare for persons suffering from Multiple Sclerosis. The Society is servicing nearly 1000 patients all over India through the Head Office in Mumbai and branches at Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta, Calicut, Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai, and Pune. The MS Society of India is affiliated to the Multiple Sclerosis International Federation , U.K. MSSI SERVICES : Identification of MS patients and initial help: The Services includes identifying Multiple Sclerosis cases by visiting hospitals and Neurologists. Due to this effort the hospitals and doctors contact the MS Society for financial help for MRI Scans and hospitalization expenses for the needy patients. After giving the initial help the Society regularly follows up and helps the patients by offering them various services available. The Society sends their Social Workers who counsels and helps the newly diagnosed patients and their family members to come out of their initial trauma and accept the disease. Free Supplementary medicines These medicines are supplied to needy patients at monthly Diet Workshops. Several Pharmaceutical companies donate some of these medicines i.e Becosule, Evion, Neurobin Forte, Celin, Sirdalud etc. Physio/Occupational Therapy The aim of MSSI is that each MS patient should lead as full a life as possible. Physio/Occupational Therapy is adjunct to medical treatment. Exercises and activities reduce symptoms and after effects of the bouts of attacks. Therefore the Society provides Physio/Occupational therapy thrice a week by sending their therapists to all the homebound patients. The role of the therapist is to give therapy to the patient for one hour and counsel them if needed. The Society also provides Wheelchairs, Walkers, Canes, Waterbeds and various other Physiotherapy equipments and incontinence products. Disability Certificates : Disabled persons are entitled to various benefits like income tax rebates, concessions for train and air travel etc. To get these benefits they are provided with Disability Certificate which is issued only by selected Govt. Hospitals all over India. In Mumbai the procurement of this certificate used to be quite tedious and time consuming. The Society requested the Medical Director of authorized Hospital to issue these most essential certificates at the Society’s Free Medical Camp which is held in Mumbai every year. For those who are unable to attend the Camp, the MSSI staff arranges to get these certificates from the government hospital with minimum stress and fatigue to the patients. Rehabilitation : The employed Multiple Sclerosis patients in India find it difficult to convince their employers about the complexities of Multiple Sclerosis as a disease, and their unusual fatigue problem. Therefore they tend to lose their jobs with the advent of the disease. In this matter the MSSI tries hard to convince the employers. The Society also helps patients who have lost their jobs by trying to establish a new way to gain income, by providing computers, sewing machines etc. and also by acquiring telephone booths in public places which patients or their family members can run, to make them economically independent. Workshops and Seminars and Free Camps : The Society organizes various workshops for the benefit of the patients. Physiotherapy workshops are organized to guide the therapists about special exercises useful to manage MS. Occasionally yoga workshops are held. Renowned doctors also conduct medical Seminars from time to time to guide patients and their families to cope up with the disease by answering their queries. Free Annual Medical CampThe Annual Free Medical camps organized by the Society deal with full medical checkups and examinations of MS persons under one roof by distinguished doctors from various faculties. This Camp is very popular amongst MS families. Home Visits : Volunteers, Office bearers, and social workers maintain regular contact with the patients by telephone or by home visits. All patients and their family members look forward for these visits. Fundraising : All these services require constant flow of funds. From time to time we organize different fundraising projects. The Society raises funds through various fundraising programmes. It also approaches the Corporate Sectors and individuals. All Donations are exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act of 1961 and Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA). Our Sincere Appeal To : a) MS Patients : To become a member of the Society, free of charge if needed and to avail all the above facilities. b) Doctors & Hospitals : To inform MS patients under your treatment about the MS Society and its Services. Also to refer MS cases to the Society for National Data Collection. c) General Public : To volunteer your free time and resources to help these patients which will bring a little sunshine in their lives. To get more information contact : Mrs. Sheela
M. Chitnis Project
Crayons Dear Friends, The idea of starting a shelter home and a school for the less fortunate street children was born more than two years ago, when we started teaching and feeding thirty five children who were living on the streets. We saw the rapid changes in their lives and an encouraging response to receiving basic security and love. This is why we decided to start Project Crayons (Child Rehabilitation And Youth Oriented Nationwide Services). We, through Project Crayons seek to assure the all round development and well being of children, communities who are bypassed, forgotten and endangered in their present circumstances, regardless of their social and economic status. We seek to offer them a substantial opportunity towards growing up into complete, independent and contributing citizens. The focus of this project is towards the cause and care of the underprivileged section of the society, nationwide. Currently we are running a school (A part of our rural education project) called “Kaveri English School” in Mangalore, a shelter home and a skill training center called “GHAR” in Poonam nagar , Andheri(E) Kaveri English School: A focal point of three villages viz. Muthoor, Kulavoor and Kilenjar known as Kuppepaddavu in Managalore Taluk of Dakshina Karnataka district in Karnataka state, had no English medium school till May 31st 2001. Geographically Kuppepadavu is about 30 Kms. from deputy commissioner’s office at Mangalore – Hospet highway. Local residents were finding it difficult to send their ward to a proper English medium school, which is around 11 Kms. away from Kuppepadavu. Hence, the need was felt by the residents of these three villages. Realizing this need Project Crayons went ahead with the construction of Kaveri English School. Aptly as people are benefited by holy river Kaveri, here also local residents are benefited by Kaveri English School to a great extent. GHAR: GHAR houses nine girls and acts as a facility for the skill-training center. Besides going to school they spend their time learning different trade and earn while they learn. They make greeting cards, paper bags, files, folders and various gifts items etc. GHAR has various facilities like bathing, savings, counseling, washing facilities for any child who wishes to drop in and avail of the facility. Thus, GHAR is restoring the human dignity and building up the self esteem of the less fortunate underprivileged section of the society. Our goal now is to construct a school near Mumbai,to give education for 350 of these children and also have an adjacent orphanage to house 100-150 children. We not only want to provide a home and education for the children but would also like to offer an environment where there is an atmosphere of love and security, which these children would otherwise never know. Right now we have a small team of people from various professions who are actively supporting these children and enjoy contributing their time and resources in helping this project. You can make a difference………… Spend time with them Teach them literacy, dance, music, crafts, handicrafts….. Donate grains, household articles, toiletries, cloth for sewing and things that would be useful for the shelter home. Render financial support for the upkeep of the children. Help us in restoring the child back to their home. We trust that you will extend your kindness for such a noble cause and be a part of this social welfare project as we need sponsors and supporters who want to take this opportunity and donate generously, which will surely have a visible impact in the time to come in these children’s lives. *Donations and sponsorship to Project Crayon exempted under sub section (1) of section 80 G of the Income Tax Act 1961
APPEAL An urgent Appeal to save a life! Rasamma Bassamma, 14, is from Saidapur in Karnataka. She is suffering from a severe cardiac condition and is in dire need of an open heart surgery, to replace one of the valves in her heart. She is presently admitted in Dr. P.K. Sen department of cardiovascular and thoriacic surgery, KEM Hospital, Parel, Mumbai, India. The daughter of a daily wage farmer, she cannot afford the operation and other medical expenses, totalling to Rs.73,000. Dr. J.M.S. Khandeparkar, cardiac surgeon, has appealed that donors can forward a cross order cheque in favour of the Dean, P.B.C.F., KEM Hospital. For further details, contact : 91-22-28252565. ....................................................................................... |
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PLACEMENT AGENCY ANDHRA
PRADESH Guild
os Services (Seva Samajam) Balika Nilayam, 10-3-561/3 Vijaya Nagar Colony,
Hyderabad- 500057 Ph. 91-040-23344418 DELHI Delhi
Council for Chil Welfare, Civil Lines, Qudsia Garden, Yamuna Marg,
Delhi-110054 Ph. 91-011-23968907, Fax- 91-011-23944655. E-mail: palna@bol.net.in
Church
of North India Shishu Sangopan Griha, St. Michael’s Church Compound,
Hospital Road, Jangpura, New Delhi-110014 Ph. 91-011-24327122. E-mail: admin@cnissg.org.
Welfare
Home for Children, 1-B, Institutional Aria, near Janta Flats, Sarita Vihar,
New Delhi-110065 Ph. 91-011-26954150 SOS
Children’s Villages of India A-7, Nizzamuddin (West), New Delhi-110013 Ph.
91-011-24649734, 24627299 Fax: 91-011-24627298, E-mail: soscvi@vsnl.com Holy
Cross Social Service Centre 34, Dr. Mukherjee Nagar (West) Delhi-110009 Ph.
91-011-27141736 Fax: 91-011-27141736, E-mail: hcssc@vsnl.com Missionaries
of Charity Nirmala Shishu Bhawan, 12, Commissioner Lane, Delhi-110054 Ph.
91-011-23950181 Children
of the World A-5/5, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi-110057 Ph. 91-011-26147546, Fax:
91-011-26152389 E-mail: cwd@vsnl.net Asharan
Orphanage (HopeFoundation) A-21, Vivek Vihar, Phase-11 Delhi-110095, Ph.
91-11-22160230 GOA Caritas
Goa Paco Patriarcal, Panjim-403001, Goa Ph. 91-832-2228509, 2223353 Fax:
91-832-2220921. Matruchhaya,
Dhavali, Kavale, Ponda-403401, Goa Ph. 91-0832-2312152 GUJARAT Shri
Kathiawar Nirashrit Balashram Malaviya Road, Lodhavad Chowk, Rajkot-360002
Ph. 91-0281-2222071, 2231340 Mahipatram
Rupram Ashram, Out side Raipur Gate, Ahmedabad-380022 Ph. 91-079-25454007 Shri
Kasturba Stree Vikas Gruha Kasturba Gandhi Marg, Jamnagar-361008 Ph.
91-2751730, 91-2751728 M/s
Shishumangal Trust, Opp. Collector’s Banglow, Junagrah, Gujarat-362001 Ph.
91-285-2653666 M/s
Matru Chhaya Orphanage Sisters of Charity of Saint Anne, Indira Nagar,
Vaishali Road, District Karla, Nadiad-387001, Gujarat Tel. No. 0268-2558193,
Fax No. 0268-2653666 E-mail: pillarsrad1@sancharnet.in
HARYANA Haryana
State Council for Child Welfare, Bal Vikas Bhawan, 650, Sector 16-D,
Chandigrah-160015 Ph. 91-0172-2770393, Fax: 91-0172-2543453 KARNATAKA Shishu
Mandir 17/11, Cambridge Road, Ulsoor, Bangalore-560008 Ph. 91-080-5300084,
5547628 E-mail: shishumandir@vsnl.net Ashraya
Jawan’s Quarters, BDA Park, Double Road, Indiranagar Stage-1
Bangalore-560038 Ph. 91-080-5251929, Fax: 91-080-5286195 E-mail: ashchild@bgl.vsnl.net.in Society
of Sisters of Charity Holy Angles Convent, C/o Stella Maris Convent,
Malleswaram, Bangalore-560003. Society
of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Trabes, 49, Promenade Road, Fraser Town,
Bangalore-560005, Ph. 91-080-5368244 M/s
Canara Bank Relief and Welfare Society 27th Cross, Banashankari 2nd
Stage, Bangalore-560070 Ph. 91-080-6634080 Society
of Sisters of Charity St. Gerosa convent, C/o Sisters of Charity, Beledere,
Angelore, Mangalore-575002 St.
Michael’s Home/Convent Good Shepherd Sisters, 80 Feet Road, Indira Nagar
Post, Bangalore-560038 Ph. 080-25457360, Fax: 080-25452671 E-mail: srmeera@bgl.vsnl.com
Vathsalya
Charitable Trust No. 246, 8th ‘E’ Main, H.B.R.,B.D.A. Layout,
Banaswadi, Bangalore-560043 Ph. 91-080-25457360, 25452749 Fax: 91-25452671
E-mail: vathsalya88@rediffmail.com
M/s
Reach out 22, Chinnaswamy Road, Tasker Town, off Queen’s Road,
Bangalore-560051, Ph. 91-080-25471311 KERALA Holy
Infant Mary’s Girl Home Vythiri, Wayanad- 673576, Ph. 91-0493-2655236 St.
Joseph’s Children’s Home Kummannoor, Cherpunkal, P.O. 686584, Kottayam
Dist. Kerala Ph. 91-0482- 2255087 Dinasevanasabha
Snehaniketan Social Centre, Kannur Dt/Kerala, Puttuvam-670143 Ph.
91-0498-2220046, 2220448 Bethal
Foundation, P.O. Box 1873, Asoka Road, Kaloor P.O. Cochin- 682017, Kerala
Ph. 91-0484-2531214, 2314389 Fax: 91-0484-2348201 E-mail: greets@md2.vsnl.net.in SISU
BhavanSisters of Nazareth Pauduapuram P.O. 683582, Via Karukutty, Kerala, S.
India Ph. 91-2451540 International
Child Welfare Service (Karin Child Care Centre) Vellore P.O. Paampady,
Kottayam-686501, Kerala, Ph. 91-0481-2374393 Shishu
Kshema Bhawan, St. Judes Charitable Trust, Parathode, Kanjirapally,
Kerala-686512 Ph. 91-0482-2802531, 2803444 MAHARASHTRA Bal
Anand World Children Welfare Trust India Sai Krupa, 93, Ghatla Village,
Chembur, Mumbai-400071 Ph. 91-022-25568395, 25566262 Fax: 91-22-25564914 Missionaries
of Charity Church Road, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai-400056, Ph.
91-022-26184068 Children
of the World (India) Trust, 401, Arun Chambers, 4th Floor, Tardeo,
Mumbai-400034, Ph. 91-022-24950249, Fax: 91-022-24960032 E-mail: cwb@bom5.vsnl.net.in Holy
Cross Home for Babies, Amaravati (Camp)- 444602, Maharashtra, Ph.
91-0721-2663861 SOFOSH
Society of Friends of The Sassoon Hospitals Postal Address: P.O.Box 94,
G.P.O., Pune-411001, Ph. 91-20-26124660, Fax: 091-20-26128219 E-mail: sofosh@c4.com St.
Catherine’s Home Veera Desai Road, Andheri (West), Mumbai-400058
Ph.91-022-26763212, 26766909 Fax: 91-022-26763021 E-mail: stcath@bol.net.in The
Hindu Women’s Welfare Society Sharddhanand Mahilashram, Sharddhanand Road,
Maheshwari, Udyan, Matunga, Mumbai-400019 Ph. 91-022-24012552, 4010715 Fax:
91-022-24031207 Bhartiya
Samaj Seva Kendra, Arjun’5 Koregaon Road, Pune-411001 Fax: 91-020-6125716
E-mail: bssk@pn2.vsnl.net.in Shejar
Chhaya, Deodal Kaman, P.O. Taluka; vasai, Distt, Thane, Maharashtra-401202
Ph. 91-0250-2210212 E-mail: shejar@bom7.vsnl.net.in Maharashtra
State Women’s Council Asha Sadan, Asha Sadan Marg, Umerkhadi,
Mumbaai-400009 Ph. 91-022-23715477,23740397 Fax: 91-22-23701281 E-mail: ashasadan@vsnl.net
Bal
Asha Trust 401, Charlie-ville, A Road, Chruchgate, Mumbai-400020, Ph.
91-022-24926526 Fax: 91-22-24944090 E-mail: adoption@vsnl.com,
balasha@vsnl.com Shree
Manav Seva Sangh 255-257, Sion Road, Sion (West), Mumbai-400022 Ph.
91-022-24071553, 24092266 Fax: 91-022-24092266 E-mail: smss@vsnl.com M/s
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91-0712-2523596, 2522393 M/s
Mahila Seva Mandal Kusumbai Motichand, Mahila Seva Gram, 25/20 Karve Road,
Pune-411004 Maharashtra Tel No. 0212-5440490/0212-5439671 Preet
Mandir Balwant Kartar Anand Foundation, Anand corner 18, Coyaji Road,
Pune-411001 Ph. 91-20-6361027, 6360081/ 6330602 Fax: 91-020-6361969 St.
John’s Home for Women and Children Society of S. Mary The Virgin in India,
Convent of St. Mary, Panch Howd, 5, Guruwar Peth, Pune-411042 Ph.
91-0212-473516 M/s
Vivekanand Balsadan Kamptee Seth Doga Dharmshala, Opp. Railway Station, P.O.
Kamptee-441002. Distt. Nagpur, Maharashtra Ph. 91-07109-288632 M/s
India Association for Promotion of Adoption and Child Welfare, Flat No.7,
Kanera Brotherhood Co-operative Housing Society, Mogul Lane, Matunga (W),
Mumbai-400016 Ph. 91-022-24307076, 24374938. Fax- 91-022-24374938 E-mail: iapa@vsnl.com,
iapa@vsnl.net Vatsalya
Trust C-32, Shri Vijay Kunj Society, Near State Bank of India, Kanjur (East)
Mumbai-400042.Ph- 91-022-25782958, 25794798. Evatsalyatrust@indiatimes.com
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Service Centre Eucharistic Congress, Building No.3, 5 Convent Street,
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91-0452-2601849, 2601769 Institute
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St. Thomas Mount Babies Home, Chennai-600016. Ph. 91-044-2345526, Fax:
91-044-22345526 Karna
Prayag Trust, Welfare Centre for Women and Children No.10, Raja Krishna Rao
Road, Teynampet, Chennai-600018. Ph. 91-044-24355182 Concord
House of Jesus, C-23, Anna Nagar East, Chennai-600102 Ph. 91-044-26423251
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SEAD, (Sister of the Cross Society for Education development) P.B. No.395,
Old Goods Shed Road, Teppakulam Post, Trichy-620002 Tel: 91-700923 Fax:
91-701514 Families
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91-0422-2674235, Fax: 91-0422-2672397 E-mail: ffcindia@eth.net M/s
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Coimbatore-641030, Tamil Nadu Tel. No.0422-2405237/2646225 Fax No.
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PRADESH Uttar
Pradesh Council for Child Welfare 2, Rana Pratap Marg, Moti Mahal,
Lucknow-226001 Ph: 91-0522-2227438 WEST
BENGAL Missionaries
of Charity (Nirmal Shishu Bhavan) 78, A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata-700014. Ph.
91-033-22160638, Fax: 91-033-22164583 Indian
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700029 Ph. 91-033-24667957, Fax: 91-33-24637563 LIST
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Child Welfare, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh 8-3-222, Behind Sarathi Studios,
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Voluntary Adoption Resource Agency (CVARA) D.C.C.W. Compound, Qudsia Garden,
Yamuna Marg, Civil Lines, Delhi-110054 Ph. 011-23922086, Fax: 011-23944655
E-mail: cvara@zeeaccess.com, cvara@bol.net.in Voluntary
Coordinating Agency for Adoption C/o ‘Prema’ Mangal Prabhat Building,
Mirzapur, AHEMDABAD-380001, Ph. 079-25500309, Fax: 079-25504106 E-mail: nathubhaipatel@yahoo.com Voluntary
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2nd Block, R. T. Nagar, Bangalore-560032 Ph. 080-23331847,
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coordinating Agency (Kerala) C/o Rajagiri College of Social Sciences,
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Coordinating Agency (Vidarbha Ragion) 349/2, Maharashtra Gandhi Smark Nidhi,
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0712-2541724 E-mail: varur@in.eth.net,
vcaur@yahoo.com.in Voluntary
Coordinating Agency, C/o Shahane Consultants Pvt Ltd., 1117/5A, Ganesh Khind
Road, Shivaji Nagar, Pune-411016. Ph. 020-5655978/5656144 Fax: 020-5656144,
E-mail: vcapune@vsnl.net.in Voluntary
Coordinating Agency (Maharashtra) C/o Shishuadhar for the Child, Anand Nagar
Park Building No.13, Flat No.27 and 28, Paud Road, Kothrud, PUNE-411029 Ph.
020-5434388 E-mail: shishuadhar@vsnl.net SANYOG
Voluntary Coordinating Agency, Jivanranga Bhavan, Stoney Road, Dagarpada,
CUTTACK-753002 (Orissa) Ph. 0671-2605914, Fax: 0671-26212550 E-mail: sanyagvca@satyam.net.in Voluntary
Coordinating Agency, T.N. No.5, 3rd Main Road (West), Shenoy
Nagar, CHENNAI-600030 Ph. 91-044-26288677 E-mail: adopttn@vsnl.net.in West
Bengal Coordinating Agency on Adoption C/o West Bengal Council for Child
Welfare, 42, Ramesh Mitra Road, Kolkata – 700025 Ph. 033-24756180, Fax:
033-24742395 E-mail: wbcfcw@cal2.net.in Bihar
Voluntary Coordinating Agency C/o East and West Educational Society Arogya
Mandir Campus, R.K.Avenue, Nala Road, PATNA-800004 Ph. 0612-2671720 Fax:
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APPEAL
I,
Miss. Arpita, narrate the sad incident that has come to visit on me in the
better part of my life. I am 25, native of Dhenkanal district of Orissa.
My father is a retired businessman turned 70, supports the family with an
irregular and inadequate income of about Rs 60,000 per annum .We are two
sisters, I being the youngest, the eldest is married.
In
this context I brought this US doctor for e-conferencing with my treating
doctor Dr. Sanjay Das (Deputy Director NIRTAR, Orissa) and Dr.
S. S. Mohanty (Associate Prof. Ortho) King Edward Hospital, Mumbai and
he could explain his idea before the above renowned surgeons. He convinced
them and they three concluded to conduct the necessary surgery.
