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| The hand that gives, receives far beyond its imagination. |
| Will you lend us your hand? |
| Help wipe the tears of a crying child? |
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| You Can Donate Any Amount: |
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| Towards the General Fund for development activities, corrective surgeries, leadership, vocational training, construction of houses & hostels and relief & rehabilitation programmes. |
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| Monthly, Six Monthly or Yearly Payments will help us to establish a sponsor-child relationship. Even a part payment of Rs. 500.00 per month will establish a relationship with a child. |
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Your contributions are exempted under Section 80G of the IT Act |
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Cheques / Demand Drafts should be made out to Holistic Child Development India |
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payable at Pune or Delhi and sent to: |
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Holistic Child Development India
Survey No. 4A1 /A1 /1E
Salunkhe Vihar Road,
Wanowrie
Pune - 411 040
Maharashtra |
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Tele : +91 20 - 65000228 / 229
Email : hcdi@hcdi.in
Web : www.holisticchild.org |
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| Sponsor a Child |
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A child in a community development project for one year at Rs. 900.00 per month |
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A tribal child in a tribal hostel for one year at Rs. 900.00 per month |
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A boy or girl (school graduate desiring vocational training or college education) |
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for one year at Rs. 1100.00 per month |
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A street or a differently-abled or an HIV/AIDS affected child at |
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Rs. 800.00 per month in a community based project |
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Focussing on the impact of climate change on our projects and campaigning |
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for greening the earth |
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| Sponsor a Project |
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| A Project is composed of various components which are designed for the overall benefit of the children and their families in a community based programme and for the individual children either in an Institutional programme or in a Child at High Risk Programme. In order to support some of them, gifts and donations from sponsors are most welcome. |
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| 1. To provide clean water for healthy living @ Rs. 30,000. |
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| Women and children travel a long distance in remote villages to fetch water. This leaves less time for children to study while the women are often tired and burdened as the main responsibility of carrying the water falls on them. Your gift for installing a Hand Pump which will cost Rs. 30,000.00 , will enable the children to attend schools and reduce the suffering of women. |
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| 2. Health Check up Camps @ Rs.5,000. |
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| Child Focused Community Development Projects have a very important component towards health of the children and the community. To ensure the well-being of children and mothers, one Health Check-up camp at the community level will cost Rs. 5,000 for undertaking a basic camp covering 50 children and 50 mothers. |
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| Sponsor a Campaign |
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| Community driven initiatives are cost effective and ensures protection to the vulnerable and marginalized families and children. In most of the villages growth and development are hampered due to certain practices or situations prevailing for a very long time. These could be child marriages, alcoholism and other superstitions. |
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| HCDI facilitates the community to take up community action programmes by which these practices could be halted and a new direction can be provided to enable them to move forward. Such campaigns, by the community, involves taking up rallies or public meetings at village or block levels. |
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| One such campaign will cost around Rs. 20,000, which you could sponsor by donating your gifts to Holistic Child Development India. |
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| Emergency Support |
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| The poor families of Madhepura district who have not yet forgotten the loss of their belongings due to Kosi floods were struck by an added misery of fire on 6th April 2010. |
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| A Fire broke out in Horibola and Korlahi villages, where JVS is working on LRRD programme under HCDI/ KNH support in Madhepura District of Bihar in response to the floods of 2008. 21 families lost all their houses and household belongings. Bamboo walled and grass thatched houses caught fire from a short-circuit during wheat-thrashing. In the heat of the summer the fire went wild and out of control. 13 houses in Horibola and 8 houses in Korlahi where totally burnt to ashes within an hour. Some of the animals tied in the house also burnt totally to ashes. |
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The remains after the fire were
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All the study material of
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Some animals could not escape the fire. |
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All the families lost the food grains
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They could only collect the burnt grain. |
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| The Staff of Jan Vikas Samiti/Holistic Child Development India rushed to the villages to extend support by mobilizing the people of the project villages to support the affected families with whatever immediate support possible. Each family was approached for a handful of grain to support the affected families. |
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| An immediate support has been extended by Holistic Child Development India to the affected families. A total loss is estimated above Rs.5 Millions. Initial support for the necessary household items and clothes is provided by HCDI. But the need is more and we welcome generous people to help the families for their rehabilitation. |
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| Capacity Building |
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| Quality Service in Development Sector depends on quality staff. The development sector needs higher quality and standards of services and professional approaches. The project staff at various levels- Managerial level, Coordinator level and at grass roots level need to be given inputs on various issues and development aspects so as to make the organisation professional, providing high quality and standards of services. |
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| We Organise Capacity Building workshops/seminars on following topics. |
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Early Child Care and Child Development |
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Psycho-Social Care |
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Organizational Strategic Planning |
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Monitoring and Evaluation |
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Result Based Management |
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Rights Based Approach |
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NGO Management |
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Resource Mobilisation and Resource Management |
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Social Analysis: PRA, Base line Survey, and other Analysis |
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Promotion of CBOs and their Management |
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Micro finance Facilities and Government schemes |
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Watershed management |
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Natural Resource Management |
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Disaster Preparedness and Management |
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Documentation and reporting |
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Internal self-assessment of the project activities |
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Communication skills of the NGO functionaries |
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Advocacy, lobbying and networking |
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Motivation building and local resource mobilization |
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Livelihood promotion |
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Ultimately NGOs are required to work on a Long Term Sustainable Development Model for the good of the society for which Capacity Building of the NGOs is the imminent need. |
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Each of the above programmes cost approximately Rs. 70,000/- to 100,000/- |
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