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Nutrition and Food are challenging sectors among tribal people, Persons with disabilities comprise at least 4 to 8 percent of the Indian population. Children with disabilities in India are subject to multiple deprivations and limited opportunities in several dimensions of their lives. Their families and caregivers also go through a lot of stress and challenges in having a person with a disability at home, which ultimately leads to grave discriminatory practices towards these children. 
 VOICE Trust provides support to Children especially disabled children to access education, shelter, and healthcare equitably. This project aims to provide shelter for Ilavarasan at a care center in Tiruchirapalli, the nearest city, to support his medical expenses, education, and vocational training. The parents who are tribal peasants are also given the training to handle children with disabilities and assistance to access various government schemes. 
 This project will help many specially-abled children from the remote tribal area to access healthcare and education. This would help the family to attain self-sufficiency in the long run. And also support with nutrition and education for other children who are in lack of getting those aspects.

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Health & Edu Supports for Tribal Children in India

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Disaster Relief

Agriculture activities and the movement of goods have been disrupted due to Covid-19. To add to that, the recent Nivar Cyclone affected weather patterns inland, leading to low yields or loss of crops due to unseasonal rains. Disrupted yields mean the women work long, hard hours yet receive a pittance for their produce or it goes waste for want to buyers. 
 We'll help women already producing organic crops turn those crops into products like pickles, sauces or condiments. We'll collaborate with them to pick the particular products and recipes to prepare in order to maximize their return and train them to prepare and market those products. Because canning minimizes food waste, maximizes the value of the crop, and allows for wider marketing, we hope to increase the women's income 25%. 
 Empowering rural women to run their own businesses and increase their income will enable them to send their children to school and obtain adequate health care. As the sangams establish their businesses and learn from one another, they can share their knowledge and inspire others to follow in their footsteps. The multiplier effect will spread more income throughout the village. Preserving produce to amplify its value is an idea that must take root wherever there are women farmers in distress.

Help Tamil Nadu's women farmers recover from COVID losses

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Women Empowerment

As the COVID crisis drags on, women farmers must struggle to find a safe and stable way to grow and sell their produce. Markets across India are disrupted, with each state having its own restrictions, and businesses in Tamil Nadu are again shuttering as the pandemic surges. 
 In the face of such a complex economic disaster, it is hard to find a simple one-size-fits-all solution. So we have decided to work with 5 sangams (self-help groups) formed by women farmers to empower them to solve their own problems in whatever way they decide will work best. They may distribute the money we provide as individual loans or grants, or they may decide on a collective solution. They may choose from one of the options shown -- or they may come up with a better idea. We have faith in them. 
 Used by the women individually, our grants will allow them to transform their farms into thriving enterprises. Used collectively, they will infuse each group with a resource that will yield benefits for years to come. Either way, it will generate additional income that 100 women can use to pay for their children's education, health care, and other critical expenses. This will, in turn, fuel economic recovery for the entire community. And take another step toward reducing gender inequality.

Women's Self-Help Groups are Key to COVID Recovery

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India has been reeling from its second wave of COVID 19. Although, thankfully, COVID cases have finally begun to decline, many businesses are still shuttered, leaving millions of farmers, daily wage workers, roadside vendors, sex workers, and small business owners without a source of income. Because malnourishment has become a dangerous problem, relief is needed as soon as possible. 
 Research had shown that simply giving cash grants to those in need is the best way to provide emergency relief. Because it doesn't require field distribution of emergency supplies, relief can be provided more quickly, and the same amount of money goes a lot further. And (and this is what surprised us) because the recipients know best what they need to survive, they actually end up healthier than those who have been helped with emergency food rations. 
 Indrarani was one of the women who recently received a grant from us. Her husband dies recently, leaving her solely responsible for the care of their 1 1/2-year-old daughter. When Indrarani lost her job due to the recent COVID lockdown in Tamil Nadu, the two of them moved in with Indrarani's mother. Although she is eager to work, there are no jobs available in the area. When we gave her the money, she was overcome emotionally, since it meant she could buy medicine for her mother and fresh vegetables for her daughter.Each of the women we will be funding will have different needs, but all of them will find dignity and joy in being able to spend the money on what their families need most.

COVID Relief for Women-run households in Tamil Nadu

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Differently Abled

All human beings have something special within us and some weaknesses too, and so dospecially abled people.We live in a world that where differently able people reach heights in their life. This ispossible because of their family and society support. On the other hands we can also be ableto see a child with disability is being carried by another person which they may consider themas a burden. They couldn’t live their own life without someone’s help. This is because, manyof them couldn’t afford them to buy aids and appliances for them. This causes the differentlyabled child even more a burden in their family. Just because they can’t affordthe appliances they are being neglected by the family and society. This becomes one of themajor barriers for them to reach heights in their life some cant even leads a normal life likeothers. 
 So, for those who really can’t afford them to buy aids and appliances, VOICE trust isplanning to provide them with aids and appliances. We have taken a list of differently abledchildren around our areas who are in need of aids and appliances. Assisting them with a bestaids and appliances will really help them to live a better life. 
 By providing them with good aids and appliances, the life’s of differently abled children willbecome better. They can hear, they can walk, they can move by their own and even attend regular school. This changes intheir life will definitely lead them to achieve great heights like others.

Empower 250 Differently Abled kids

During COVID, we came to know most of rural children and slum children are facing malnutrition issues. And some children take only 2 meals a day. So, we decided to provide pulses and millets as evening snacks for about 3 months and a surprising improvement was there in their weights, height and immunity. Malnutrition may seem to be a small problem but it is the root cause for many diseases. And also children deserve a healthy environment for other activities like education, sports and many more. 
 Each day during the evening time, 500 children will be provided with cooked small grains, pulses, millets, porridge, nuts, dry fruit mix, and more. We will ask their parent to cook these and this can support a woman too as a small income. Children are more interested in consuming various varieties of delicious and nutritious food. The nutrition chart will be calculated and monitoring of the health status of children will be done periodically by pediatricians 
 Improving a child's health, and increasing their immunity which will lead to good results in education, sports and other extra curricular activities.

Help us to cut off malnutrition among slum children

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Healthcare

At VOICE Trust (Voice for the Oppressed through Integrated Community Emancipation), we work with nature to implement eco-friendly solutions to the direst socioeconomic problems. Our goal is to partner with and support a wide variety of organizations, such as women’s self-help groups, farmers' forums, youth associations, children's clubs, disabled people's organizations, human rights groups, and workers' associations. VOICE Trust strives to acknowledge, understand, and strengthen pre-existing talents within a community to achieve autonomous sustainability.  With the help of our committed staff, volunteers, and the community, we provide:<ul><li>Training in organic and environmentally friendly farming methods</li><li>General environmental education for the next generation of farmers and activists</li><li>Housing, nutrition, and academic education for 27 parentless and at-risk children in our Friendship Children’s Home</li><li>Government-sponsored support for differently-abled persons</li><li>Tree planting programs as part of the Forest Department’s Greening of Tamil Nadu project</li><li>Disaster Relief and physical and economic rehabilitation</li></ul>For 36 years, we have been sustained by donations from the community we serve and grants from charitable foundations who share our vision. With your help, we look forward to continuing to empower the disadvantaged for many more years to come. Thank you for your consideration and support.

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