Welcome to our new NGOs | part II

A few weeks ago, we introduced a few of the new NGOs that have recently gotten listed with us. Here is the second half of that list.

Community Action for Rural Development (CARD) was established in Pudukkottai District. Tamilnadu in 1982 works for the sustained development of poor village people through integrated development activities.

Native Medicare Charitable Trust was registered in September 1988 to provide sustainable holistic development to the underserved, especially women and children infected/ affected by HIV/AIDS in Coimbatore, Tamilnadu

Rural Organising for Social Improvement Foundation (ROSI Foundation) strives for
Human/gender/dalit/child rights, environmental and livelihoods promotion in sustainable manner. They also work with the aged and handicapped in Pudukkottai district, Tamilnadu.

JK MAASS Foundation envisages a society where people’s awareness on Disability Rehabilitation is widely ensured and persons with Disability surpass all barriers to attain their Development. They run a special school ‘Able Kids’ in Madurai for children affected by Cerebral Palsy.

New Life came into existence in the year 1993 with the help of philanthropists from various fields. New Life wants to build up a society based on equity & social justice where women & children are the leaders of social change of better tomorrow. They run programmes for children who are orphaned, semi-orphaned, deserted or child labourers.

Rural Welfare Organization was registered in 1989. A comprehensive transformation of the marginalised community in a sustainable manner, with activities covering a wide range of target group people from children to the aged, is envisaged as the core objective of the organisation. Vocational training, total sanitation campaign, family counselling, running old age homes, spreading sustainable agriculture practices, operating crèches, consumer education are some of their programmes.

At Vishwas Trust, Bangalore, the dream is to teach people skills they can use. Their programmes teach entrepreneurship among needy urban, rural and tribal women, youth and students leading to their holistic development.