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Add.: 221, KPHB, Kukatpally
Hyderabad
Pin: 500072
Telangana
Phone: 91-40-23156196
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Email: info@chordindia.org , suman@chordindia.org
Website: http://www.chordindia.org
Contact Person: Suman Malladi
Purpose : Child welfare and women empowerment.
Aims/Objectives/Mission : To strive for constant and never ending improvement and innovation. In employing and investing new skills, ideas, methods and techniques. With the ultimate aim of producing self-reliant, resourceful and responsible individuals.
Add.: 201, A-3
Hyderabad
Pin: 500057
Telangana
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Mobile: 91-98662 68700
Email: neel914@yahoo.co.in
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Contact Person: Neelima Simhadri
Purpose : To provide health, education and rehabilitation of impoverished and struggling humans.
Aims/Objectives/Mission : To bring the impoverished and struggling human back to the main stream of the society. To stimulate public awareness and draw attention to the needs and problems of street children: To establish positive relationships between the child and his/her family and envionment and stimulate in them a deep motivation to grow as a normal person: To provide street children in crisis with immidiate interventions and access to basic services: To improve their levels of social functioning and quality of life with their families: To preparethem as young adults for employment and economic self sufficiency through skilltraining and job placement or self employment in income generating project. To provide health education nutrition and rehabilitation to the needy especially the women and children.
Add.: Post Box No 1504, Nehru Nagar, Ramanthapur
Hyderabad
Pin: 500013
Telangana
Phone: 91-40-27039294, 91-40-27030799
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Email: cguidancecentre@yahoo.com
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Contact Person: Frank Viswanath Pullagura
Purpose : Aged, child welfare, disability, disadvantaged communities, education, health, human rights, micro-enterprises, rural development, tribal issues, urban development, water, women’s issues.
Aims/Objectives/Mission : CGC aims to help the disabled children make themselves personally adequate, socially competent and vocationally skilled. Educating the parents of the disabled about mental retardation with a view to arouse consciousness of the special needs of these children and their responsibility towards them is another main concern of the centre. Child Guidance Centre was established in the year 1973 to reach the unreached people with commitment and service. The main thrust of Child Guidance Centre is: starting Special Schools for Mentally and physically challenged children, schools for street children in urban areas. The vision of the school is to make challenged persons in self-dependent and productive members of the nation through providing opportunities for education, and bring them on par with the normal children. And through pre-vocational and vocational programmes to make self dependent.
Add.: 2-3-763/5, Tulasi Nagar Colony
Hyderabad
Pin: 500013
Telangana
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Mobile: 91-98493 17834
Email: info@cheyutafoundation.org
Website: http://www.cheyutafoundation.org
Contact Person: K.S.N. Reddy
Purpose : Rural health education, rural community development, education.
Aims/Objectives/Mission : Non formal education, adult education, maternity mother and child care. To find practical solution for social, educational, economical and cultural development of the poor people. To create interest among the people welfare activities. To provide old age homes to the weaker sections and downtrodden to educate the people for proper utilization of government schemes in various fields. To conduct health camps. To organize sports and cultural activities. To infuse in the pupils the spirit of enlighten and responsible citizenship worthy of a secular society and this to promote national integration. To conduct Hiv/aids awareness camps and to run care and support to Hiv/aids patients. To conduct investors awareness, protection and education activities. To help for national calamities victims. To run a drug de-addiction center. To organize camps for the abolition of child labour and to provide free education.
Add.: Medipalli, Hyderabad
Hyderabad
Pin: 500039
Telangana
Phone: 91-40-23237788
Mobile: 91-98497 70988
Email: info@cherish-foundation.org
Website: http://www.cherish-foundation.org
Contact Person: Subramanyam P R
Purpose : To give new life to Orphan children.
Aims/Objectives/Mission : Our vision is to make each and every child to be self dependent and self independent with a bright career. Based on the areas of their interest we want to make them professionals like doctors, engineers, lawyers, social workers, IAS and IPS etc., Children are growing up in utmost fear and knowledge of God.
Add.: 3-6-201, Makhdoom Bhavan, Himayathnagar
Hyderabad
Pin: 500029
Telangana
Phone: 91-40-23224966
Mobile: 91-98480 19297
Email: chennar@yahoo.com
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Contact Person: Chennakesava Rao
Purpose : Old age care, education, health, women welfare.
Aims/Objectives/Mission : Established in the year 1994, under the name of legendary personality (late) Chandra Rajeswara Rao. The Govt. of AP alloted 5 acres of land near Hitech City of Hyderabad. The society is running an old age home with 122 members; a research centre in the name another legendary personality neelam rajasekhara reddy with a large library keeping 56,000 books; two women welfare centres for vocational training and many other activities; and a health centre with permanent qualified doctor and lab. The society planned to extend and expand its acvitieis to other areas.
Add.: 12-29, Beerappagadda, Uppal
Hyderabad
Pin: 500039
Telangana
Phone: 91-40-27174980
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Contact Person: Joseph Akkidasari
Purpose : Development(general), environment, women’s issues.
Aims/Objectives/Mission : Chaitanya is engaged in improving the quality of life of the people in the target area through sustainable development, environment conservation and womens empowerment. Vocational training is imparted to make women self-reliant.