Tuesday 17 December 2013

Relief India Trust: Say Good Bye to the Deadly Diseases!

Relief India Trust NGO
The Relief India Trust helps build and renewing lives. It works for the betterment of the lifestyles of the poor and needy. Being one of the very few non-profit organizations, the trust solely works for the prevention of poverty and scarcity from the society. They don't feed any greed of fame or power among themselves but the members of the Relief India Trust NGO are truly modest and sympathetic. Their motive is firm and direct: to ensure relief for the poverty stricken. It is most unfortunate to state that due to the increased population rate, not only in India but all around the world, poverty level is tremendously increasing. It is almost impossible to overcome this alarming situation now. Yet, many steps could be taken to somehow get a grip over it. The two basic steps are
  • Donating, this plays a vital role in dividing the bread fairly.
  • Building reliable relief trusts that ensure well served donations.
The Relief India Trust NGO is one of the most reliable trusts in India where donations are spent in the best means possible. They run various camps all around the country which mainly include blood donation camps, health care check-up camps, and disability check-up camps. There are rehabilitation centers running all around the country by the RIT that spread awareness among people concerning medical and educational fields. The trust put major emphasis on providing medical facilities to the poor and to the unaware public. Various awareness camps are doing the best of their jobs in providing alertness to the general public about the deadly disease like Cancer, HIV, AIDs, and Thalassemia. In order to facilitate better quality of life, Relief India Trust Wiki understands the importance of awareness among people about such dangerous diseases. Special relief programs for Thalassemia patients are established. The disease being the most dangerous and common among young children requires a lot of care and attention. For this purpose, the RIT supplies free medicines to thalassemia patients and conducts blood donation camps specifically for thalassemia patients and supplies the blood to different hospitals for the treatment of patients who require weekly blood transplants.
The hazardous disease thalassemia demands 24/7 care and attention to the patients as it requires blood transplant every week. This is why social media resources are widely used for awareness of this deadly disease and other media is also used for the awareness among people living in rural areas. They are told about the availability of free treatment and medicine and help at their door steps so everyone could become beneficent of their campaigns.
In conclusion, the RIT is one of the very few NPOs that don't only help the needy through cash donations and food supplies but nips 'poverty' in the bud. They understand that the penurious don't only lack food or clothing but they are deprived of health, education and care. Relief India Trust fights the diseases itself and protects not only the deprived but the whole society. Relief India Trust feels; Relief India Trust understands.

4 comments:

  1. It is good to see that some NGOs (like Relief India Trust) working for this and helping poor people against these deadly diseases.

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  2. Relief India Trust is doing a very good job. It is hard to find this kind of people who works for others. I am proud of you Relief India Trust.

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  3. There are lot of poor children in this world who goes sleep and wakes up hungry thrice or more in the week. We should do some effort for those. Because no one deserves

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  4. The little-2 things makes big effect. These NGOs works for children by giving them little smiles but this results a big change in the world. We should also help these NGOs and appreciate their works. Here is a good example how they works:

    http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-12-23/chennai/45509580_1_christmas-guardian-angels-hubert

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