Assistive devices for the differently abled
An Urgent Need
More than 3000 children and youth with various disabilities at Amar Seva Sangam, India, are supported by Handi-Care Intl. Many of them need essential mobility devices and equipment which they cannot afford. This includes hearing aids, walkers, wheelchairs, supportive chairs, orthotics, magnifiers, standing boards, and other assistive technology. Please click here for complete details. We request your support for this much-needed program. The list of beneficiaries and their requirements are listed by name. See the list
Target : $ 65,000 || Raised : $ 6,155
HCI's target for 2021
Help us achieve sponsorship of 100 children from the ‘Sponsor 100’ project in the Early Intervention program where 2,548 children are enrolled. With as little as $35 per month per child, you can transform the lives of these children. Your donation will be used for rehab therapies and training.
Upon sponsorship, you will receive: Official Tax Receipt, a Photo, profile, and details of initial assessment, Updated progress reports twice a year there after
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Musical Hearts Show
Saturday OCT 30 - 7:30 pm
(Zoom meeting link will be open at 7:15 pm)
Ladies and Gentlemen
Fall colors blossom around us. The COVID-19 lock down is still
playing hide and seek. The Alpha vaccinations thus far turned out to
be Beta versions giving way to delta variations! Gamma or Theta,
we zealously continue to guard each other!
The favorite MUSICAL HEARTS show is back with bang! This time with
4 unique singers! So good they were last time, we decided to bring
them back in a pack! Yes, the Non-stop Saturday Special Evening on
Oct 30 will bring back your nostalgia, the memorable songs we
repeatedly listen to!
Click this link to open Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81301937233?pwd=b2tneTQ0NS9wSUt0MURkUFduUG5Hdz09
Meeting ID 813 0193 7233
Password: FFF2020
Helping Handi-Care is Helping the Heavenly Souls!
Helping is a Habit!
Let us do it!
Add our whatsapp # 647 853 4419 to your contacts for future communications.
If you have any questions, please mail to info@handicareintl.org Program Details
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In 2017, Handi-Care Intl. and Amar Seva Sangam created the Enabling Inclusion (EI) app and program which has won global recognition in 4 continents and covered by the international media. The program has benefitted over 2500 children with disabilities and with published results in prestigious journals and conferences which show improved child development, decreased caregiver strain, improved family empowerment and improved child school enrollment and inclusion. |
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