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List of NGO's
LIST OF NGOs WHO HAVE BEEN PROVIDED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE DURING 1995-96, 1996-97 AND 1997-98 FROM NATIONAL AIDS CONTROL ORGANISATION DIRECTLY
The President, Indian Association for Adolescent Health, A-5, Greater Kailash Enclave-D, New Delhi-110 048.
Society for the Promotion of Youth & Masses (SPYM), Post Box No. 10516, JNU, New Delhi-110067.
Kuki Cultural Research Institute, Goshen House, Officer's Colony, Sanjenthong, Imphal-795001.
AIDS Prevention Society, Zoo Narangi Road, Guwahati.
Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences, G.T. Road, Jhilmil Colony, Delhi-110095.
Nehru Yuva Sanghatan, East Plaza, Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi-110002.
GRANT-IN AID RELEASED TO NGOs IN 1996-97 BY NACO
Note : All the NGOs were mainly provided financial assistance for generating awareness
Drishtikon, 1207, Sector-D, Pocket-1, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi- 110070.
Youth Technical Society, Room No. 13, Karuna Sadan, Sector 11-B, Chandigarh.
Rural Community Development Services, Morch Ward No. 2, Colvin High School Compound, Mission Vengchandel, Manipur.
AIDS Prevention Society, Zoo Narangi Road, Guwahati, Assam.
Rural Women Upliftment Association, HS Lane Sunderpur, R.G. Baruah Road, Japorigog, Guwahati-5
DISHA, 13/88, Block C-4-B, Janakpuri, New Delhi-110058.
Good Shepherd Ministry, Kohima, Nagaland.
Indian Council of Social Marketing, C-IV,4011, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.- 110070.
Jan Shakti Vahini, A/139, Shivalik ,Malviya Nagar, New Delhi
South Eastern Rural Development Organisation, Sangaiyumphum, Part-II, Wangjing , Manipur-795148.
Rural Development Society, Wangzing Bazar, Wangzing , Manipur-795148.
Indian Medical Association, IMA House, Indraprastha Marg, New Delhi -110002.
Sakshi, D-332, Defence Colony, New Delhi.
Scientific Illustration and Educational Technology, D-332,Defence Colony, New Delhi-110024
First Indian Public Health Congress, Calcutta.
TORCH, 45, Friends Colony, Flat No. 2, New Delhi-110065.
Health for all Organisation, Arong, Manipur.
Indo-National Socio Economic Foundation, A/8, Ashok Nagar, Bhubaneshwar-751009
Programme Ethical Academic and Cultural Enterprises, Quazi Street, Saharanpur, (Uttar Pradesh).
Mirage Art Gallery, 155, Defence Colony, Flyover Market, New Delhi-110024
Jan Shakti Vahini,, A/139, Shivalik, Maliya Nagar, Opp. Aurbindo College, New Delhi.
GRANT-IN AID RELEASED TO NGOs DURING 1997-98 BY NACO
West Bengal
Bhoruka Public Welfare Trust, Futani Chambers, Gate no. 5, Corporation Place, Calcutta-700087
Vivekanada Education Society, 13/3, Kalicharan Dutta Road, Calcutta-700061
Child In Need Institute,Calcutta
Durbar Mahila Samanvaya committee,8/2, Bhawani Dutta Lane, calcutta-700073
New Delhi
Rajasthan, U.P., Catholic Health Association, CHAI, Zonal Office, CBCI Center, Gole Dakkhana, New Delhi
Inner Wheel club, A/310, Defence Colony, New Delhi
TORCH, Flat No. 45, Friends Colony East, New Delhi-110065
Jan Shakti Vahini, A/139, Shivalika , Malviya Nagar, New Delhi
Jan Shakti Vahini
Mirage Gallery of Arts,155, Defence Colony Flyover market, New Delhi
Mirage Gallery of Arts
Rajiv Gandhi Foundation, Jawahar Bhawan, Dr. Rajindra Prasad Road, New Delhi
Rajiv Gandhi Foundation
TORCH, Flat no. 45, Friends Colony East, New Delhi.
Center stage,91, Anand Lok, New Delhi-49
Drishtikon, 1207, Sector-D, Pocket-I, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-70
Pandies Theater,27/28, Old Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi-60
Mirage gallery of arts,155, Defence Colony market, New Delhi-24
Bapu Nature Cure Hospital & Yogashram, Gandhi Nidhi, Patparganj, New Delhi-110091
DISHA, 13/88, Block C-4-B, Janakpuri, New Delhi-110058
Voluntary Health Association of India, New Delhi
Sakshi, D-332, Defence Colony, New Delhi
Drishtikon, 1207, Sector-D, Pocket-I, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-70
Mirage gallery of arts,15, Defence Colony Flyover market, New Delhi-110024
TORCH,45, Friends Colony, East, Flat no. 2, New Delhi-65
HOPES, 2, Padmini Enclave, Hauz Khas, New Delhi-49
Sulabh International Institute of Health and Hygiene, Sulabh Bhawan, Mahavir Enclave, Palam Dabri, New Delhi
Sulabh International Institute of Health and Hygiene, New Delhi
Bapu nature cure Hospital & Yogashram, Gandhi Nidhi, Patparganj, New Delhi-91
Mirage Gallery of Arts, New Delhi
TORCH, New Delhi
TORCH, New Delhi
Uttar Pradesh
PEACE, Quazi street, Saharanpur(UP)
Department of Zoology, Kumaon University campus, Almora-263601
PEACE, Quazi street, Saharanpur
V.V. Giri National labour Institute, NOIDA.`
Indian Network of NGOs,8/0, Siddhartha Apartments, Ahmedabad-380006
Rural development Society, Wangzing, Manipur
Regional Institute of Medical sciences, Imphal
Rural community development services, ward No. 2, Colvin high school compound Mission, Veng, Moreh, Manipur
AIDS Prevention society, Zoo Narangi Road, Guwahati-781021
AIDS prevention Society, Zoo Narangi Road, Guwahati-781021
AIDS prevention Society
Lawyers' collective, 4th Floor, Jalaram Jyot, Bombay-400001
Community health action network, Mizoram, Aizwal-796001
Indo- national Socio Economic Foundation, A/8, Ashok Nagar, Bhubaneshwar-751009
Indo- national Socio- Economic Foundation, A/8, Ashok Nagar, Bhubaneshwar-751009
GRANT-IN AID RELEASED TO NGOs IN 1998-99 BY NACO
Model Counselling Center, Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi
CINI, Vill. Daulatpur, South 24 Paraganas, West Bengal
TORCH, ,45, Friends Colony, East, Flat No. 2, New Delhi-65
Sulabh International Institute of Health and Hygiene, Sulabh Bhawan, Mahavir Enclave, Palam Dabri Road, New Delhi
OSERD, North Patel Nagar, Patna
Prayas, D-1/1017 , Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.
Voluntary Health Association of India, 40 Institutional Area, New Delhi.
Drishtikon, 1207, Sector-D, Pocket-I, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-70.
Funded by State Aids Cell
Child foundation of India, Plot No. 120, Door No. 39-5-30, Murali nagar, Vishakapatnam.
Blood Donors association for Social Service (BOSS) PB No. 112, Tirupati, Chittoor- 517502.
Blood Donors organisation for Social service (CIPCA), Pakalla, Chittoor Suneetha Mahila Mandali, Door No. 2-29, Yelaswaram Mandal, Yelleswaram, East Godawari District.
Sweekar Rehabilitation Institute for Handicapped, Upkar Circle, Picket, Secunderabad Secunderabad district
Society uplifting Rural Poor and Socially Stranded (SURPASS), House No. 3-4-13/1, Dr. Bhoomanna lane, Kachi guda, Hyderabad.
Grama Nava Nirman Samiti, 1-9-69/1, Vidya nagar, Hyderabad.
Mahila Vikas Sanstha, 14-1-126, Nauroji Road, Vishakapatnam.
Mercy Trust, Door No.5-12-94, Burlipet- 531201
Vizianagaram. Herself Society, Shyam nagar, Near Bethel Church, Nandyal-518502
Bharatha Seva Samithi, RVS Nagar, Murukkamvattu Post, Chitoor.
Society for Training and Research (STAR), Nellore Palam Post, Atnakur mandal, Nellore - 524322
Legal Aid and Educational Society, 7th Park Avenue, Ameerpet, Hyderabad.
NEEDS Serving Society. PB No. 13, RVSCVS High school Hostel, Chilakaluripeta- 522616
Pragathi Charitable Trust, Podalakur Road, Near TB hospital, Nellore.
Peoples' Action for Social Service(PASS), 10-12, Maruti Nagar, Tirupati West, Tirupathi.
Vigyan Education Development, Opp. Lawyerpet Post Office, Ongole- 523002
SEEDS (Social Education and Economic Development Society), PB no. 249,
Door No. 7-17-119/3, 3rd Lane, Sreenagar, Guntur- 522002
St. Mary's Rehabilitation Center for Orphans, Widows and Lepers, PB No. 21, Bethelehempet, Palakot, West Godavari, PIN: 534260
The Pauls Evangelical Society Welfare of Leper Association, Kurugonda Village Post, Ozili Mandal- 524402 Nellore distt.
Chittoor Rural Leprosy rehabilitation and Social Welfare Association, 8-170, Prakasam Road, Opp. Govt. Junior College, Nagari, Chittoor- 517590.
Praja Abbudaya Seva Samithi, 11-183-SV Nagar, Tirupati, Pin- 517502
Praja Abhudaya Seva Samithi, Plot No. 233, Durga nagar Colony, Grampet- 517002
Development of Underprivileged Through Integrated Economic Services, (DUTIES), 17/332, Chakali Street, Nellore- 524001
Sarvodaya Grama Seva Samithi, D.No. 4-41/1, Kancikacherla, Krishna District. Mallikarjuna Seva Samithi, SV nagar, Tirupati PIN- 517502
Rahuls Medical & Health Services Society, House No. 17-104, Kothakota, Mahaboobnagar- 509381
Pinky Flavours Education Society, 6-77, Nagarjuna colony, Vanasthalipuram, Ranga reddy District. PIN: 500070
Anupama Women Welfare Society, 2-1-407, Samithi Bhavan, Near Railway Station, Nalakunta PIN: 500044
A.P. Minority Welfare Society, House No. 10-3-17/5, Humayun nagar, Mehtipatnam, Hyderabad.
A.P.Voluntry Health Association, 157/6, Gun Rock Enclave, West Staff Road, Secunderabad.
Venkateswara Social Service Association, 15-44/1, Miryalguda, Malkajagiri, PIN: 500047
REGARD(Revival Efforts for General Awakeningand Rural Development), Plot No. 60/1, Sai Nagar Colony, Vanasthalipuram- 500070 Ranga Reddy District
Sangamitra Seva Samithi, 126, Padmanabha Nagar, Hyderabad- 500028
Health for All, House No. 8-3-318/6/3/13/6, Jayaprakash nagar, Kuketpally, Hyderabad.
A.P. Jogini's Welfare Samakhya, 12-24-44, kalanilayam, Nirmal Ashramom, Seetaphalmandi, Secunderabad- 500361
Rural Activity Society, 12-1-427, Lalapet, Secunderabad- 500025
Comprehensive Rural Development Society, Door No. 11-8-11/6, Ramireddypet, Narsaraopet- 522601 Guntur dist.
Vijaya Voluntary Organisation, C/o Vijaya Nursing Home, Post Jadcherla, Mehboobnagar.
Navodaya Seva Sangam, House No. 10-107, Netaji Road, Jadcherla, Mehboobnagar
Nrityanjali Academy, House No. 9-3-501, Regimental Bazar, Secunderabad- 500025
HOINA Leprosy Resesarch Trust , Post Box No. 7, Vizhianagaram,
NGOs Funded under the DFID Project
Needs Serving Society
Nrityanjali Academy
City Educational Society
Saini Education Society
Mahila Swasthya Sanstha
Kothapeta Mahila Mandali
Priyadarshini Service Organization
Vasavya Mahila Mandali
Funded under the EC-VHAI Programme
Alpha Rural Development Society 10-27-26/1, S.V. Nagar Block HQ Post Giddalur - 523 357 Prakasam Distt.
AROGYAVARAM MEDICAL CENTRE Arogyavaram Chittoor District A.P. - 517330
Centre for Rural Reconstruction through Social Action (CRESA) Adarsh Nagar, Akividu West Godavari Distt. A.P. - 534 235
Collective Rural Operations for the Poor (CROP) Opp. Chandrasekhar Rice Mill Mallevoligudem Road Parigi Distt. Rangareddy A.P. - 501 501
Church of South India Mission Hospital Mukarampura P.O. Karimnagar - 505 002 A.P.
Development of Underprivileged Through Integrated Economic Societies (DUTIES) 17/332, Chakali Street Nellore - 524 001 A.P.
Good Will Children's Village Society Vidyanagar Bapatla - 522 101 Guntur Distt. A.P.
Lutheran General Hospital Alcotts Garden Rajahmundry - 533101 Andhra Pradesh
Meena Educational Society 13/330 Ramchandranagar Anantapur - 515001 A.P.
Peoples Rural Integrated Development Societies (PRIDS) Parigi - 515 261 Hindupur Taluk Anantapur Distt.
Population and Environmental Education Centre, Sunkulamma Street, Velugodu Distt. Kurnool A.P. - 518 533
Pragathi Seva Samithi Bethel, 2-5-898 T.B. Road, Hanamkonda Warangal A.P. - 506001
Social Action for Needy People (SNAP) Registered Office: 17-66/1, Siri Sai Ram Nagar Colony Uppal, Ranga Reddy Distt. A.P. - 500039
Field Office: Teacher Colony Opposite Bus Depot Pargi R. R. Dist. - 501501
Social Education & Economic Development Society (SEEDS) 16/2, Arundel Pet Guntur - 522 002
VIMOCHANA Ambatewari Street Arundelpet Vijayawada - 522 002
Society for Integrated Development in Urban and Rural Areas (SIDUR) B-51/F1, Vijayanagar Colony, Hyderabad-500057
Action for Integratd Rural and Tribal Development Social Services Society (AIRTDS) D. No. 1-27-14, Tanka Salawari Street, Nazarpet, Tenali-522201.
Funded by State AIDS Cell
Madras Christian Counsel of Social Service(MCCSS) No.21 6th St. Jawahar Nagar, Madras-82
Community Action Net Work, 97, Arcot Road, Madras-600 092
Prakriti, 106, Town Railway Station Road, Salem-636 001.
Kaingarya, 05, Rams Maruthy Complex 111, Muthalamman Koil Street West Mamdalam, Madras-600 033.
All India Association for Prevention of AIDS(AIIPA), 47, TTK Road, Madras-600 018.
Dawn Trust, Odukkam Road, Nagai Nagar, Dinigul-624 003.
Pache Trust, 5/2, Zumgurafuram, 4th street Goripalayam Madurai-625 002.
Kaja Malai Ladies Association, Kaja Malai, Thiruchy-620 023.
Sharp, 798, Kallar Street, Periamilaguparai, Thiruchy
Association of Rural Development(ARD) Nagamalai Pudukottai, Madurai.
Gandhigram, Institute of Rural Health & Family Welfare, Ambadyurai R.S. Dindigul-624 309.
Image, 10, Pandian Nagar, Visalakshi Nagar, Post, Madurai.
Oral, 23, Old Baburaja Line, Edammal Street, Theni.
Angalayam, 14A/B, Renga Nagr, II Street, Subramanayapuram, Thiruchy-20.
Prakriti, Coimbatore H/O 6, Jaganathan Road, Nungambakkam, Madras-600034.
Pralhi, Tirunelveli H/o 6, Jaganathan Road, Mungambakkam, Madras-600 034.
Samugam, Moonkilthurai Rattu, VRP Disrtict.
Green India Foundation, Gagyam, Vellore.
Kingsley Committee Centre, Kandikuppam, Dharmapuri
Sri Mahasakthi Foundation, Aruppukottai.
Movement for Economic Development for Literacy, Pudurohai.
Mother Saradhadevi Social Service Society, Ottanchatram.
Integrated Rural People Development Society, Madurai
Deepam Educational Society for Health, Madras.
Divrath Women Development Centre, Nagai.
Prashti, Madras-34.
Roshini, Madras.
Anamalaiyanpatti Rural Development Association, Trust.
Indian Community Welfare Organisation, Madras-40
S.D.M. Rural Development Centre, Kamarajar Dist.
Tamil Nadu Social Sciences Research Centre, Madras.
Gandhigram Institute of Rural Health, Dindigul.
Ascowed, Madras-49
Gramodaya, P.Box No.6, Manaparai-621 306. Thiruchy Distt.
Rural Development Federation, South Street, Thirunageswaram Thanjavur Dt.
Marget Nursery Educational Society, 1345/4, New Vanakkara Street, Manambuchavadi, Thanjavur-613 001.
Annai Indira Sathiya Samuga Nala Mahelir Mandram, Keelakandani Savaganga Taluk-623 560.
SOC, SEAD, P.B.No.395, Theppakulam, Post Thiruchy-620 002.
All India Indiraji SC-ST Welfare Federation, 1, 3rd Street Narasimha Nagar Madras-600 012.
Village Progress Welfare Centre, Kuppam Village & PO Mannamanglam (VIA) Polur TK, T.S. Dt.
Karunya Community Dev. Centre, Thorapadi Post Vellore-632 002.
Vikas, Main Road Thuvarankurichi-621 314. Thiruchy Dt.
Crusade Fundamental Research Institute, 2/89, Z-8, Vallalar St. Govindaraju Nagar, Bagayam, Vellore-632 002.
J.C. Educational Society, 59, Muthu Vinayagar, Koli Street, Thiruvannamalai-606 602.
Centre for Social Reconstion, Nagercoil.
TCNR Padmavathiammal Free Medical Chrities, 121-B, Hospital Road, Kamaajar Nagar, Rajapalayam-626 117.
St. Paul's Educational Medical Trust, 21, Vanniyar St. Trustpuram, Madras-94.
Society for Integrated Rurual Education, Pudupattu, Pandalam P.O. Sankarapuram Tk, VRP Dt.
Pachal Rural Women and Children Development Organisation, Aravankadu Pachal P.O. Nmakkal Tk, Salem Dt. Pin-637 018.
YMCA, Rural Centres & Institute of Rural Development Marthandam 52. Good Samarithan Trust and Research Centre, 216/6, Thiruvalluvar Nagar, Ramanathapuram, Coimbatore-641 045.
Kalaimagal Kalvi Sangam, 25, Appar St. Ambasamudram-627 401.
Duraiszmy Generous Social Education Association, Ayanallur, Packam P.U. Madurathagam Tk.
Society for AIDS Awareness and Prevention (SAAP), Project Office at Hayroon Mansion, No.51, Thyar Sahib Street, Chennai-2.
Gokul Education and Employment Training Society, (GEETS) No.4, Bharathi Road, Near Perambur Bus Terminus Chennai-600 011.
Southern Educational and Rural Development Society, Deviyakurichi Post, Thalaivasal-636 112, Salem District.
Avvai village Welfare Society, Kilvelur-611104. Nagai QM District.
Indian community Welfare Organisation, Plot No.1369, 18th M.Rd. 6th Street, 1st Block, Vallalar Colony, Anna Nagar, West Chennai-600 040.
Loganathan Medical Charitable Trust, No.103, M.K.N Road, Alandur, Chennai-600 016.
Depressed People Welfare Association, Pichandavar Koil Post, PIN: 621 256. Trichy district.
Integrated People's Service Society, No.1 'A', Subramaniapuram West, Govindapuram, Dindigul-624 008.
Centre for Social Education and Development, No.45, East Vaithyanatha puram, Madurai-675018
Kalai Selvi Karunalaya Social Welfare Society, No.124, Purasawalkkam High Road, Kelleys, Chennai-10.
NAWA-Nagamani Ammaiyar Welfare Association, No.1, Periyar Salai, Ayanpuram, Chennai-23.
Annisa, No.213/214, N.S.K. Street, Annaisathya Nagar, Ambattur, Chennai-53.
CHESS, No.102-A, Rangarajapuram Main Road, Kodambakkam, Chennai-24.
St. Thomas Hospital and Leprosy Centre, Chettupattu-606 801, T.S. District.
Mass Welfare Association, No.41/1, New Street, Cheyyar-604 407, T.S. District.
NAA District People Welfare Service Socy, No.54, Kosa Annamalai Street, ambapuram, Gudiyatham-632 602.
SEEAIMS (Socially Educationally and Economically awareness of Indian Movement Society), Elapakkam, Chengai MGR Dist.
Child Labour Rehabilation Agency, No.22, Kalla Villuvar Street, Vellore.
Grama Suyaraj, Chithupatti, Keelakurichi Post, Anna vasal Via, Pudukottai-622 101.
Meenakshi, Illam Podunala Kalvisangam, Post Box No.14, Nandhi Kovilpatti, Melur Post, Madurai-625106.
Periyar Kudil, Padalur-621 109. Trichy Distict.
Rural Action for co-operation & Economic Development Trust, D. Poruvai Palakurichi Main Road, Manaparai Trichy Dist.
Basic Integrated Rural Development Society(BIRDS), Hanumanthakudi Post, Devakottai Taluk, P.M.T. District
Alternative for India Development, Maya Bazaar, Pappireddypatti, Harur, Dharmapuri-636 905.
Tamil Nadu Village Consumers Protection Council, Kavaraipettai, Chengai MGR Dt.
Christian Hl. Mini-Health Centre, Madharapakkam, MGR Dist., 80.Voluntary Educational & Economical Development Organisation, No.93, Bharadidasan Nagar, Orikkai, Kancheepuram-631 502.
The Centre for Psychosocial Studies, Al 118, Anna Nagar, Chennai-40.
Nalandana Charitable Trust, No.20, LIC Colony Thruvanmiyur, Chennai-600 041.
TASED Trust, No.47/1017, Sathyamurthy Nagar, Vyasarpadi,
IMALAYA, No.5A/1, Pallivasal Street, Goripalayam, Madurai-2
Council for Uplifting Economically &Educationally Backward in Rural Area(CUPEERA), Rajiv Nagar, Sholapuram, PMT Dt., Pin-623557.
Rural Community Development Association, No.34 'B' Thalaivan street, Kallidaikurichi, Thirunelveli Dt., Pin-627 416.
Shri Mononmani,Vidyalaya, No.110-A1, Anna Nagar Alangulam, Thirunolveli Dt., Pin-627 851.
Tamil Nadu Social Sciences Research Welfare Centre, Plot No.158/J69, 15th Main Road, Anna Nagar, Chennai-600 040.
Institute of Research and development for the Rural Poor trust, No.30, Pillayar Koil Street, Melamaiyur Post, Chengalpattu-603 002.
Madhar Nala Thondu Niruvanam, Thiruvendipuram Main Road, Pathirikuppam & Post, Cuddalore-607 401.
SAMUGAM, Society for Social Education and Development, AP, 1314, 16th East Cross Street M.K. B Nagar, Chennai-600 039.
Rural Education and Economic Development Trust, Veerasamtanur Village, Thumbur PO, VIA-Devigapuram, Polur TK, T.V. Malai Distrist.
Society for the Improvement of Weaker Section, No.9, Gandhi Nagar, Chidambaram, Pin-608001 Cuddalore Dt.,
Organisation for Rural Education, Avur Village, 6/67 'B', Anna Nagar, Avur Village & Post, Pin-606 755, T.V. Malai District.
The Animators for Community Development, ACD Cross Road, Arakandanallur & Post, Thirukoilur Taluk, Villupuram District Pin-605 752.
Movement for Life Development Society, No.72 'A', Desurpattai, Gingee-604 202. Villupuram District.
Association of Rural Women Welfare Society, Pillayiyarkoil Street, Kanju Post, Chengam Taluk, T.V. Malai District.]
Integrated Rural Development Society, No.17 'B', Sannathy Street, Thiruvannamalai, Pin-606 601.
Association for Rural Mass India, No.10, Old State Bank Colony, Villupuram Pin-605 602.
EMPOWER, No.215 'A', West Car Street, Thirunelveli Pin-627 006.
Green Educational Trust, D-55, 4th Cross Street, Maharaja Nagar, Thirunelveli-627 011.
Sabari Educational Society, No.9, Paul Ravuthar Street, Palayam Cottai-627 002, Thirunelveli District.
Poors Educational and Cultural Economic,(PEACE) Organisation South Melapatti, Ilayarsanenthal-627 713.Thirunelveli District.
Integrated Education and Development Society., Moovattumugam Post, Kanyakumari District. Pin-629 177.
Womens Organisation in Rural Development, No.442, Thiruchengode Road, Pallipalayam, Erode-638006.
Integrated Rural Community Development Society, Arbutha Development Society, Arbutha Illam, No.78 'E', Madurai Road, Sivaganga, Pin-630 561.
Society for Accident(Care) and Village Education, No.12.6/26, Shenbagamalar II Cross Street, Viswanathapuram West, Madurai-625 014.
New Approaches for Rural Development Society, (NORD) No.4/528/15, Jaya Illam Thendral Nagar, Kalayar Koil, Sivaganga District, Pin-623 551.
Blossom Trust, No.35, Sekkilar Street, Virudhunagar, Pin-626 001.
Madurai Non-Formal Education Centre,No.15, Fathima Nagar (Near First Assembly of God) Bye-Bass Road, Madurai, Pin-625 016.
'KIRUPA' Kamapuri Integrated Rural and Urban People Association, No.2/152, Central Excise Colony, Madurai-625104.
Tamil Nadu Rural Environment Eco-Development Organisation (TREE), Plot No.4, Opp to Malar Convent, K.K. Nagar, Madurai-625 020.
Indira Gandhi Village Women Welfare Sangam, No.1/5 'A' Police Line, Valivalam, Thiruvarur District, Pin-610 207.
Jeevan Indian Organisation Trust, No.35, South Car Street, Chinnamanur, Theni District, Pin-625 515.
Society for Rural Development and Protection of Environment(SRDPE), No.1588, Periyakulam Main Road, Alli Nagaram, Theni 625 531.
Mass Awareness Social Service Education,(MASSE), No.152 'A', Ashok Nagar, Madurai-625 018.
Gramiya Social Welfare Society, No.35, Railway Street, Malliyam-609806, Myladuthurai Talil. Nagapattinam District.
PEEAED TRUST, No.21 'A', Sundarambal Nagar, Velayuthampalayam PO, Karur Dt.,-639 117.
YRG Care, No.1, Raman Street, T. Nagar, Chennai-17.
AIDS Action Foundation of Blind, No.17, C.R. Ramakrishnapuram I phase, Virugampakkam, Chennai-92.
Indian Network for People Living with HIV/AIDS, 29/2, Velu Street, West mambalam, Chennai-600033
Voluntary Health Services, TTI Post, Adyar, Chennai-600 113.
CHESS, No.102 'A', Rangarajapuram Main Road, Modambakkam, Chennai-24.
Institute of Community Development Services, No.1/167, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Kelambakkam, Thiruvallore Dt., Pin-603 103.
Human Action for Rural Poor, (HORP), No.3/39, Pillaiyarkoil Street, Kelambakkam-603 103. Thiruvallore District.
Others :
AIDS Research Foundation of India, 20/2, Bagirathy Ammal Street, T. Nagar, Madras-600017. Tamil Nadu. Ph: 868992 Fax: 8256842
Institute of Labour Management and Research, Post Box 1054, Kilpauk, Madras-600 010. Tamil Nadu. Ph: 613375, Fax: 825-5470
South India AIDS Action Programme, Room No.109, Outpatient Block, Voluntary Health Service, Taramani, Madras-600113. Tel: 2352123 Ext.8
Y.R.G. Centre for AIDS Research and Education, 1, Raman Street, Madras-600017. Tel: 6263106/6215677, Fax No: 44-8256842.
(Funded by State AIDS Cell)
NMA/KRIPA, Kohima
Bethosda Youth Welfare Centre, Dimapur.
Rangers Club, Kohima
Turning Point, Mon.
Welfare Club, Bhandari,
Life Line Foundation, Kohima.
Eastern Gospal Band, Chenwetnny Village, Mon.
Prodigals Home, Dimapur
Nehru Yuvak Kendra, Wokha
Lifeline Counselling, Mokokchung.
Economic & Rural Development Society, Kohima
Jerremin Youth Society, Longjem Dist., Mokokchung
North East Drug/HIV/Trg. Centre, Dimapur.
Indian Public Health Association (Nagaland Branch), Kohima.
Akimo Society, Dimapur
Southeren Angami Student Union, Kohima.
Cosmopolitan Youth Society, Kohima.
Eloutheres Society, Tuensang.
( Funded by SIDA)
Prodigal's Home, PO Box 148, Dimapur-79712, Nagaland, Tel.: 03862- 25071
(Funded by State AIDS Cell)
All India Womens Conference South Branch, Punjab, Indira Gandhi Bhawan, 286, Sec-11 Chandigarh.
Indian Medical Association, Hospital Branch, Chandigarh.
Indian Medical Association , I.M.A. House, Sec-35-B, Chandigarh.
Citizen Awareness group, 2812, Sector-28-C, Chandigarh.
Lions Club, Chandigarh Manimajra, H.No.65, SBI colony, Sector-42, Chandigarh.
Citizen awareness group, 2812, Sector-38-C, Chandigarh.
Rotary Club of Chandigarh Mid town, H.No.63, Sec-8-A. Chandigarh.
Lions Club, Chandigarh Midtown, H.No.139, Sector-36-A, Chandigarh.
All India Womens Conference South Branch, Punjab, Indira Gandhi Bhawan, 286, Sec-11 Chandigarh.
Shramik Vidya Beeth, Kothi No.366, Sector-44-A, Chandigarh.
Lions Club Chandigarh(Host), Lions Bhawan, Sector-18, Chandigarh.
National AD Club, Manimajra 1687, Main Bazar, Manimajra.
Baptist Association, (Beulah C.D. project, 12 Bapu Dham colony, Phase-III, Sec-26, Chandigarh.
Youth Technical Training Society, Room No.13, Karuna Sadan, Sec-11, Chandigarh.
I.M.A. Hospital Branch, General, Hospital, Sec-16, Chandigarh.
Inner Wheel, District 308, Sub Committee (AIDS), H.No.181, Sec-33-A, Chandigarh.
Rotary club, Chandigarh Central, 363, Industrial Area, Phase-I, Chandigarh.
Family Planning Association of India, Kothi No.637, Phase-II, SAS Nagar, Mohali.
Chandigarh Transport Association, 16, Transport Area, Chandigarh.
Yourth Coordinator Nehru Yova Kendra, 3344, Sector-21-D, Chandigarh.
Programme Coordinator,N.S.S. Punjab University, Chandigarh.
Inner Wheel Club Chandigarh, 44, Sector-11-A, Chandigarh.
Secy. Punjab University Staff Association, H.No.E-32, Sec-14, Chandigarh.
Youth Technical Training Society, Room No.13, Karuna Sadan, Sec-11-B, Chandigarh.
Beaulah C.D Project, N.W.I. Baptist Association, Sector-44-C, Chandigarh.
Batheny C.D Project, N.W.I. Baptist Association, Sec-44, Chandigarh.
Family Planning Association of India, Kothi No.637, Phase-2, S.A.S. Nagar, Mohali.
Rotary Club of Chandigarh Central, 363, Industrial Area, Phase-II, Chandigarh.
Rotary Club of Chandigarh, Midtown 63, Sec-8-A, Chandigarh.
Dr. Ambedkar Awas Yojna Welfare Association, H.No.142, Sec-56, Palsora Colony, Chandigarh.
Inner wheel Chandigarh Central, H.No.1023, Sec-27-B, Chandigarh.
Maloya Colony Welfare Association, 3196, Maloya Colony, U.T., Chandigarh.
Lions Club, Chandigarh Midtown 139, Sector-36-A, Chandigarh.
Indian Society of Blood Transfussion and Immunohaemotology, P.G.I., Chandigarh.
Citizen Awareness Group, Sector-38C, Chandigarh.
Sehat Sewa Society, Village Kajheri, U.T., Chandigarh.
Society for service to Voluntary Agencies, Chandigarh.
Chetna Society for the care and Welfare of Women Children and the Destitute, 1153, Sector-33C, Chandigarh.
Lions Club, Chandigarh Nightingale, Distt 321-F, 239, Sector-9C, Chandigarh.
Institute of Applied Statistics and Development Studies, B-16/1, Raja Ji Puram, Lucknow.
Sarvjivan Kalyan Samiti, Allahabad.
Center for Development Research & Traning (C.F.D.R.T.) Madras.
Women & Child Care Charitable Society, Naini, Allahabad.
Sarvjivan Kalyan Samiti, 275, Katghar, Allahabad.
Center for Integrated development, Daliganj, Lucknow.
Aas Educational Society for women, Narala Nagar, Lucknow.
Sarvjivan Kalyan Samiti, Katghar, Allahabad.
Yogik Mansik Chikitsa Society, Lucknow.
Friends Education & Social Education Society, Lucknow.
Miraj Art Gallery, Delhi.
Association for Social Health in India, Assam State Branch, Guwahati.
Nam Barbhag Sanskritic Bikash Kendra, Haribhanga, Nalbari.
Manav Kalyan Santha, Bharalumukh, Guwahati, Assam.
Purboday Samaj Unnayan Samity, Birkuchi, Guwahati.
SNEH, Dispur Guwahati-6.
Manav Shakti Jagaran, Gopal bazar, Nalbari, Assam.
Kharopathar Sanmilita Yubak Samaj, Assam.
Dapon, Guwahati-3
West Guwahati Doctors Association, Guwahati.
Venus Club, Chaygoan.
Rural Multi Media Publicity & Promotion, Dispur.
NE Region Motarbiike Race, Jorhat.
Chaygaon Luit Club.
AIDS Prevention Society.
Daraps, Milan Nagar, Dibrugarh.
(Funded Under the EC-VHAI Programme)
Peace Foundation Centre, P.O. Naojan , Distt. Golaghat, Assam - 785 604
Jyoti Puthibharal & Youth Sangha , V. P. O. Gamiri , Distt. Sonitpur, Assam - 784 172
Society for the Promotion of Youth & Masses (SPYM), Ashram Road (Near Water Tanks, P.O. Ulubari, Guwahati - 781 007
Assam VHA, Barnalee Path, Nandanpur, Near State Zoo, Guwahati 781 005, (Assam)
Ambikagiri Memorial Trust, Silphukuri, Narangi, Guwahati, Assam, Telephone No.:543578
Gram Lok Seva Sangh, Post Niz Dhamdhama - 781 349, Distt. Nalbari, Assam
Katigorah Gram Unnayan Parishad, Vill. Behora, P.O. Behora - IV, Distt. Cachar, Assam
North East Affected Area, Development Society (NEADS), H.O. Dhekiakhowa, Via. Kakojan Distt. Jorhat, Assam - 785 107
Shanti Sadhana Ashram, P.O. Beltola, Shantivan, Basistha, Guwahati - 781 028, Assam Telephone No.: 563873/565887
AIDS Prevention Society, Monaliv Clinic & AIDS Research Centre, Zoo-Narangi Road Guwahati - 781 021, Assam
Assam Gujarat Charitable Trust, Vishal Electronics, H.B. Road, Fancy Bazar Guwahati - 781 001
Gram Swaraj Parishad, P.O. Rangia, Dist. Kamrup, Assam - 781 354
Lakhimpur Khadi Gramodyog Samiti, Lakhimi Printing House, P.O. & Dist. North Lakhimpur Assam - 787 001
(Funded By State AIDS Cell)
Voluntary Health Association of India, Manipur branch.
Networking Service for Community Participation.
Centre for Mental Hygiene (CMH), Sangaiprou Airport Road Imphal, Manipur Phone No. : 222330, 222331, 222570
Ideal Mothers Association, Naoriya Pakhanglakpa Keisham Leikai, Imphal, Manipur Phone No. : 224869, Fax No. : 0385-222936
Service and Education for Welfare Action (SEWA) Soiban Leikai Ayangpalli, Imphal -795001, Manipur Phone No. : 225923
Manipur Rural Institute Society Tera Bazar, Sapam Leirak, Imphal, Manipur, Phone No. : 223505
Manipur VHA, Wangkhei Ningthem Pukhri Mapan, Imphal 795 001, (Manipur)
Homoeopathic Community Welfare Organisation (HCWO), Near Post Office, Ukhrul - 795142 Manipur
Leprosy Patients Welfare Society, Chingmeirong, Lei-Ingkhol, Mantripukhri-795002 Imphal Manipur Telephone No.:(0385) 23806
Rural and Slum Development Association, Burma Sugnu Road Langmeidong 795103 Manipur
Social Care Ministry Eden Street, Hmucia Veng Churachandpur-795128, Manipur Telephone No.:03874-3541, Fax No.:0385-222936 (at telegraph office)
Rural Service Agency, Palace Compound (West), Imphal - 795 001
Association for Rural Development, Lamdeng SPO Lamsang, Imphal, Manipur - 795 146
The Rongmei Christian Development Society, Thaninkhun (Kalalong), P.O. Bishnupur Manipur - 795 126
Village Development Organisation, Manipur, Top Awang Khewa Bazar, B.P.O. M-Kampu P.O. Lamlong, Imphal - 795 010 Manipur
Kuki Baptist Convention, D.M. Road (Opp. D.M. College), Imphal - 795 001, Manipur
Rural Development Society, RDS Bhawan, Wangjing Bazar, Wangjing , Manipur - 795 148
Science and Technology Centre for Community Development, Wino Bazar, Ukhrul Dist. Manipur - 795 142
Social Environmental and Rural Technology Council, Pallel, Kotlanphai P.O. Manipur - 795 135
Wangjing Women & Girls Society (WWAGS), Rural Development Services, Wangjing Bazar Wangjing, Manipur - 795 148
Socio-Economic Development Organisation (SEDO), Athukpam, Thoubal - 795 138 Manipur
Kha-Manipur Yoga and Nature Cure Association , Machin Manao Hill , P.O. Kakching Manipur - 795 103
Rural Women Upliftment Society Sielmat,, Box No. 3 , Churachandpur Manipur - 795 128
Mumai Pheiga, Secretary Development & Relief Project, Rongmei Naga Baptist Association Development & Relief Project, Langp; Tarung, P.O. Lamphel, Imphal, Manipur - 795 004
Manipur Rural Institute Society, Tera Bazar, Saapam Leirak, Imphal, Manipur
Manipur Voluntary Health Association Wangkhei Ningthem Pukhri Mapan, Imphal-795001
Homeopathy Community welfare Organisation (HCWO) Near Post Office Ukhrul-795142 Manipur
Leprosy Patients' Welfare Society Chingmeirong, Lei-Ingkhol, Mantripukhri-795002, Imphal Tel.: 0385- 23806
Rural and Slum Development association Burma sugnu Road Langmeidong-795103 Manipur
Social Care Ministry Eden Street, Hmucia Veng, Churachandpur-795128 Tel. : 03874-3541 Fax : 0385-222936 ( at telegraph office)
Rural Service Agency, Palace Compound (West), Imphal-795001
Association for Rural development Lamdeng SPO Lamsang, Imphal Manipur-795126
Village development Organisation Top Awang Khewa bazar, B.P.O. M- Kampu, P.O. lamlong Imphal-795010
Kuki Baptist Convention D.M. Road ( Opp. D.M. College ) Imphal -795001 Manipur
Center for Mental Hygiene (CMH) Sangaiprou Airport Road, Imphal, Manipur Tel.: 222330, 222331, 222570
Ideal Mothers' Association, Naoriya Pakhanglakpa, Keisham Leikai Ayangpalli Imphal-795001 Tel.: 224869, 0385-222936
Service and Education for Welfare Action (SEWA) Soiban Leikai, Ayangpalli Imphal-795001 Manipur
(Funded by SIDA)
Center for Social Development Place Compound (West) Imphal-795001 Tel.: 230004, 224897 Fax : 224897
Institute for Social Diseases Singhjamei, Mathak, Chowngtham Leikai, Imphal-795001. Tel.: 0385-227574
Lifeline Foundation Keishamthong Top , Leirah, Imphal-395001 Telefax : 0385-224186
Sikkim Tribal Women Association, Doma Hotal, M.G. Marg, Gangtok, Sikkim.
All Sikkim S/C Welfare Association, Indrakhil Lodge, P.S. Road, Gangtok.
Nava Deep Sangh (Rhenock), P.O. Rhenock, East Sikkim.
I.R.C.S.(Sikkim Branch), Paljor Stadium Road, Gangtok, Sikkim.
Sunakhari Club, Berthang, West Sikkim, P.O. Bermiok Bazar.
Other NGOs
Sikkim Educated Unemployed Association, Bishal Gaun, Below Supermarket, Gangtok-737101
All Sikkim Schedule Cast Welfare Association, C/O Indrakhill Lodge, P.S. Road, Gangtok
Navdeep Sangh, P.O. Rechnoch, East Sikkim.
Association for Social Helath in India, Jagrity Traetment Counselling center, 1st Floor, Sahitya Parishad, Development Area, Gangtok
Indian Red Cross Society, Sikkim Branch, P.N.G.S. Road, Gangtok.
Sikkim Tribal Women Welfare Association, Head Quarter, Tadong Daragoan, Gangtok
Sikkim Women Council, C/O Mr. D.P. Pradhan, Daragaon, Gangtok.
Sai Samiti Pakyong, East Sikkim
Mahila Kalyan Samiti, Ranipool, East Sikkim.
Sikkim Students Association, Tadong Govt. College, Gangtok.
Marti Kalyan Sangh, P.O. Rechnock, East Sikkim.
Pani House Yuva Sangh, Pani House, Gangtok ( Sikkim).
Roteract Club, Gangtok, Sikkim. C/O Mr. Prakash Mundra Enterprise, M.G. Marg, Gangtok.
Voluntary Health Association of Sikkim, Tibet Road, Gangtok, P.O. Bo-144, East Sikkim-737101.
Byongthang Pachelemi Vijay Sangh, P.O. Pakyong, East Sikkim.
Shanti Sangh, Daragaon, Tadong, East Sikkim.
Sadbhawana Samiti, P.O. Singtam Bazar, East Sikkim
Adarsh Yuva sanngh, Makha Singbel, East Sikkim.
Mahila Samiti Pakyong, P.O.Pakyong, East Sikkim.
Yuva Jagriti Sangh, Lower samdong, P.O. Makha, East Sikkim.
Dowan Club, P.O. ranipool, East Sikkim.
United Youth Federation, Below Mintokgang, U/ Thathangchen, Gangtok.
Social Welfare association, Near Diesel Power House, P.O. Gangtok.
Mahila Vikash Samiti, Central pandem, East Sikkim.
Shiva Jyoti Sangh, Dikling Pachekhani, East Sikkim.
Sunakhari Club, Berthang, P.O. Bermiok Bazar, West Sikkim.
Himali Club, Middle Bermiok, P.O. Bermiok, West Sikkim.
Social Welfare Youth Association, Uttery, West Sikkim.
Yoksum Kanchanjunga Society, P.O. Yoksum, West Sikkim
Mayual Liang Trust, Yongda, West Sikkim. 34. Mahila Samiti, Tharpu, West Sikkim.
Phurchachu Sewa Samiti, Gerethang, P.O. Gerethang, West Sikkim.
Kuzing Youth Club, P.O. Kuzing Bazar, South Sikkim.
Suntaley Payong Nari Kalyan Samiti, P.C. Malli, South Sikkim
Janjagrithi Parivar, P.O. Lingmoo, South Sikkim
Young Star Club, P.O. Timi, South Sikkim
Sikkim Youth Adventure Organisation, P.O. Namchi, South Sikkim.
Sunakhari Club, P.O. Namthang, Kabrey, South Sikkim.
Mahila Kalyan Organisation, P.O. Kitam, South Sikkim.
Multanchi Lom Aal Shezum, Passingdang, North Sikkim.
Sikkim Lepcha Association, P.O. Mangan, North Sikkim.
Women's Welfare Organisation, P.O. Mangan, North Sikkim.
Jan Jagaran Sansthan Mohalla - Kagzi Biharsharif, Nalanda Distt. Bihar - 803 101 Phone No. : 23261
Karra Society for Rural Action Phone No. : 207235 & 209275 Anis Mansion, 3rd Floor Fax No. : 0651-207235 (Hotel Relax Complex) P.O. Box 231, Main Road, Ranchi - 834 001, Bihar
Mahila Samaj Vikas Sansthan At Sherpur P. O. Biharsharif Dist. Nalanda - 803101, Bihar Phone No. : 22452 Fax No. : 06112-25240
Mahila Bal Yuva Kendra At Anandpur Camp Korhar, Bihta, Patna, Bihar Phone No. : 2275
Gram Vikas Unmukh Samiti Kadru, P.O. Doranda Distt. Ranchi - 834002 Bihar.
Mahila Shishu Kalyan Sansthan Evam Hast Shilp Kala Prashikshan Kendra, Manichaper, P.O. Hathwa Dist. Gopalganj Bihar - 841436
Agrarian Assistance Association Raj Villa, Hatia Road, Dangalpara Distt. Dumka Bihar - 814 101
Ayodhya Lal Kalyan Niketan Village Sapaha P.O. Samra Bazaar Distt. Gopalganj Bihar.
Consortium of Human Enlargement and Technical Nurture Association Bhawanibigha, P.O. Madhupur Distt. Deoghar Bihar - 815 353
Gramin Evam Nagar Vikas Parishad Tarkeshwar Path Chiraiyarkand Patna - 1, Bihar
Jan Utthan Samiti Udayan Building (Top floor) Kilburn Colony Near Hinoo Bridge Ranchi - 834 002 Bihar Telephone: (0651) 500651
Lok Jagriti Kendra Bawanbighe P.O. Madhupur Distt. Deoghar Bihar - 815 353 Telephone : 24562 13. Lok Prerna Shishir Kumar Ghosh Path VIP More B. Deoghar - 814 112 Bihar
Paroo Prakhand Samagrah Vikas Pariyojana Vill. & P.O. Gokula Distt. Muzaffarour Bihar - 843 120
Sacred Heart Health Centre Fakirana, Banuchapur Bettiah, West Champaran Bihar Telephone No.: 32950
Samta Gram Vikas Samiti At & P.O. Rampur Kumarkoal Via. Mohnar Road (R.S.) Distt. Vaishali Bihar - 844 507
Shri Amar Sanskar Kalyan Kendra Regd. Office: At & P.O. Jainamore Bhuchungdih Road Distt. Bokaro Bihar - 829 301
Vanvasi Seva Kendra P.O. Adhaura Distt. Bhabhua Bihar - 821 116
Vihar Samaj Kalyan Sansthan Regd. Office, Hawai Nagar (Khunti Road) P.O. Hatia Railway Colony Ranchi - 834 011, Bihar
Samajik Vikas Sansthan At. & P.O. Tamoria Dist. Madhubani Bihar - 847 410
Adithi, 2/30, State Bank Clny II, Bailey Rd., Patna-800014. Bihar. Tel:-2843832 Fax:-283018
Jayprabha Gram Vikas Mandal, Premchand path, Gaurachani, SASRAM Pin: 821115. Bihar
Daudnagar Organisation for Rural Development, Bari Masjid, Old Town Doudnagar, Dist. Aurangabad, Pin: 824113. Bihar.
Chandrika Samajik Uthan Evam Gram Vikas Santhan, Vill: Jamhor, Dist: Aurangabad, Pin: 824121. Bihar
Mahila Bal Balika Vikas Kendra, Farangpur, Narhi Chandi Bhojpur, Bihar.
Kamini Seva Sadan, Jay Prakash Nagar,(behind Denobli School), P.O. Dhanbad, Pin: 826001, Bihar.
Samajik Shodh Evam Vikas Kendra, Siswan Basantpur, via: Lauria, Dist: W. Champaran, Pin: 845453, Bihar.
Mahila Vikas Shayog Samiti, Bhusra, P.O.: Hasna, via: Bochana, Dist: Muzaffarpur, Bihar.
Mahila Bal Yuva Kendra, vill: Kohar, P.O.: Anadpur Camp, Dist: Patna, Pin: 801102, Bihar.
Forum for Rural Development, 11, I.A.S. Colony, Kidwaipuri, Patna, Bihar.
Deepti, House no.6, Mangalam Enclave, New Bailey Road, Danapur Cantt. area, Patna, Bihar.
Pragatisheel Mahila Sabha, Dumka, Bihar.
( Funded under the EC-VHAI Programme)
PRANA, MEDICAL MISSION (C/o Post Office)SISTERS Mulavana Junction Kunnukuzhy P. O. Thiruvananthapuram-695037 Kerala Phone No. : 563677 Fax No. : +91 481 561190
M. M. T. Hospital (Mundakayam Medical Trust Hospital) Mundakayam East P.O. Idukki Distt., Kerala - 686 513 Phone No. : 048275
Mundakapadam Mandiram Hospital The Mundakapadam Mandirams society Manganam P. O. Kottayam - 686018 Kerala Phone No. : 04-578393 & 572063
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL Chathangottunada P. O. Via Kavilumpara, Calicut Kerala - 673513 Phone No. : 049644, 7958
JANASAUKHYA Nallurnad P. O. Mananthavdy (Via), Dwaraka Wayanad - 670 645 Kerala Phone No. : 04962 & 40851 Fax No. : C/o 04962 - 40499
Foundation for Integrated Research in Mental Health (FIRM) TC. 13/1994 Kannammoola Junction Thiruvananthapuram (Pin Code) - 695011. Kerala
Amala Cancer Hospital and Research Centre Amala Nagar P.O. Trissur Distt. Kerala - 680 553
I H M Hospital Bharananganam P.O. Kottayam Distt. Kerala - 686 578 Telephone No.:048218 - 228562
Mitraniketan P.O. Vellanad - 695 543 Trivandrum, Kerala Telephone No.:Vellanad - 82045/82015/82086 Trivandrum (O) 451564
Tropical Health Foundation Arthat P.O. Via Kunnamkulam Trichur Distt. Kerala - 680521 Telephone No.: 0488 - 522415 (O)522939 Fax No.: 0488 - 522347
St. Joseph's Hospital Kothamangalam Ernakulam Dist.| Kerala - 686 691
(Funded by State AIDS Cell)
Citizen's Welfare Club, Neyyattinkara, District Thiruvanthapuram
Sneha Niketan PO- Ottasekharamaangalam, Thiruvanthapuram
PRANA Medical Mission Sisters, Trivandrum
Bharat Sevak Samaj, PO- Kunnukuzy Trivandrum
Pattam Thanupillai Memorial Charitable Foundation, Poojapura, TC 17/2081, Dr. Pai Road, Thiruvanthapuram
Gramin Manava Daridrya Mukti Kendram, Kollam,
HILDA, Wayanad, Sultan Battery -673572
Sagara Theaters, District Palakkad,
APPEAL Ezome Kannur
SOMA PO Box No. 6116, District Thiruvanthapuram
B.P. Moideen Seva Mandir, Kozikhode
Kerala Blood Donors' Forum, MCH, Thrissur
Media Arts,| Perintal Manna District : Malapuram
Puthupally Yogasram Trust Pathanamthitta District Pathanamthitta
Samuhyaneethi Mela, Forum for Social Justice District Alppuzha
Bharath Social Service Center, Paraniyam, Poovar PO, Thiruvanthapuram.
National Women's Welfare Center, Vanitha Bhavan, Ottasekhara Mngalam PO, Thiruvanthapuram- 695125
Vayalar Memorial Youth Club, Puthenpalam, Anad PO, Nedumangad (via)
Association of Counsellors for Social Health and AIDS Prevention, Manacaud PO, Thiruvanthapuram
Bharath Sevak Samaj, Kawadiar, PO Thiruvanthapuram
Anavoor Mahila Samajam, Anavoor PO, Perumkadavila,
Tagore Memorial Charitable Society, VM House, Puthenpalam, Anad PO, Nedumangad, Thiruvanthapuram
Association for Social and Women's Welfare, Manayikulangara, Kollam.
Aikya Mahila Samaam, Mynagapally-690519 Kollam
Aitmata Kendram, Pastoral Center, Chaganassery -686101 Kottyam
Integrated Rural Development Society, Nasreh Hill PO, Kuravilangad, Kottyam
Jawahar Memorial Social Welfare Public Cooperation Center, Thalayolapuram, Kottayam
VHAB, 4/1624, Mayorbhavan, Calicut-673032
AIDS Awareness Council, Sakshartha Bhavan, Palayam Bus Stand Building, Kozikode
Udaya Mahila Samajam, Thiruambadi, Kozhikode
Malabar Cancer Care Foundation, Gandhi Graham, Kozikhode-32
Kannur District AIDS Awareness Front, Mahadevagramam, South LP School Road, Payannur, Kannur
Social Action for Science, Technology and Humanity in Rural Areas, Payangadi, Kannur
Rajeev Gandhi Memorial Welfare Society, Kotha mangalam, Ernakulam
All India Women's Conference, Aluva Branch, Aluva, District Ernakulam
Kerala Pulayar Youth Movement, Kanayannur, Thripunithura, Ernakulam
KANFED Youth Club, Pudussery, Palakkad
Saksharta Akshara Sangam, Poovanmala PO, Thamarassery
Women's Welfare Charitable Society, Vemeom,| PO Mananthavady, Wayanad
NES Vanithakshema Kendram, Perumkadavila, Trivandrum
Grameen Vanitha Sangatna, Kovilvilakom, Payattuvila P.O., Balaramapuram, Trivandrum
Joseph Memorial Mahila Samajam, Veliyankode, Neyyattinkara,| Thiruvanthapuram
Sathyan Samaraka Mahila Samajam, Kanjiramkulam, Thiruvanthapuram
Priyadarsini Mahila Samajam, Kanjiramkulam, Trivandrum
Soudardodayam, Kattil Market, Alappuzha
Vandanmedu Development Society, Puliyamala, Idduki District
Akova, Nirmalapuram, Idukki
TNM Vanitha Sangh, Kattappana, Idukki
Pathanamthitta Junior Chamber, Opposite Govt. GHS, Patahanamthitta
Nehru Yuva Kendra Pathanamthitta
Social Welfare Society, Pallavur, Palakkad
Nemmara Rural Co-operative Dispensary, Palakkad
Harbar Charitable Society, Thariod, Kalpetta, Wayanad
The Corporate Education Agency, Bishop's House, Mananthawady, Wayanad
Arangamkoli Vikasana Samithi, Kannur
All Kerala Youth Center, Eliyodu, Kollam
Social Action Group for Science, Technology & Humanity in Rural Areas, Ezhome P.O., Kannur
Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church- Medical Mission Hospital, Kolenchery
Ashraya, Rural Human resource Center, Kattakada
Cochin AIDS Prevention Society, Cochin
Narangam Rural Development Society, Pathanmthitta
Kerala Association for Rural Development and Peace, Manchancode, Trivandrum
Citizen's Welfare Club, Vazuthoor, Neyyattinkara
People's Council for Social Justice, Valanjambalam, Kochi
Sneha Niketan, Ottasekharamangalam, Trivandrum
Atmatha Kendram, Pastoral Center, Changanassery.
Samastha Samaskarika Vedi, Nedumangad, Trivandrum
Malayath Entertainers, Nilambur
(Funded by the State AIDS Cell)
Positive People Skylark Apartments, Flat No. A/7, Near Govinda Building, Panjim, Goa-403002 Tel.: 0832-224428/0832-231827 Fax : 229355
Desterro Eves Mahila Mandal, C/o Antao Residence, Near MPT Hospital, Vasco-de-Gama, Goa
Indian Red Cross Society, 18 June Road, Panaji , Goa
Blue Clinic
(Funded by State AIDS Cell)
Voluntary Health Association of Tripura Near Bangladesh Post Office, Agartala-799007 Tripura(W) Tel. : 0381-222849
Cultural Forum and Social Welfare Unit, Belonia, Tripura (South)
Door of Hope, Agartala, Tripura (W)
Tripura Science Forum, Agartala Tripura (West)
Ganabijnan Sanskritik Sanstha, Udaipur, Tripura (South)
C.V. Raman Forum, Agartala, Tripura (West)
Tuichindra Recreation center, Tuichindrai, Tripura (West)
Kalayanpur Jankalyan Manipuri M/Samiti, P.O. kalayanpur, Khowai, Tripura (West)
Surma Club, Barasurma, Kamalpur, Dhalai district, Tripura
Gharoa Loka Sanskriti Samsad, Near Radhanagar, Agartala, Tripura (West)
Vivekananda Library, Agartala, Tripura (West)
Natya Samsad, Khowai, Tripura (West)
Nehru Yuva Kendra, Udaipur, Tripura (South)
Teresa Social Welfare Organisation, Rani Bazar, Majlishpur, Tripura (West) Udaiyaman Sangha, Ramthakur Road, Agartala, Tripura (West)
Dweep Youth Club, C/o Nehru Yuva Kendra, Head Post Office, Port Blair-744101 A&N Islands
(Funded Under the EC-VHAI Programme)
TAJMAHAL GRAM BIKASH KENDRA Vill. Khaskhamar P.O. Rameshwarnagar Dist. Howrah 711 310 West Bengal Phone No. : 6613554
Forum of Communities United in Services (FOCUS) 6, Tilajala Road (2nd Floor) Calcutta - 700 046 Phone No. : 405088 Fax No. : 91033404335
C.F. Andrews Memorial Education Society 30/3-A, N. S. Dutt Road Howrah 711 101
ASHURALI GRAMONNAYAN PARISHAD (AGP) P.O. Sadhurhat Distt. South 24 Parganas West Bengal - 743 504 Phone No. : 031722368
SONG OF UNITY AND LIBERTY 25, Convent Road Calcutta 700 014. Phone No. : (033) 2453670/245
PRERANA New Town, Diamond Harbour Distt. 24 Parganas (South) West Bengal - 743 331
West Bengal VHA 19-A, Dr. Sundari Mohan Avenue Calcutta 700 014 (West Bengal)
Alakendu Bodh Niketan P-1/4/1 CIT Scheme VII - M V.I.P. Road, Kankurgachi| Calcutta 700 054
ANTARA P.O. Dakshin Gobindapur Dist. 24 Parganas(South) Pin: 74 3 353|
Apanjan Rural Development Narayanpur, P.O. Bhastara Distt. Hooghly 712 303
Association Of Voluntary Blood Donors, West Bengal 20 A Fordyce Lane Calcutta 700 014 Telephone: (033) 271022
Azad Welfare Society Village Suvarara Shahpara P.O. Suvarara Via. Andul Mouri 711 302
Bengal Mass Education Society 99/1F Bidhan Sarani Calcutta 700 004
Centre for Contemporary Communication 6/7 A, AJC Bose Road Calcutta 700 017. Telephone: (033) 2479610/400728
CINI (Child in Need Institute) Vill. Daulatpur P.O. Amgachi Via. Joka 24 Parganas West Bengal. 743 512
CINI-CHETNA Resource Centre Vill. Daulatpur P.O. Amgachi, Via. Joka 24 Parganas West Bengal. 743 512
Contai Sub-Division Rural Development Committee Pragmapti Bhawan Vill. Krishna Khayati Bar P.O. Daudpur, P.S. Contai Distt. Midnapore 721 401, W.B.
Council for Social Development 4, Mominpore Road(Khidderpore) Calcutta 700 023
Centre For The Upliftment Of Rural And Urban Poor Belanagar P.O. Abhoyanagar P.S. Bally Distt. Howrah 711 205
Deshbandhu Rural Development Council P.O. Piyali Town P.S. Baruipur| Distt. South 24 Parganas West Bengal 743 387
Greater Calcutta Leprosy Treatment And Health Education Scheme 25/1/A Old Ballygunge 1st Lane Calcutta 700 019
Howrah Women Association 28 Ananta Ram Mukherjee Lane Ramakrishnapur Howrah 711 101
Ichapur Jana Kalayan Parishad Anandamath 'A' Block P.O. Ichapur - Nawaganj Distt. 24 Parganas(North) West Bengal 743 144
Indian Institute Of Training And Development, Srijani P.O. Joka, Distt. South 24 Parganas Pin: 743 512 Telephone : (033) 467 - 6723
Matri-O-Shishu Bikash Kendra Garmirjapur P.O. Mashila Distt. Howrah West Bengal
Nari Kalyan Kendra Vill. & P.O.Sahararhat Distt. 24 Parganas(South) West Bengal 743 504
Nay Nity Sangha Village: Kshirishbari P.O. Barabari Distt. Midnapore 721 430 West Bengal
Neoda Samaj Kalyan Kendra Manju Memorial Community CentreVillage: Basulat P.O. Falta Distt. 24 Parganas(South) West Bengal
SANLAAP 171/A Rashbehari Avenue Calcutta 700 019 Telephone: (033) 440 - 5553
Shyama Prosad Institute Of Culture P.O. Vill Tajpur Distt. Howrah 711 413 West Bengal.
Society for Educational and Environmental Development 150, G.T. Road(South) Howrah 711 102
The Calcutta Samaritans 53-B Elliot Road Calcutta 700 016 Telephone: (033)-29-8609
The Humanity Association 34 A, Sashi Bhushan De Street Calcutta 700 012
Vivekananda Adibasi Kalyan Samity Village & P.O. Chamtagara Block : Chatna Distt. Bankura West Bengal-722 137
Vivekananda International Health Centre 54-A B.K. Paul Avenue Calcutta 700 005
All India Women's Conference 64, Hemchandra Naskar Road Calcutta - 700 010
Nari-O-Shishu Kalyan Kendra Vill. Khaskhamar P.O. Rameshwarnagar Dist. Howrah West Bengal
Mahila Samannwaya Committee, 8/2, Bhawani Dutta Lane, Calcutta-700073,India
(Funded by the State AIDS Cell)
Indian Association of Occupational Health, Ahmedabad.
Gujarat State Tuberculosis Association, Ahmedabad.
Gujarat State Crime Prevention Trust, Kesavnagar, Sabarmati, Ahmedabad.
Bavanagar Blood Bank, Bhavnagar.
Maninagar Medical Circle, Ahmedabad.
Pollio Foundation, Ahmedabad.
Indian Medical Association, Ahmedabad.
Gujarat State T.B. Workers Association, Ahmedabad.
President Rotary, Rotaract Sabarmati, Ahmedabad.
Baroda District AIDS Forum, Baroda.
Gujarat Nursing Council, Ahmedabad.
Baroda District AIDS Forum,
Pollio Foundation, Ahmedabad.
Baroda District AIDS Forum, Baroda,
Indian Red Cross Society, Navsari, Dist. Bulsar.
Registrar Nursing Council, Gujarat, Ahmedabad.
Director Peraplegia Hospital, Ahmedabad.
Ahmedabad Medical Association.
Yuva Chetna Himatnagar, Dist, Sabarkantha.
Narivrund, Ahmedabad. Parivartan, Sector - 8, Gandhinagar.
Others :
St. Xavier's Social Service Society, In front of St. Xavier's School, Loyalla, Navarangpura, Ahmedabad-380009
Jyoti Sangh, Relief Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
SAHAS, C/o Seventh day Adventist Hospital, Athwa Lines, Surat.
Navsaranjan, St. Xavier's Hostel, Near Krishi Mangal, Ring Road, Surat.
(Funded by State AIDS Cell)
The Universe Maitree Saranee, Cuttack
Society for Human Excellence & Development, Ekram Vihar, Nayapalli, Bhubaneshwar
Pragati, Mahesadiki, Sundergarh
Maha Adhikar Seva Samiti, Dhanapali
Ambedkar Memorial Organisation, Jagatsinghpur
Yuga Murti Seva Ashram, Gopalpur, Nayagarh.
Gania Unnayan committee, P.O. Gania, Dist. Nayagarh
Abhijan, New Roces Patha, Cuttack.
The Kalinga Counsel of AIDS Investigation & Prevention Padmalaya, Gajapati.
Organisation for Social Change and Rural development, Bhubaneshwar
SWED, Sunahat, District Balasore
INSEF, A/8, Ashok nagar, Bhubaneshwar.
Bharatiya Jan Kalyan Kendra, Bhanjpur, Baripada
Orissa Voluntary Health association, 317, Park View, Mousima Chhaka, Bhubaneshwar.
Bharata Seva Parishad, Kalyannagar, Sudanga, Dist. Puri.
Youth Service Center, Angul
Indian Institute of Youth and Development At- Kalinga, Phulbani
YMCA, Madhusudan Nagar, Cuttack
Animal Welfare Society of Orissa, Bhubaneshwar
Miraben Ladies Mission, Beltikri, Dist. : Dhenkanal
The Patriot, Bhubaneshwar.
NIHARD Kalyan Nagar, Cuttack
Dhakotha Yubak Sangh, Dhakotha, Dist. : Keonjhar
Subhadra Mohanty Seva Sadan, G. Udayagiri, Distt. Phulbani.
Orissa Gallery District : Gangam
DIPS Communication Center VSS Nagar, Bhubaneshwar
Dharampada Club, At/PO- Kanas, District- Puri
M.O. Club, Kantabada, Via-Baghamari, Khurda
NISHRUT, PO- Kabaramadhapur Mahimagadi| Dhenkanal
Khetramani Club, At-Botal, P.O.- Mataripuri
Socially Essential Volntary Association At- Hospital Road, Boudh
Pragat Yubak Sangha, At/PO - Gopalpur Nayagarh 33. Swadesh Foundation Plot No. 1, Gautam nagar, Bhubaeshwar, District-Khurda
NUTAN, At- Mallipur, PO- Garhnial, Dist. Khurda
Pallishree, At/PO - ghasiput, Via- Banki, Cuttack
Council of Social Professionals, House no. 21 ( 7 Acres), Phase-4, Chandrasekharapur, Bhubaneshwar
Pranab Center for Integral Socil Development, 1022, Nayapalli, Bhubaneshwar, Khurda
Unnayan, 252-A, Shaheed nagar, Bhubaneshwar, Khurda
NGOs Funded By the State AIDS Cell
Himachal Pradesh Voluntary health association (HPVHA) B-37, Phase-1, Sector II, New Shimla-9| Ph. No.: 0177-270132.
Dhauldhar Public Education Society, VPO Yol Cantt, Kangra-176052
Society for Environment & Rural Awakening (ERA) Shyam nagar (Thamba) Kundian, Kangra-176030.
Society for Advancement of Village Economy (SAVE), VPO Aut, mandi-175121
Himachal Jan Vikas sahyog Sansthan, VPO Darlaghat, Solan-171102
NGOs Funded By the State AIDS Cell
M.P. Vigyan Sabha, 9-A, Civil Lines, Professors Colony, Bhopal-462002 Tel.: 542165 Fax: 738754
Center for Labour Edcation & Social Research (CLEAR) C-14, Indira Vihar, Seepat Road, Bilaspur. Tel. : 17752-75887 Fax: 07752-29323
Hope Foundation C/o Dr. M.N. Kulkarni, Trustee, Hope Foundation, 1-302/303,Ansals Lake View Apartments, Shyamala Hills, Bhopal-462013 Tel.: 739833 Fax: 0755-563623
Funded by State AIDS Cell
Samraksha No. 201, II Floor, 192, Lalbagh Road, Bangalore-27 Ph. No.-2238297
Indian Socety of Health Administration, ISHA, Cambridge Road Cross, Ulsoor, Bangalore-8 Ph, No. : 574297/5410
Karnataka Cultural & Education Development Trust, Basaveshwara Colony, Gulbarga, Karnataka.
Indian Social Health Organisation No. 881, 4th Cross, Srirampuram, Bangalore-21
Naveen Welfare Association® 105, 7th Cross, 5th Block, Rajajinagar, Bangalore-10. Ph.: 3353572
Adishakthi Vidya Samsthe, Gollarhalli, Rathna Nivas, 1889/6, Ramnagar, Gulbarga District, Karnataka.
Kamadhenu Education & Rural Integrated Development Trust®, Plot No. 165, Karuneswarnagar, Jiwarge Road, Gulbarga, Karnataka.
Sumana (Society for Rural Development) No. 10 C Abanahalli Layout, Mysore, Karnataka.
Hanyaulu Channachar Vidya Samaste, Opp. Yuva Karnataka Shivshuvihara, 3rd Cross, Vinobanagar, Tumkur. Karnataka.
CREST ( Center for Research Education Services & Training for Family Promotion, No. 71, North Road, Bangalore
Sudarshan Ajay Vidhya Samasthe, No. M II 47, Adarsha nagar, Bijapur, Karnataka-3
Olekar Education Welfare Society, Koppala, Raichur District, Karnataka.
Shivasharana Channaiah Vidhya Vardhaka Samasthe®, Bagalkot, Bijapur District, Karnataka.
Rashtrapremi Education Trust, Uttanala, Bijapur District, Karnataka
Kalidasa Shikshan Samathe, Badami, Bijapur District. Karnataka
YashashasKeerthi Mahila Mandali, Chitrdaurga District, Karnataka
Karnataka Nagarikar Vedike, No. 583, 8th Main Road, M.C. Layout, Vijayanagar, Bangalore-560040
Sri Basavehvara Education Society®, No. K.H.B. Colony, Tumkur.
Karnataka Mahila Seva Sangha®, " Dattsri", Behind Stadium, Vidyanagar, Hassan.
Divyajyoti Vidya Kendra ®, Central 34//1, 2nd Main, Govindarajnagar, Bangalore-40.
M/s. Development for Environment Education Project ssociation ®
(DEEPA) No. 25/2, II Main, 9th Cross, Kamakshi Hospital Road, Saraswathipuram, Kuvempunagar, Nysore.
M/s Freedom Foundation, 180, Hennur Main road, St. Thomas Town Post, Bangalore-560084
M/S Goutham Education Society ®, Post Anwar, Chincholi Taluq, Gulbarga.
M/s Integrated Development Organization, No. 8/16, Revana Siddheswaranagar, Near TV Station, Humanabad Road, Gulbarga-585014
M/s Family Planning Association of India, Gulbarga Branch, No. 1-113, Mahathalli Compound, Evan Eshai Road, Gulbarga
M/s Shathasrunga Vidya Samasthe® Kamakshipalaya extension, Magadi Road, Near Check Post, Bangalore-79
M/s Priyadarshini Medical & Educational Trust ® No. 13, Hoshahalli Main Road, Padarayanapura, Bangalore-6
M/s Crest Center for Research, Education, Service & Training Care & Counselling Center, Kasturi nagar, Bangalore-16.
Care Project ( A project of World Vision of India) Chanmari, Aizwal-796001.
Bathesda Counselling & de-addiction Center. Luangmual, Aizwal Mizoram-796012 Tel.: 0389- (8) 32410
Society of HIV/AIDS & Lifeline Operation in Mizoram (SHALOM), YA-3, Chaltlang Dawrkawn, Aizwal-796012. Mizoram. Tel.: 0389-341365
Mara Chano Py. Office of the Mara Chano Py. Headquarters : Saiha, Mizoram-796901
Community Health Action Network (CHAN), P.O. Box No. 5, Aizwal, Mizoram. Tel.: 0389-326106/27609
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Vishwa Yuvak Kendra Chankyapuri, New Delhi-21 Ph.: 3013631/32/33/34/35
India Roller Skating School, R-Block, New Rajindra Nagar, New Delhi Tel.: 5788245
Sakshi D-332, Defence Colony, New Delhi Tel.: 4621743
Prayas 8/35, Industrial Area, Kirti Nagar, New Delhi-15 Tel.: 7234646
SPYM B-3/3054, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-67. Tel.: 6893872
Samarth B-58,Tagore Garden, Delhi.
YAAR 323/B, J&K Pocket, Dilshad Garden, Delhi-95 Tel.: 2270071
AIDS Prevention Society 19A/E-GTB Enclave, Dilshad Garden, Delhi-95
Sewa Bharti, Sewa Kunj, 10196-A, Mata mandir Galil, Jhandewalan, New delhi-110005 Tel: 7775014,7534662
Funded by NACO:
Drishtikon, 1207, Sector D, Pocket 1 Vasant Kumj, New Delhi-70 Tel.: 6132483, 6137072
TORCH, D-1033, New Friends colony, New Delhi Tel. 6821636
Sulabh Institute for Health and Hygiene, Mahavir Enclave, New Delhi
Prayas Health Services, 8/35 Kirti Nagar Industrial Area, Kirti Nagar, New Delhi
Rotary International South East Asia, C/o Tandon Nursing Home, C-55, Anand Niketan, New Delhi-21 Telefax: 6875354 Others:
Society for Service to Voluntary Agencies, Community Center, M.C.D., Near Fire Station, Hari Nagar ashram| New Delhi-14
Janshakti Vahini, 25/30, Andheria More, New Delhi-110031
Association for Health, Environment and Development (AHEAD), C-1/4, S.D.A., New Delhi-16
Society for All Round Development (SARD), WZ-1391/10, Nangal Raya, New Delhi-110046
Samarth the Professionals, B-58, Tagore Garden Extn. New Delhi-110027
Sewa Bharti, D/58, Vivek Vihar, Delhi
Navjyoti, Ist Floor, Police Station, Sarai Rohilla, Delhi-35
Bapu Nature Cure & Yogashram, Gandhi Nidhi, Patparganj, Delhi
Swaasthya, S-565, G.K.-II, Ne Delhi-48
Sharan , B-3/3, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi-29 Ph.-6194841, 6196511, 6196894
Sahara, E-453, Graeater Kailash-II, New Delhi-110048
Sakshi, D-332, Defence Colony, New Delhi
YAAR, 323/B, J&K Pocket, Dilshad Garden, Delhi
The NAZ Foundation ( India) Trust, D-45, Gulmohar Prak, New Delhi Tel.: 6851970,6851971
Rajiv Gandhi Foundation, 1, Rajendra Prasad Road, Jawahar Bhawan, New delhi-1 Tel.: 3755117, 3755118
AIDS Awareness Group, 119- Humayunpur, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi Tel.: 6187953, 6187954
Salaam Baalak Trust 2492, Sec. D, Pocket-II, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-70
Society for Promotion of Youth and Masses (SPYM), B-4/3054, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-70
Positive Life, 2466, Sec. D- Pocket-II, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-70
Joint Women's Programme, 14, Jangpura -B, Mathura Road, New Delhi-110014
Population Services International India, C-445, Chittaranjan Park, Post Box-7360 New Delhi-110019
DISHA, 13/8, Block C-4-B, Janakpuri New Delhi-58
Prayas, D-1/1017, Vasant kunj, New Delhi-70
Sulabh International Institute of Health & Hygiene, Sulabh Bhawan, Mahavir Enclave, Palam Dabri, New Delhi Tel.: 5553823, 550 1494
Christian Medical Association of India, A-3, Plot No.2, Local Shopping Center, Janak puri, New Delhi-110058
Parivar Seva Sansthan, J-125, Saket, New Delhi-17.


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Happy Monday!
Today is a morning lift day, so I woke up at a dark, foggy 5:45 am! I had a bowl of Frosted Flakes with soy milk before heading out the door to pump some iron. After, I rushed to my 7:45 class.
After Spanish class, I went to my house to jump in the shower and rinse off and have a post workout snack! Rice cake with apple butter and raisins on top. YUM 🙂 I had coffee as well. Double yum.
After my second class, I came home to a delicious, nutritious lunch. I had two eggs with spinach and an apple.
I spent most of the afternoon in the library, then practice at 4:30. We did some repetitions up a slight incline outside. It was warm enough to run in shorts and a t-shirt! Such weird weather this fall. I must admit that my tummy was hurting a bit, and I thought it might have been my digestive problems reemerging. I stuck to Frosted Flakes for dinner, with half of a cinnamon raisin bagel thin and peanut butter. It was satisfying I must say.
I'll be in bed early tonight. I have class tomorrow morning and I need to get that rest!
Hope you all had a wonderful day!
OH, PS…. Totally almost forgot! My first race back went AMAZING! The 800 was delightful, and the 4×4 was just as good if not better. So happy to be back! Also, I promised a picture of my tattoo. Please excuse the side boob!

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Although the splendid Olea capensis subs. macrocarpa may grow slowly, if planted in the right place, the shade of these breathtakingly handsome trees will be enjoyed for many generations to come as these trees can reach a great age. Second only in size, to the massive yellowwoods of the forests along the Southern Cape coastline, but not having suffered the extensive exploitation of the yellowwoods, these awe inspiring trees can reach an age of between 2000 and 3000 years. In the forest they can grow as tall as 35 – 40m but will rarely achieve that height in cultivation where a maximum of about 10m can be expected. The attractive panicles of sweetly scented flowers attract a variety of insects while the fruit is relished by birds as well as other wildlife.
Botanical Name
Olea capensis subs. macrocarpa
Common Name
Black ironwood
RSA National Tree No'
The Black ironwood is a most rewarding and beautiful shade tree but one should carefully consider the positioning of these trees before planting as they are slow to reach maturity and become a permanent fixture in the landscape. These must surely be amongst the finest of ornamental trees to plant as a legacy for future generations so it is important to ensure that wherever these trees are planted, there is enough space to enable them to grow unhindered, so that their full glory can be appreciated for many years to come. As specimen trees, Olea capensis subs. macrocarpa are unsurpassed or if you wish to create a truly imposing avenue, these trees will provide a permanent, evergreen thoroughfare for all to admire. The bonsai enthusiast will find the Black ironwood well worth the effort and challenge.
|6 - 10m
|4 - 8 m
Growth Habit
The Black ironwood occurs in a wide variety of habitats but is most commonly found in moist to semi-moist high forest although in some regions they do grow in drier areas and bushveld.
On younger trees the bark is pale grey but becomes darker and vertically fissured as the tree ages. If the bark is damaged the wound exudes a distinctive dark gum.
The glossy, medium to dark green, opposite leaves are paler green underneath and are narrowly elliptic, tapering at the base of the apex. The petiole is sometimes purple.
The small, white or cream sweetly scented flowers are borne in abundant terminal heads from November to January. The flowers are bisexual.
The fruit which is a fairly large, fleshy, oval drupe ripens to purplish black and looks similar to large Greek olives.
The seed consists of a brownish, oval pip inside the fruit.
Growing regions
The Black ironwood is widespread and grows in coastal forests from the Western Cape through to the Eastern Cape, up into Kwa-Zulu Natal and further north to Limpopo.
Growing conditions
Olea capensis subs. macrocarpa will grow successfully in shade or sun. As these trees grow rather slowly it helps to provide absolutely optimal conditions for the first few years by preparing a large hole before planting and enriching the soil with plenty of compost and high nitrogen organic fertilizer. Apply a thick layer of mulch around the tree and keep well watered.
Best season
|Spring - Summer
Black ironwood is hardy once established and will withstand some frost as well as dry conditions.
Propagation from seed is quite a lengthy process as the seeds can take up to six months to germinate and the saplings grow quite slowly. Soft wood cuttings taken in spring usually provide a more successful and quicker method of propagation.
Growth rate
The name ironwood speaks for itself as the timber from these magnificent trees is extremely hard and heavy. The timber is grey-brown to brown with a fine straight grain and attractive yellow, black and grey figuring. This durable wood is oily and difficult to work but is excellent for turning and gives a beautiful, smooth finish. Previously, the wood was used for railway sleepers, wagon building, bridge construction and mine supports but increasingly this fine timber is gaining popularity for the manufacture of fine furniture, veneers and flooring.


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Trading Card Game Expansion for Pokémon X and Y Underway
If you were one to be amazed by Pokémon X and Y like I was, you'll be glad to find out that an expansion for the Pokémon trading card game is arriving on February 5th for everyone to enjoy. This wonderful trading card expansion for X and Y will complete any Pokémon collectors' library.
Details, Details, Details!
The expansion on the trading card game has been confirmed for many territories, but the price is official in North America. In the US, we'll find a 10-card booster pack for $3.99, which will encompass the Mega Evolution mumbo jumbo. Don't take this lightly though, if you plan on playing the card-game for real, you'll have to weigh your decisions when using Mega Evolution. A great description was given by the official website to explain this new addition.
"Before playing a Mega Evolution Pokémon to evolve a Pokémon-EX, players must consider the situation carefully—doing so ends their turn immediately, which means they can't attack that turn! The risky move is worth the reward, however, because Mega Evolution Pokémon exhibit a strength that surpasses that of Pokémon-EX. Hard-hitting attacks and high HP totals make Mega Evolution Pokémon dominant during Pokémon TCG matches."
With this expansion the trading card game will welcome in over 140 new cards, two all-new Mega Evolution Pokémon, six new Pokémon-EX, and online code cards. You can't go wrong by getting this, especially if it's just for the bragging rights.
If you enjoyed Pokémon X and Y, will you be collecting the new cards? Comment!
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Gibraltar L-Arm
Put that tom where you want it.
This Gibraltar L-Arm fits directly in a multiclamp. Use it to attach toms or cowbells. 12mm x 9.5mm diameter, 3.5" knurled mount area. Fits older Ludwig drums, Gibraltar SC-STL2, SC-STL3, SC-STL4, and tom brackets. Also for percussion items such as synthetic blocks and mountable tambourines.
L-Arm Specifications:
12mm x 9.5mm dia 3.5" knurled mount area
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Draw the Library
Tuesday, January 2, 2018 - 5:44pm
Live-Drawing Portraits are the Focus of New Artist-in-Residence
Every line has purpose. The public is invited to observe the world around them through line-drawings and illustration with library artist-in-residence Rachal Duggan of RADillustrates. In January and February, Duggan will host workshops and doodle sessions in the Bubbler Room of Madison Public Library, as well as live-drawing sessions where participants can take home their own illustrated portrait.
Rachal Duggan (RADillustrates) is an illustrator living in Madison. She spent the last decade living and working in Chicago. Her work consists of accessible and whimsical line drawings from daily life observations, current events, personal experiences, and pop culture. Each line has a purpose and invites the viewer to join in on the joke rather than ask the viewer to contemplate its meaning. Duggan regularly participates in art shows, live-drawing sessions, selling events and illustration workshops.
During Duggan's residency, participants will explore the curiosity of illustration in line drawing workshops with an emphasis on people, faces, and memories. Guests at the library may also choose to have a custom on-the-spot drawing of themselves to take home. The Bubbler Room will act as Duggan's illustration studio, where guests are encouraged to drop in and contribute to an always-evolving collage of doodles. All events are free to attend but registration may be required.
Workshops include:
Draw the Library
Saturdays: January 13 & February 3 from 11:00am-1:00pm
Curious about observational drawing but not comfortable doing it alone? Join Illustrator Rachal Duggan on a journey around the library to do improvisational sketches of people, books and everything in between. Bring a sketchbook and pen. Ages 18+
Pop-Up Library Portraits
Wednesdays: January 17 & February 21 from 6:30-8:00pm
Visit Illustrator Rachal Duggan with your book of choice and she will draw you and your beloved book for FREE! Walk away with a completed one-of-a-kind illustration. First come, first served. All ages welcome!
Portrait Slam: Illustrating Faces
Saturdays: January 20 and February 17 from 11:00am-1:00pm
This workshop is centered on illustrating faces. We will examine famous faces as well as use each other as models to examine the complexity and subtlety of the human face. Ages 18+
Open Drawing Studio
Wednesdays: January 24 & 31, February 7 & 28 from 6:00-8:00pm
Visit Illustrator Rachal Duggan at the Bubbler while she works on her illustrations. Also partake in contributing doodles to the ongoing collage of illustrations in the room. All ages welcome!
Memories and The Art of Storytelling: An Illustration Workshop
Saturdays: January 27 & February 24 from 11:00am-1:00pm
In this workshop, we will discuss ways of using illustration to tell our stories. Participants will partake in drawing exercises that focus on translating authentic, mundane and treasured moments to lines on the paper. Ages 18+
Be Mine: Valentine Illustration Workshop
Saturday, February 10 from 10:00am-12:00pm
Make a handmade valentine for your special someone just in time for the big day! Illustrate something cute or doodle something witty for a friend, family member or partner. All ages welcome!
For more information, visit madisonbubbler.org/artist-in-residence.
The Bubbler's foundational Artist-in-Residence program connecting artists to the community and the community to artists is funded by Scooter Software, Inc.
About Madison Public Library
Madison Public Library's tradition of promoting education, literacy and community involvement has enriched the City of Madison for more than 140 years. Nine locations throughout the City of Madison are open six days per week and welcome over 2.2 million visits each year. For more information, visit madisonpubliclibrary.org, Madison Public Library on Facebook, @madisonlibrary on Twitter, and @madisonpubliclibrary on Instagram.
About The Bubbler at Madison Public Library
The Bubbler's hands-on workshops, performances, and events introduce participants to a variety of local experts who share their talent and passion for art, design, and maker culture. For more information, visit madisonbubbler.org, Madison Bubbler on Facebook, or @madisonbubbler on Twitter.
- Trent Miller, Bubbler & Gallery email@example.com


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Ana Almeida took home the Agnes Arber award for best student presentation, based on her presentation on floral developmental evolution in the Zingiberales, focusing on petaloidy and polarity. Thiago Andre and Shayla Salzman attended as well, presenting their work on Costaceae. Thi gave a presentation summarizing his recent work on population genetics of Chamaecostus subsessilis, and Shayla presented a poster on Costus phylogeny. Former UC MEXUS postdoc Eduardo Ruiz Sanchez also presented his work on the population biology of Nolina parviflora.
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The Scariest Video Games of All Time: Chapter II
13. Doom 3
This game was the subject of tons of hype, but when it was released, it was obvious you had different camps out there. There were the religious types who wouldn't touch the game with the Spear of Destiny, and there were those who played the game and called it "just a cheap bunch of scares".
Yeah, I know that a lot of the time monsters jumping out of closets can be kind of repetitive. But you have to admit that there were times where this was the scary game that we all thought it would be.
Like in the beginning in Mars City: walking around in the dark, having to switch between your flashlight and a pistol, taking down zombies while listening to the screams of your fellow marines on the radio, while dodging those flying skulls as they permanently possessed the security guards… you know.
Also take into account the whole theme of hell infesting the base on Mars and the demons spawning into the place usually right behind you via what looks like a bolt of lightning. Also the usual shock factor that accompanies most id games appeared, and that was the pentagrams and sacrificial diagrams all over the place.
Something that was pretty creepy was all the growth infesting the huge Mars base like creeping, veiny vines – not just how it looked, but how it sounded, if you just stopped and listened. The spooky ambient sounds and chanting worked quite well too.
Doom 3 was also inspired by past classics such as the System Shock series in that you had a PDA, with which you could collect and listen to audio logs. Some of those logs were a little creepy – like the one which goes into graphic detail about how a worker lost the back half of his head after backing into a laser beam. That one stuck in my mind.
Graphically there's no comparison between this game and the originals. But things that weren't quite clear in the original, became more so in Doom 3. It was almost as though I was struck by the idea "so that's what that was supposed to be" every now and again. I think things, like the growths in the original which looked more like revolving candy floss walls or something, that were seen as weird, became more straightforward in Doom 3.
And when you know something and see it plainly, it just becomes even scarier than if it's left to the imagination, or should that be the other way around? I don't know if this is making sense, by the way.
It's like, in the original Doom, when you travelled to hell, it was just a few leafless trees and lava, with a red sky. But in Doom 3, the trip to hell was actually very unsettling, with not just lava, but fire, wells of souls, and people moaning in agony in the background. The technology available at the time this game was made ensured that every gross idea that was thought up by the sickos at id could be implemented.
12. Alone in the Dark
The original Alone in the Dark is known as one of the progenitors of the survival horror subgenre, and inspired later titles like Resident Evil. Later Alone in the Dark games in recent years, like The New Nightmare in 2001 and the other one in 2008, despite their improved graphics and gimmicks, went largely unnoticed.
I remember playing the first game. I would do it at night. Even the character selection scene was spine chilling. You had to select between either a female or male character – which we all know by now to be Edward Carnby.
Just reading through their write-ups, and why they were going to the mansion, as a child often had me fearing to go to the toilet at night and gave me nightmares about going to the toilet at night for years. I would rather piss in my pants than go to the toilet at night back then… I'm better now though.
The first part saw you in a mansion, in a room, with creatures somewhat resembling Gnasher from Dennis the Menace (the British one in the Beano) trying to get in through windows. You had to use whatever objects you could find to block up the windows to stop them from getting in.
You could also try taking them on in hand to hand combat, but they just kept coming.
For me, the most horrific moment was when the player character died, and afterwards a screen was shown outside the mansion with all the forces of evil surrounding it.
It might seem quite comical now, but then, as a child, it was pure fear.
F.E.A.R. supposedly blended American style horror with that of a more Japanese style. But we all know that they blatantly ripped off films like The Ring with the little girl in a red dress in Alma. Hey, if it works…
Enter the Point Man, a member of First Encounter Assault Recon - kind of like a cross between a police unit, a military unit, and a paranormal investigation team.
The Pointman starts off the game in a meeting with his team discussing the plan of action. After driving up to an area, you get out the car (quite similarly to how Condemned starts), and find your way into one of the buildings. You soon meet up with one of your team, and work your way through to a corpse strapped in a chair that's been horribly mutilated.
You go and check around the perimeter in search of the assailant only to be knocked down. You come face to face with a man who is later identified as Paxton Fettel, son of Alma. He is a telepathic commander in charge of an army of clone soldiers.
Then probably one of the more gruesome moments in the game is when you drop in off a chopper near a water treatment plant after reports of gunfire in the area. You're the lone F.E.A.R. operative who is with a group of SFOD-D soldiers.
Being the odd one out, you're sent on a short trip to open up the front gates. But on the way back, your radio goes haywire, and after some shooting, all goes quiet. You reach the gates only to see that almost nothing remains of the team you were with just minutes ago. Nothing but a big pool of blood and skeletons. After going forward into a hazy rip in the air, you're shown exactly what happened, and who it was that committed this heinous act: Alma.
Throughout the remainder of the game, you are pitted up against Paxton and his army of replica troops, and you discover that you have some truly awesome powers to help you get the jump on your opponents, including the slow mo ability. This does what it says: it slows down the game and allows you to literally run rings around your enemies while taking them down. The ability only lasts so long though.
You end up being caught in more than just a terrorist attack though. There are numerous twists in this tale, and you find out that your being there isn't just pure coincidence. It was destiny.
I'd say one of the other most unnerving moments in the game is when your teammate goes missing. He just vanishes, literally. And he crops up time to time, as your team commander will inform you over the radio, saying that his life signs have been "picked up near your area". It was a little thing, but still.
Not to mention that there are also the visions, and the visits from apparitions from time to time, and murder scenes are grisly, with bloodbaths aplenty and bodies piled up high reminding one of a scene from the holocaust so many decades ago. It's over the top, and suspends belief just how much carnage is to be found.
10. S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl
The original S.T.A.L.K.E.R., released in 2007 after several years in development and delays, was what some might call a diamond in the rough. It felt raw, unpolished, and was buggy for many players out there – but perhaps not as bad as Clear Sky.
The thing that Shadow of Chernobyl did however was create an astonishing atmosphere. The game is set in Ukraine, in the Zone, or Zone of Alienation (or Exclusion) after a second series of events happened twenty years after the first catastrophe that befell Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in 1986.
Enter a stalker who once nearly died as he goes on a mission: his ultimate goal to find a man named Strelok… and kill him. Yes, I'm aware of the twist at the end. Shhhh!
On the way you will complete many side missions as well as the main ones in several locations of the Zone. It's at night in the Zone: the isolation of your character, the wild mutated animals running around in the darkness, and the sound of your own footsteps and the bushes rustling as you pass by or through them that starts to unnerve you. You're always waiting, anticipating something or someone will jump out at any second.
Venturing down into the labs and other underground sections scattered throughout the area is where some of the creepiest moments are to be had. You'll be faced with anomalies, and other phenomena, like objects being lifted up into the air and thrown at you.
Also at one point the banging of the doors and loud footsteps that are heard will also have you on the edge of your seat. Sometimes the bugs in the game will also lend themselves to giving you an unintentional surprise – like doors that were locked, and requiring a code to access, swinging open all of sudden with nobody on the other side, only to close again and remain locked.
Also similarly to Aliens vs Predator, in SoC you have a map of sorts with a tracker that can point out human forms on it, alive and dead. And as you walk around, you will often hear a beeping noise which means that another person is in the area. They don't always pop up on your map though, and it can sometimes be too late as you walk around a corner, only to see a red dot all of a sudden appear on your map and a man with a gun right in front of you.
Game over.
9. Tomb Raider
Before Core Design messed up the series with a lot of sub-par releases, they had Tomb Raider I and Tomb Raider II, the best of the original games by miles.
You play as Lara Croft, obviously, a British born archaeologist and thrill seeker, and not to mention noblewoman, who enjoys a spot of spelunking and swimming from time to time.
The atmosphere in the original was definitely spooky. The ambient sound and music with the gongs and everything in the background as you travelled mostly alone underground. And even though the enemies bearing down on you was scary enough, it was the traps probably above everything else that had you on the edge of your seat. Unlike with some games where things get repetitive and unoriginal after a time, with TR, seeing a boulder come rushing down a slope towards you often never fails to set in a sense of panic, as you scramble for the right keys and yell at the protagonist, "Come on *****! Run for **** sake!"
There was always that tenseness while playing, always expecting something bad to happen when you flick a switch or pull a lever or something. Almost nothing happens without consequences in the game. When you think that something seems to easy, then you're probably right, and it won't be long before something is sent to test your bladder retention ability.
This was complemented by that awful camera system that other titles on this list like Nocturne employed and the controls were frustrating as well. I can't count how many times Lara plunged to her death after missing a jump or not grabbing a ledge or whatever.
One of the greatest threats in the game is likely the T-Rex. Long thought to be extinct, they just so happened to move underground, and I still remember my friend, as we played, telling me, "There's a T-Rex in here somewhere".
I was like, "Don't say that!"
And as I traversed through every area covered with that pixelated mossy texture all over the place, I was constantly gazing in to the distance to see if that was where the dinosaur was. Then when I eventually came face to face with him, that's when I hit the escape button…
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Jacuzzing anywhere with Lay-Z-Spa
It's portable, it's hot, and it's British. The Lay-Z-Spa is perfect for the on the go swinger who wants to take a soak anywhere. The 240 gallon spa has enough room for 4 to 5 people, can inflate in about 10 minutes and fill in about an hour and a half.
The uniquely designed pumping system combines a 2,000 watt heater with a a 600 watt blower, to raise the water temperature about 4 degrees an hour. So, on average, the Lay-Z-Spa can be hot and ready in about a day. Also included in the suitcase sized blower/heater mechanism is a filter assembly which cleans and filters the water as it's heated.
Optional accessories include the starter chemical kit, replacement chamber, either a blue vinyl or white inflatible spa cover, and even aroma therapy oils to add to the water for ultimate relaxation.
And should users suffer a puncture, it's easily repaired with a vinyl repair kit.
For around $600US, the Lay-Z-Spa makes a perfect addition to any apartment with a balcony or a homeowner who doesn't wish to go all out with an expensive hot tub. And the RV Camping crowd can bring it along to ease the knots from those long summer road trips.
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david lewis Says: September 19, 2007 at 1:12 pm
with water added, the weight would be over 2,400 lbs. isn't that a bit much for a balcony?
Jack Swofford Says: October 16, 2007 at 9:28 pm
water added +2400 lbs +(4-5)people +the wt of heating and pump
equipment. I would not want stand under that balcony.
Kerrol Says: May 23, 2012 at 4:59 am
Where do we buy these?


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While all of these African-American, or Black (if you will), persons were named in this article as those who made attempts to attain the seat of Mayor of Pittsburgh, along with Jake Wheatley who ran in this year's Primary election with Bill Peduto and Jack Wagner, there was also A.J. Richardson, another African-American male. Not only was the fact that he is an African-American male counted against him in a city like Pittsburgh, but the other factors were that he was not tainted by the political sphere, making him a candidate who could actually hear and take the to heart the voices and injustices expressed by people of various communities. People tended to view the outer appearance - Mr. Richardson's facial tattoos- rather than to hear the sensibility that expired from him. I would say, as an African-American, that I would like to see individuals like A.J. Richardson and others who do not fear expressing their views and who would run for high public offices to affect changes in the City of Pittsburgh, especially within the African-American communities and other multicultural communities, to continue to strive for these positions. Unfortunately the reality is that they are vying against a racist system and an apathetic Black community.
Whether or not you have seen and/or heard of AJ is irrelevant. The fact the he "came out of nowhere" is irrelevant. What is important, and what should be looked at, is when he did"come from out of nowhere", what, in fact, did he do! Unlike majority of people who sit in the background and make their comments about what needs to be done in their communities, AJ came out front and stated what needs to be done. People who live in their communities know what needs to be done to better their lives there. Where in Sheraden do you live that Teresa Smith has been responsive to? Is Sheraden flourishing with businesses and is there a supermarket there, or do you, like the rest of us, have to travel to McKees Rocks or Crafton-Ingram to purchase food? How about the schools? If she is so responsive to needs and concerns, why did two schools schools close down, forcing children to now walk long distances to school (Langley) without the availability of transporation? My sons go to school with children from Crafton Heights who have to wake up at 5am to make it to school (Langley) on time! This is outrageous! Meeting with people and responding to the needs and concerns of people are two very different things! Theresa Smith has had eight years to do this. How has Sheraden, as well as the other communites in District 2 changed in eight years? Well, from the looks of it, it has not! Violence and unrest still occur in communities like Crafton Heights, the West End, Windgap, Elliott (where an 16 year old child was killed last month). So tell me, one who has lived in these communities during the term of Teresa Smith, what has changed? The road bumps at Crafton Heights were fixed, not due to the work of Teresa Smith, but to the work and advocacy of AJ Richardson! Ask the youth in Crafton Height how he used to take his own money and provide free lunches for them all summer! It is the "unsung heroes" that do not receive the recognition that they deserve, while those who do nothing just sit back, make their comments, and take up space in their offices and in the world at large!
While A.J. Richardson was charged with a DUI does not equate reasoning for not being taken seriously. He admitted to his mistake, which most of these candidates and most people in high profile positions, would not do. Many people who do work in the community are unsung heroes; you would never hear of their acculades. I do believe one should not be taken seriously because of mistakes or visible tattoos -- most of everyone I see in the city of Pittsburgh has tattoos! And most people in this city have had some sort of vehicle violation against them! I have attended these debates to hear Peduto, Wagner and Wheatley give the same answers to a question, while also taking around a question, never giving an answer (Wagner). Peduto loves to speak about his accomplishments in East Liberty, but understand what he really did was implement gentrefication (the removal of poor Black people, to be replaced by affluent White people). Wagner talks about diversifying the police force, however would not sign to allow the hate crimes bill to include the gay community. A.J. Richardson, from the beginning, has stated that he represents all people, and by looking at him (yes, visibly), one can determine that he can connect with all people on some level. I would want to elect someone who is touched by my concerns and issues, and not by someone who has gone through the political machine so much that now he has been assimilated by the Matrix or The Borg! I would not be interested in electing an individual who continues to perpectuate the status quo! If people want change, sometimes it takes committing to a risk to effect change. And as for a "Black Agenda", really, what is that? I happen to be a Black female; while I understand that Black people are the majority populating these economically challenged and disadvantaged, crime infested communities in the city of Pittsburgh, our challenges do touch other communities. Mr. Richardson wanted to submit a proposal to be read at the Black Conference due to not being able to attend due to a prior committment made before deciding to run for Mayor of the City of Pittsburgh, but was told by Mr. Udin that he could not. Again, if we want to talk about Black Agenda, we have to include that voices have to have the chance to be heard! Again, just like "Black voices", a Black voice was stifled. A.J. Richardson endeavors to be a voice for all people, allowing their issues and concerns to be brought to light; for a community to speak up and not let politics impact on their lives, but hold politicians and those that they elect to represent them to be held accountable to their responsibilities to the constituents of these communities. Also, look at these t.v. commercials. With all of the publicity from the media, we would decide to spend hundreds of dollars in commercials that take cheap shots! How about taking that same money and investing it into a youth center in Homewood to keep kids off the street or parenting mentoring programs. Instead of dancing around the questions for viable solutions, especially in the Black community, why not do something about it in the respective positions already occupied; and these other three candidates certainly have the financial backing to do that. Take a closer look; perhaps the others should not be taken so seriously.