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Child Help Foundation (CHF) and Filaantro Volunteered to Raise funds for Assam Flood Relief

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Social WorkAssam Flood Relief, Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), Child Help Foundation (CHF), Filaantro, Jiji John, leading crowdfunding partner, Mr. Shaji Varghese

Child Help Foundation (CHF) and Filaantro Volunteered to Raise funds for Assam Flood Relief

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India]: Child Help Foundation (CHF), a Pan India non-profit organization, and its leading crowdfunding partner Filaantro came together to help the needy and raise funds for the Assam Flood Relief. Under the Humanitarian Relief Program, the organizations are reaching out to flood-affected families in different areas in Assam. Currently, Assam is one of the flood-prone states in the country, and according to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), 55 villages are currently under flood waters and 237 hectares of crop areas have been damaged across the state. Child Help Foundation (CHF) and Filaantro help individuals and organizations to raise…

Child Help Foundation with IIFL Foundation Initiated Bazaar Haat Project in Gulabi Gaon, Nashik

Dr. Bharati Pawar, Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Laid the Foundation Stone Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India]: Child Help Foundation (CHF) in collaboration with India Infoline Limited (IIFL) Foundation laid the foundation stone for Business Hub and Community Hall in Bhintghar Village, Nashik, Maharashtra. The Foundation Stone of the Business Hub as a part of Village Development Project was done by Dr. Bharati Pawar, Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare of India. The event started with the ceremonial lighting of a lamp and concluded with the felicitation ceremony and empowering words by the dignitaries from the Government, Village residents…

Child Help Foundation (CHF) took initiative for Beach Cleaning in collaboration with another NGO For Future India

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India]: Child Help Foundation (CHF) a Pan-India, non-profit organization took the initiative for beach clean-up in Maharashtra and Odisha. In Mumbai, CHF volunteered the cleaning of many beaches such as Arnala, Danapani, Gorai, Juhu, Khardanda, Velankanni, Mira Bhayander, Gorai, Uttan, Bhayander Khadi and Manori in partnership with another NGO called ‘For Future India’. Along with Maharashtra, CHF alone took the responsibility of cleaning Puri beach in Odisha. There were around 779 volunteers who were involved in the cleaning of the beaches. The volunteers collected and removed 1,85,960 kgs of debris and plastic materials from the beaches. Marine pollution…