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Geetanjali

India has around 3 million people suffering from drug addiction and one in five injecting drug users live with HIV. Today, the country has the world's second-largest population suffering from HIV/AIDS.Moreover, in India, HIV/AIDS is a medical as well as social issue. It affects people’s livelihood, self-respect and social status; it breaks up families and isolates those affected from the community. It is extremely important to inform people, especially the vulnerable, of preventive measures against HIV-AIDS. 
 TPF is establishing 12 Information, Education and Communication (IEC) camps concerning HIV/AIDS and the ill-effects of drug abuse. It aims to build a community who restrain themselves from the use of drugs, alcohol abuse and dangerous behaviour. This programme educates and empowers people enabling them to make informed and healthy choices. Our aim is to reach out to youths and propagate the ill-effects of drug-addiction. 
 We are spreading awareness among the vulnerable and the young regarding the ill-effects of drug-abuse and preventive measures against HIV/AIDS. Your contribution of Rs. 1000 can ensure that we reach out and prevent the premature death of thousands of people.

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India has around 3 million people suffering from drug addiction and one in five injecting drug users in India is living with HIV.Our drop-in centres are unable to support other needs like their meals and toiletries. During the course of their treatment, the drug-users are unable to work so are unable to provide for themselves. Eventually, they give up on our treatment. 
 We have launched this project to raise funds that will enable us to provide meals for injected drug users who are being treated at our care-centres.At our centres they can access free needles and get free, regular medical check-ups. We also provide free treatment for their infections and other minor health problems. 
 Your contributions will ensure that drug-users continue their treatment at our centres so we can keep providing them with medical support as well as food.

Provide nourishing meals to homeless drug users

Established in 2000 and registered in 2002, Turning Point Foundation is a charitable organization aimed at intervening the issues related to health, education and livelihood to the hard to reach and disadvantaged group of population in our society. For this purpose, presently the organization is running two different projects in Delhi1.      Integrated Rehabilitation Centre for Addicts (IRCA), supported by Government of India located at Alipur, North Delhi). Indoor treatment facilities are provided to the people who dependent on drugs, alcohol or related addictive substances.2.     Youth Resource Centre (YRC) supported by MDSOG, at Azadpur, North Delhi. The goal of the project is to provide knowledge and skills for young vulnerable people to earn a reasonable living so that they are not at risk of being drawn into unsafe social and unhealthy behaviours. The project also impart skill development to match their needs or immediate requirements for youths from disadvantaged sections of the society.Issues Coverage:<ul><li>Career guidance including vocational training</li><li>Health and Reproductive health</li><li>HIV/AIDS Drug Abuse</li><li>Gender Discrimination</li><li>Non formal Education</li><li>Life Skills</li></ul>Activities of Youth Resource Centre1.      Sewing and Cutting: The course is of six months duration and each day is having five batches per day at two different centres. Each batch has 1.30 hours of training time every day. 2.      Digital Unify Programme (Digital Literacy): The Informatics and Computer Basics (ICB) course within the Digital Unify Programme is composed of five modules and covers basic understanding of MS Office and Internet tools and their usage, and responsible of use of Information and Communication Technology. 3.      Basic Computer Course: This is a basic course having a curriculum for 4 months where Microsoft word, Excel, PowerPoint and internet usage is taught. 4.      Basic English: For students who are weak in English and studying in schools. Many students were able pick up with their school curriculum after learning basics of English. 5.      Informal Education (Basic Hindi): Many children who are attending schools and adult ladies who lacks basics of Hindi and that is why they are finding difficult to continue their school studies. The course will enable them to set basics of Hindi language and continue their studies.  6.      Menstrual Health &amp; Hygiene Sessions: Menstrual Health &amp; Hygiene in collaboration with Group of Friends Welfare Trust (GoFWT), Delhi community adolescence and women in batches. 7.      In-house sessions on health &amp; Life Skills: YRC is also providing health education including Personal Hygiene, reproductive health, HIV/AIDS &amp; Drug abuse awareness along with Life skills education. The aim of these sessions is to enable the young people to have informed choices in their life decisions. 8.      Career Guidance and support: YRC provides various information on career guidance, school/college admissions, job hunting and other information to make a suitable choice for their future. YRC also play as a facilitation centre for young people who want to access internet to avail various schemes/application process for educational support. 9.      Celebration of National, Social and Cultural festival: These occasions are made use of recreation and improving bonds among youth as well as to impart knowledge about various subjects.

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Jojo Thomas

Turning Point Foundation

In Panipat there are many injecting drug users (IDUs) and rag pickers who are at risk of contracting HIV/AIDS and other diseases. Turning Point Foundation was set up in order to provide these people with resources that will tentatively put them on the road to recovery.

Our drop in centre not only provides clean needle syringes, medical care and abscess management but also free lunches as the Indian government don’t budget for food within ordinary drop in centres.30 malnourished and poor drug users are now given healthy lunchtime meals by our organisation. We hope that by providing IDUs and rag pickers with food, they are more inclined to seek clinical help from us, as well as counselling.

In a year, we expect to be able to reach out and help 300 people and encourage them to access services freely available to them.

Battling HIV and AIDS

This nonprofit is registered as a charitable trust under section 12A of India's Income Tax Act, 1961.

This nonprofit is registered under section 80G of India's Income Tax Act, 1961. This means you can deduct 50% of the donation you made through your tax return.

This nonprofit is registered under Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), 2010. This means it can accept donations from foreign nationals.

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