As an NGO registered under the Indian Trust Act, Second Chance Foundation strives to work hand in hand with the government to provide aid and welfare for the elderly abandoned as well as the terminally ill destitute living on the fringes of society such as on the roads, in hospitals, bus stops, railway stations etc. We achieve this by facilitating their rescue, rehabilitating them to their former selves and subsequently integrating them into our shelter homes established across the city. Second Chance Foundation became operational in the year 2020 and is the brainchild of our founder Jasper Paul. At the time, in his early twenties, after a life-altering event which almost cost him his life and was saved miraculously by the Grace of God was brought to despair looking at the destitute who were abandoned by their families for a myriad of reasons and were left for dead on the streets of Hyderabad and all around Telangana. He was firm in his resolve to bring about a change, to the best of his abilities and got to work immediately. He was joined by his wife Therisa, who was inspired by all the work that had been done to aid the people in need. Together the two of them have dedicated their lives towards the service of the downtrodden and needy. Here at the Second Chance Foundation, we rescue the disadvantaged and nurture them with the best possible medical care, ample shelter, and nourishing food, alongside any psychological and psychiatric help that they may require in order to sustain them in their new lease at life. We work indiscriminately with those who are sick, dying, terminally ill as well as the mentally unsound irrespective of Caste, Creed, Religion and Race. They stay with us, as our family, through the course of their lives until their final breath. Consequently, to uphold the spirit of human dignity, we also take care of the last rites of the people who have passed away at out centres. We wholeheartedly believe that there is no greater calling than serving the ones who have nothing to give back and we accomplish all of this with the help of a LOVING GOD who watches over and helps each and every one of us.

Second Chance Foundation

Sphoorti Foundation is a non-profit organization working for underprivileged children - orphaned, abandoned, destitute, and other vulnerable groups. Our mission is to change the lives of such children - by providing them with long-term care. This includes basic needs, education and healthcare, and skills necessary to transform them into responsible citizens.We run Sphoorti Model School, a residential school that provides free education to underprivileged children. We also provide education support to more than 100 children for Intermediate and Degree courses (BTech, BCom, BSc, BPharm).In addition, we provide lunch to more than 75 homeless people everyday in Tirupati.

Sphoorti Foundation

"Marpu" - a synonym for transformation - was established by the respected National Youth Awardee, Mr Kadiri Raghu Vamsi. At Marpu Foundation, we harness the individual potential to bring about positive change in the world. Our focus lies in promoting volunteerism, ecological mindfulness, and sustainable development. With a team committed to effecting change and providing a supportive space for all, we earned the title of "The Best NGO in India" in 2020. We empower individuals to voice their aspirations, work towards sustainability, and form alliances with organizations with a shared vision. Our projects result in tangible changes, not through traditional charity, but via empathy-led, innovative solutions. Join us in our mission to craft a more equitable and compassionate future.

Marpu Foundation

Prajwala is a pioneering anti-trafficking organization working on the issue of sex trafficking and sex crime. Established in the year 1996 in south India, Prajwala has pan India and International operations. Prajwala works on the five pillars of Prevention, Rescue and Rehabilitation &amp; Reintegration

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The Rural Development Foundation (RDF) is a non-profit organization that began as a family initiative. As far back as 1991, members of the Errabelli family discussed the idea of giving something back to their village of Kalleda. They felt a need to repay their debt to the land that had provided their family with wealth over several generations.Members of the Errabelli family recognized that their success in life were largely due to their access to quality education. Thus in 1996, they established the first RDF school in the estate building that had housed the family. At its inception, RDF was an organization involved in not only educating the children of the village, but also improving overall development of the people and welfare of the village with special reference to public amenities, healthcare and other facilities.RDF’s Memorandum of Association was modified in 2010 to focus on educational activities, to provide quality education and to develop socially conscious leaders. As an organization, it has also expanded to other areas of Telangana. There are now four RDF schools and one junior college spread across two districts.The vision is to promote education as a vehicle for rural development.Our mission is to make a lifelong difference to the lives of rural underprivileged girls and boys through holistic education.Our goal is to educate, engage and empower rural girls and boys.RDF schools strive to create India’s future leaders, people who not only respect their rich, cultural heritage but are also ready to lead their country into the future. Our constant endeavor includes our sincere attempt to inculcate civic sense and social responsibility into young minds.As an educational organization, RDF encourages students to think beyond textbooks. The teachers promote social awareness by providing a forum for open discussion and debate on current issues like dowry, pollution, gender discrimination and other social issues. RDF alumni pay visits to their alma mater and teach the present generation of students, a way of giving back to their schools. Additionally, teachers emphasize the importance of preserving and respecting one’s roots and environment through activities like traditional dance, folklore, handicrafts, organic gardening and cleaning. This has encouraged students to be proud of what they are. They believe in the dignity of labour and are happy with their identity.We at RDF hope our students and alumni will be in touch and continue to be proud of their roots.As part of our larger vision to extend education to a larger community, we have tied up with Tech Mahindra Foundation in 2013 and adopted two government schools in Bahdoorpally. RDF staff train and guide teachers to embody our values of play-learning, the importance of creativity and sports. Both schools have been awarded as the best schools in the district for the year 2016.RDF students have benefitted from our commitment to give access to sports an integral part of our curriculum. Many children have realized their inner potential through the opportunities and training provided and have participated in international and national competitions. Pranitha, an RDF alumni represented India in archery at the Olympics in Beijing 2012. Lavanya and Sharadha also represented our country in the World Police Meet in USA and bagged two gold and one silver.

Rural Development Foundation

Babul Films is a registered non-profit that spreads awareness about Environmental issues using social media and short films.We encourage people who are disturbed by the pathetic situation of Environment to make a short video for awareness about environment, biodiversity, sustainable development and assist them on how to proceed.We are guided by the vision of eco-awareness for most and negligence by least.

Babul Films Society

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The Thalassemia &amp; Sickle Cell Society (TSCS), based in Hyderabad, is a registered NGO (Reg. No. 5359/98) dedicated to serving children with Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Anemia since 1998. It is the largest society in the world serving Thalassemia patients, currently supporting over 4,250 patients, mostly in the Telangana region.Founded by parents of affected children with support from doctors and philanthropists, TSCS aims to improve the quality of life for Thalassemia Major and Sickle Cell Anemia patients and prevent future cases through awareness and screening programs. Thalassemia is a preventable genetic blood disorder that requires lifelong blood transfusions and management.Key activities include:<ul><li>Voluntary Blood Donation Camps: Over 295,000 blood units collected from 3,364 camps, with more than 92% provided to Thalassemia children.</li><li>Antenatal Screening: Screening of 27,542 antenatal mothers, revealing a carrier frequency of 3.3% in Telangana.</li><li>Awareness Campaigns: Organizing rallies and programs on World Thalassemia Day, World Sickle Cell Day, and Voluntary Blood Donors Day.</li><li>Medical Education &amp; Conferences: Conducting CME sessions for gynecologists and hosting national conferences.</li></ul>The society receives strong support from individuals and philanthropists, who cares deeply for the children and sees them as their own. The Telangana Chief Minister has also pledged to prioritize Thalassemia prevention efforts in collaboration with TSCS.TSCS is aiming to make HbA2 test mandatory before pregnancy or at 1st trimester of pregnancy to avoid the birth of thalassemic/sickle cell child. Looking forward to achieve "Thalassemia Free Telangana and India"

Thalassemia and Sicklecell Society

<ul><li>It started with feeding vulnerable family members of patients at Indo American Cancer Hospital, Hyderabad in Nov 2011 and requests from several government and trust run hospitals started pouring in to expand the program. We instituted and registered a trust, HKM Charitable foundation, in May 2013 to expand the program to serve 3500+ daily in 17 public hospitals. We expanded to reach every underprivileged section in Hyderabad. And, it took us 8 years to reach a scale to feed 50K meals every day to realize our vision for Hyderabad in collaboration with several corporate partners and local municipal authorities. We have been in service for over 9 years and have served 130Mn+ meals across 200+ touchpoints supported by 4 hi-tech kitchens built and operational, so far. </li><li>Akshaya Chaitanya is a not-for-profit initiative of HKM charitable foundation to enable the underprivileged, admitted in public hospitals in Mumbai, to recoup from an illness in the family. These families rush to public hospitals for affordable treatment as &gt;90% do not have any kind of medical insurance. To add to their woes, the bread-winner loses the livelihood of being bed-ridden or taking care of the loved one.</li><li>Now, Akshaya Chaitanya wants to serve high quality, wholesome hot meals to the vulnerable families in public hospitals of Mumbai that are battling illness, poverty and hunger at the same time. We have signed an MoU with MEDD, Maharashtra government to serve in state-run hospitals. And to accomplish our objective, we have built a hi-tech kitchen in Byculla to serve 20,000 meals a day.</li></ul>

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