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Originally Posted by Kairalee
(Post 2179723)
Very inspiring indeed! Ive just shared it on my Facebook profile. Have you tried talking to corporates in the NOIDA area and have their employees volunteer as well as spread awareness about this initiative? Many companies have what is called a "Volunteer Time Off" for the employees, where they are encouraged to voluteer for a social cause. |
Originally Posted by thewhiteknight
(Post 2180923)
Heyy, great initiative. Tata Interactive Systems, an elearning company based out of Mumbai, has LD as its CSR. They have been doing it for years now and are tied up with a hospital/school in Chembur, Mumbai. They also have an annual seminar where they call people proficient in the field for these seminars. I used to work there and boy, they are dedicated and serious about this. I am not sure how and if this information could help you since they are based in Mumbai but if you like PM and i will send you the person to contact in the organization who heads the CSR initiative. Alrightey, i found a link. TATA Interactive Systems: The TLDF 2006: A Report Let me know. Sorry, just realized it is a link from 2006 and the guy who posted it doesnt work there anymore but nevertheless, i think i can point you in the right direction for this company. |
Originally Posted by manaa45
(Post 2182271)
Hi Reading about your family, Please accept my heartfelt appreciation towards your family's endeavour. I can understand the feeling of pride you must be having to have such a great mother, who single handedly took up this challenge to make a difference in her daughter's life. Kudos to her. I will definately try to spread the word and see if somebody can be of any help. All the best to the team of Purti. Mansi |
Originally Posted by WanderNomad
(Post 2185058)
First of all my salute to your mom for this endeavor. Corporates these days, as a part of their social responsibility, are more than ready to help NGOs. Let me get in touch with my company's HR and see if something can be done. I will also speak to friends and family to have their views on the same. |
Originally Posted by G-BoleroBoy
(Post 2185480)
Kudos to your mom. I would suggest that reaching out to Infosys foundation (Sudha Murthy) and Azim premji foundation can also help. Premji foundation is very keen to promote education and does take up many initiatives. I have read many of his statements emphasizing education or under privileged an needy.. |
Originally Posted by ch.nathan
(Post 2185577)
Excellent work by your Mom, and kudos to You too. To leave British High Commission and involving in such endeavour is really inspiring. clap:clap: Such deeds need a lot of passion and you guys definitely will have a sense of achievement in life. Special education and Autism definitely needs a lot of awareness in India. I will take all efforts to spread it. My wife is also an Autism Therapist and a Special educator. And we have an exclusive thread on Autism here on TBHP: http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifti...sm-thread.html |
Originally Posted by Spectre
(Post 2185710)
Salute to your mom! My best wishes for this noble effort. I will try to make this reach out, as much as I can Try reaching out to Shiv Nadar Foundation (HCL) who are into corporate philanthropy in education. Shiv Nadar Foundation - Home |
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