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  :: Our Projects ::
    Expansion of Housing Projects
    Tribal Development Program
    Save a child village project
    Child and Women Health Care
    Care of the Aged
    Expansion of Community Health and
             Clinical Service
    Expansion of Effective intervention in
             HIV/AIDS prevention




  Tribal Development  
 
Tribals are one of the most neglected lots in our society. They receive little or no attention from local, state and national governments. They are deprived of education, healthcare, basic amenities and economic development. HRDS has drawn up several projects for tribal welfare.

The objective of these projects is the total development of the tribal communities by providing them shelter, food, clothing, medical care and education. Mobile healthcare camps will form part of the programmes.

  Save a child Village  
  Acceptance of abandoned and destitude Children and Infants and to give them shelter, motherly care, nursing, proper education and training till attaining maturity.

Save the Children is an internationally active non-governmental organization that enforces children's rights, provides relief and helps support children in developing countries. It was established in the United Kingdom in 1919 in order to improve the lives of children through better education, health care, and economic opportunities, as well as providing emergency aid in natural disasters, war, and other conflicts.

 
"India's development is through villages" - Mahatma Gandhi
 
  When a women is empowered, a family is empowered
  The concept of Self Help groups (SHGs) is the brainchild of Dr Muhammad Yunus of Bangladesh to empower the poor women of that country to earn independent livelihood through self-employment. The sunshine Dr Yunus brought to the dark and squalid alleys of Bangladesh now spreads its golden rays of hope into the lives of millions of poor and down-trodden people around the world. HRDS INDIA began formation of SHGs way back in 1999 on the ‘Yunus model’ of Bangladesh Grameen Bank. 750 SHGs formed by HRDS INDIA are now in Micro Credit operation in Udumbanchola, Peermade and Devikulam taluks in the Idukki district of Kerala, besides 2000 such groups in the tsunami-affected in costal areas of the Kanyakumari district , Tamilnadu, India.

SHGs are human element in the rural development strategy of HRDS INDIA. Each SHG is a team of rural poor who have volunteered to organise themselves into a group for eradication of poverty of the members. They agree to save regularly and convert their savings into a common fund. Members of the group agree to use this and such other fund that they may receive as a group through a common management system.
   
  Our vision
Compassion for downtrodden people and nature , equalize and sustainable Society
   
  Our mission
  Our mission is to promote all aspects of Tribal and Rural development throughout India, with a focus on Kerala and Tamilnadu, integrated approaches to help downtrodden people mobilize for self-sustaining development initiatives. Our efforts are directed at rehabilitating total human development and bringing about social change through awareness as well as forming local level organizations to ensure social justice and self-reliance. We aim to equitable economic conditions of poor communities by realizing the potential of personal skills and resources.