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Floods >> Materials Needed
 
  Mumbai Flood Relief and Rehabilitation Resource Centre 
in association with Times Foundation

 
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The National Society for Clean Cities-India is a charitable organisation founded in 1972 by Begum Zehra Ali Yuvar Jung, wife of the Former of Governor of Maharashtra Nawab Ali Yuvar Jung. In 1976, the Society established a Children's Complex at Bandra where over 40 different programmes- educational,nutritional, health related, skill oriented and recreational- are all undertaken for the over all development of underprivileged children and women living in 34 slums around the area.

On 26th July 2005, due to the heavy down pour and the subsequent flooding, the entire children's complex was under 10 feet of water for two full days. The floods have damaged and destroyed almost everything including the furniture, fixtures, infrastructural facilities, electrical installations, electronic and other equipment. In addition, 3 months stock of provisions stored for mid-day meals, medicines and health care facilities and materials for skill oriented programmes including computers were all destroyed. All these facilities were built over a period of time with the munificence of several large hearted persons and institutions and it will take the Society a very long time to rebuild and restart the activities meant for the underprivileged children and women.

The Institution seeks the help and support of philanthropically inclined individuals and organisations to come forward and help so that the infrastructural facilities can be rebuilt and the Society could restart its programmes for the poor who themselves have been victims of the nature's havoc recently.

The National Society is registered under the Societies Registration Act and the Bombay Public Trusts Act. All donations are exempt from Incime Tax under Section 80 (g).

I request you to kindly extend all possible help in cash and kind to the Society. For details please contact:

Mr.K.C.Nainan,Executive Director, 
National Society for Clean Societies-India
590, Ali Yuvar Jung Marg, Kherwadi, Bandra (East), Mumbai-400051
Telephone: (022) 26473742/26478941
E-mail: kc_nainan@hotmail.com 

Thank you,

S.GANESAN 
ganesans@powersurfer.net
 
Oct 1, 2005
 
hi ! this is kunika , and I am the secretary of an ngo called CHIP (supporting children in pain).we have adopted the K west ward  schools and we need approx 980000 copies.we would be grateful if you could spread the word around and help us to meet our target. in addittion to these copies we require compass boxes, and school bags.9800 in number. OUR CONTACT NUMBERS ARE; sunita bannerjee (president CHIP) 9820324837. I am in the U.S.will be back on the 2nd sept.pls do contact us. kunika sadanand lall  
August 29, 2005
 
Janjagruti NGO working in rural of Maharashtara in Chiplun taluka villages were flood has distroyed some 15 villages with its livelihood.

We need help from all of you to rehabilate them with his livelihood material.

We are requested you to please give us help in kind of material which you can provide us to Chiplun office or you can send it at our mumbai office

Following major things we need:

cloths for adult and children
School stationery and uniforms
Utencils
and others material which you can offer.
Please reply to us quickly as possible

Name and Address of Orgnisation

project Address:
Janjagruti
8, Satyam, Kaviltali,
Chiplun, Dist: Ratnagiri
contact person: Sanjay Sawant Phone Mobile: 9422431515

Mumbai Contact:

KM 24 , Sunderbaug Wadi,
Near Deonar BEST Depot,
Sion-Trombay Road,
Deonar, Mumbai-400088
Contact person: Deepak Dhopat Mobile: 9869475185, 24500126

Attaching herewith the profile of our organisation

Thanks

Deepak Dhopat

Deepak Dhopat
Executive Group Member,
JanJagruti, 
janngo@rediffmail.com
Mumbai Office: KM24, Sunderbaug, Near Deonar BEST Depot, Sion Trombay Road, Deonar, Mumbai-400088.
Phone o. 022-24500126, 09869475185, 09422431515
Registered Ofice: 8, Satyam, KavilaTali,
Chiplun,
Dist: Ratnagiri, Maharashtra
August 25, 2005

 

 

Kurla falls in the L ward, which extends from Chunabhatti to Powai. What compounds Kurla's plight is that it is low-lying and the Mithi river passes through it.  Kurla  plagued by mounds of garbage at every street corner, Kurla seems to be teetering on the brink of an epidemic. Already, workers at the 12 civic health posts here have their hands full treating patients with fever and vomiting— the first symptoms of viral and bacterial infections spread through water. Barely 20 kilometres from the BMC headquarters, in the putrid bylanes of Kurla, women have been washing clothes and utensils in sewage. No wonder then that the last few days have seen a surge in cases of water-borne diseases.

We found garbage heaps—even rotting foodgrains dumped by wholesellers after the floods—on the arterial roads, including the Andheri-Kurla road, the 90-feet road and S G Barve Marg even after nearly a month. Most of the health posts are unmanned because doctors have been diverted to a greater need, the landslide site in Saki Naka. The health post near the railway station has a lone health worker. The vaccines stored have lost their potency, as there has been erratic power supply in the area.

 

Also the residents are complaining about food and medical supplies being given to selected group of people. The garbage is not being lifted in the area. Also the necessary fumigation has not been done to stop the outbreak of epidemic.

 

BMC has refused to give notebooks to students studying in private schools they would be just giving the books to students of BMC schools.

 

Majority of the residents of slums are not aware about the help BMC is giving and about TATA group which is coordinating the relief effort.
 
 
Anwer Hussain
Kurla Vikas Samiti
Kurla Municipal School
Near Hotel Naharsiman
2nd floor
Kurla (W)
Mumbai
 
56241598 / 56241599
Cell: 9820939134

Aug 20, 2005
 
list of medicines required by World Vision. 
Biju Abraham | Program Manager – ADP Mumbai | World Vision India | 
Tel: (022) 28501223, 28501512, 28504217 | 
Also a medical camp is happening on from Sunday at the Bancholia High School, Mahavir Nagar Kandivali. It is open to all.

Thank you
Wendell D'Cunha
Times Foundation

NAME OF MEDICINE

PACKING

QUANTITY

Promethyzene syrup

1 ltr

3

Duramol susp

60ml

60

Amoxy dry ayp

30ml

30

Nortee – Z tab

10x10

3

Loperamide tab

100

6

Sodamint tab color

1000

3

Neomycin oint

1 tube

72

Salbutamol syp

500ml

3

Para+ CPM 500 tab

1000

1

IBU+ para tab

100

6

Metocolopramide tab

100

6

Entihist

100

6

Winlyte (ORS pdr)

28.5mg

75

B complex tab plain

1000

3

Chlorine tab

1000

5

Cotrimethoxazole tab

100

3

Almox cap

100

3

Topmox125 dt

20x15

3

Dicyclomine tab

100

3

Gentamycin drop

5ml

72

Furagyl syp

500ml

3

Ferrous sulphate tab

1000

3

Tiobend tab

1tab

300

Calcium lactate tab

1000

3

Doxy cap

100

10

Tetracycline cap

100

10

Tetanus toxoid inj

5ml

9

2ml syringe

1pc

100

IBU+ para tab

100

30

IBU+ para tab

100

20

Famot 20

100

40

Doxy cap

100

30

Tetracycline cap 250 mg

100

30

Tetracycline cap 250 mg

100

20

Chloroquine tab

100

30

Amoxy dry ayp

300ml

65

Nortee – Z tab

10x10

10

Loperamide tab

100

20

Sodamint tab color

1000

9

Para + cpm

1000

6

Metocolopramide tab

100

10

Cetrizine dehyd tab

100

10

B complex tab plain

1000

10

Amoxicillin cap

100

30

Amoxydt125mg tab

10x20

10

Dicyclomine tab

100

10

Ferrous sulphate tab

1000

8

Tiobend tab

1tab

300

Calcium lactate tab

1000

10

Tetanus toxoid inj

5ml

30

2ml syringe+ needle

1pc

300

Metronidazole 400mg

100

50

Duramol susp

60ml

40

Pyrakem susp

60ml

52

Fungdid oint

15gm

60

Wintil

70

10

Trimozol susp

60ml

50

Medcoril cough syp

100ml

250

Fungdid oint

15gm

140

Floxibact syp

30ml

10

Neomycin oint

1tube

48

Gentamycin drop

5ml

240

Efcorlin drop

10ml

10

Aug 19, 2005

 
SAHER (Society for Awareness, Harmony and Equal Rights) is working in Jogeshwari (east) since last 8 years. We work on issues like illiteracy, drug abuse, civic issues and issues related to women. 
Jogeshwari (east) is a densely populated area including slums and buildings. Meghwadi, Majaswadi, Caves road, Maharaj Bhuvan, Ambika Nagar and Chacha
Nagar are densely populated slum areas and are worst affected areas during this flood, as these are low lying areas. 
Around 500 families are affected. Majaswadi alone has witnessed 11 casualties. All these areas have suffered grave losses both in terms of human lives and livelihood. Children have been worst affected since their books and school uniforms has been washed away in the rains. We fear the dire consequences of these children dropping out of schools owing to such losses.
Immediate relief needs of the population:
. Food
. Medical Assistance
. Educational Resources
. Shelter in some areas
Medical Camps have been set up in some areas, but acute shortage of food persists. We need support and assistance in terms of financial and material resources to procure food substance for the affected people at the earliest. And also provision of books, notebooks and school uniforms for the children
to be able to continue going to schools. 
We would also like to draw your attention to Hanuman Nagar situated in Kandivili (east). This area has been very badly affected and requires immediate relief in terms of food, medical assistance and shelter. 
Our contact numbers are:
Sheikh Masood Akhtar (President SAHER)- 9323202572
Rama Shyam ( Research Scholar, Tata Institute of Social Science)- 9323508133
Aug 19, 2005
 
We would like to source old clothes for children (ages 2-20) that VOICE reaches out to through our 4 centres and 3 street schools, especially for those affected by the recent floods. Could you let me know more on this or who we can contact. Thks. 
Regards,
Rajashri Bansiwar
for VOICE
voice@bom5.vsnl.net.in 
Aug 19, 2005
 
One Lakh Note Book Campaign

 

The recent floods in Western Maharashtra have created havoc in many villages in Kolhapur, Sangli, Solapur, Satara and Pune.  Though Mumbai City, Konkan areas received a lot of attention many of the villages in above districts have been neglected of relief and solidarity to the affected people. Water was stagnant in these villages minimum 5 to 8 days. This has resulted in damage of crops, their mud houses, kitchen vessels and provisions. One of the most affected are the school children who lost their textbooks and notebooks.  

 

Most of the schools in affected area will be functioning from 22nd August 2005. Though the government has agreed to provide text books (which may take some time) there is no commitment to provide notebooks and other materials such as pencils, school bags etc to these children. Some schools have lost all collection of library books, furnitures, uniforms of NCC etc. The immediate response of CYDA is to put school children as a priority and see that their education is not affected in any way.

 

CYDA has decided to mobilize 1 lakhs notebooks to be distributed among the children in these affected schools. We request you to supply with notebooks or make a commitment to provide notebooks to these children. Please drop the notebooks before 25th August 2005 at CYDA, Flat No.4, Vasanttara, Near Hotel Surya, Off Ghole Rd, Deccan Ghymkhana, Pune 411004.  Or call us at Tele: 020-25533168/167 we will pick up the note books if they are in larger quantity. (Donations to CYDA are exempted as per 80G of IT Act).

 

  Other Materials immediately required are:

 

  1. Pencils, pens and school bags,
  2. Kitchen Vessels for cooking including stove
  3. Grains & Pulses, Sugar, Masala
  4. Tarpaulin sheets
  5. Temporary shelters
  6. Shelter repairing items such as cement, bricks, sand etc
  7. Volunteer Expenses
  8. Veterinary Medicine for animals
  9. Fodder for animals 

Because of agencies such as CII (Pune and Mumbai), Forbes Marshall, Kirloskar Oil Engines, Business and Community Foundation, Sanvedana Trust, Tata Motors and other individuals and institutes we could distribute following items like medicine, stove, grains, clothes, volunteer expenses to 1000s of families. We also acknowledge the efforts taken by Radio Mirchi to mobilize resource for the same.

 

Mathew Mattam

Director. Mobile 9373308126 

cyda@vsnl.com

Aug 20, 2005

 
Damu Nagar in Kandivali East is the second largest slum after Dharavi in Mumbai.
A delegation of about 20 women visited me on 15th August. They have still NOT received 10 kg rice, 10 kg. wheat, and 10 litre of kerosene that the Govt. promised them, so far. And lot of "golmal" in the dole distribution. Many have still not received any monetary compensation.  The Govt. officers roaming with police and so-called local leaders distribute money to their selective people and not to those affected. They also reported of water shortage. One old woman reported that she had lost her son in electrocution, but has not received any assistance so far. She had come with two grand children. I have asked her to bring the death certificate so that the needful can be done.  
Dr. Leo Rebello
Tel. 28872741
leorebello@vsnl.com 
Aug 17, 2005
 
I am writing on behalf of the organisation community outreach programme. This is with regard to the distribution of old clothes available with any org. We would like to avail of at least 1000 pairs of the clothes for distribution in Ambernath and Vitalwadi were many have been found to be in need. we hope you will let us know. 
Rosamma George corp_india@yahoo.co.in
Aug 17, 2005
 
Holy Cross Church, the NGO is working in Kurla with 500 families in "Christian Village". Several families are sheltered in the Church. They are running a common kitchen which caters for 2000 people. They need food-grains, gas cylinders, buckets, utensils etc. There is also a need for clothes and bed-sheets. 
Florencio D'Souza at 9819865124
Aug 17, 2005
 
BUILD needs food in P-North Ward (Malad East & West) and Bandra (East). 
Areas working: P-North Ward (Malad East & West) and Bandra (East). Needs: The NGO has supplied 3 days food rations (dal, oil, sugar and other supplementary items). The items are supplied from Vashi. BUILD is coordinating with government and other agencies to supply again as the
people in this community still do not have access to food material. They need further supplies. 
Mr. Valeri at 9870196569 
 
The NGO is currently working in Bandra (East) and Khar (East). They need food packets, each costing Rs350, for 1000 families. They will be distributing the kits in the next 2-3 days. The are also in the process of making detailed assessments of long term needs. 
Contact: Dr.Potdar at 9820183454 
Aug 17, 2005
 
Damu Nagar in Kandivali East is the second largest slum after Dharavi in Mumbai.
A delegation of about 20 women visited me on 15th August. They have still NOT received 10 kg rice, 10 kg. wheat, and 10 litre of kerosene that the Govt. promised them, so far. And lot of "golmal" in the dole distribution. Many have still not received any monetary compensation.  The Govt. officers roaming with police and so-called local leaders distribute money to their selective people and not to those affected. They also reported of water shortage. One old woman reported that she had lost her son in electrocution, but has not received any assistance so far. She had come with two grand children. I have asked her to bring the death certificate so that the needful can be done.  
Dr. Leo Rebello
Tel. 28872741
leorebello@vsnl.com  
Aug 17, 2005
 
MessageAn organisation called Prem Seva Mahila Mandal working in Kalyan (west) urgently requires 3000 notebooks. The contact address is
Ms. Stella Morais
Prem Seva Mahila Mandal,
Masoba Maidan,
Kalyan (w)
Phone no: 95251- 2207464 & 9820092831
Aug 16, 2005
 
Salokha a project of College of Social Work , Nirmal Niketan involved in the relief work in the flood situation in Mumbai.

We intend to organise the health camps in the Kherwadi area. We will require the medicines for the same. We request you to help us by providing the medicines so that we will be reach out to the more people. The camps start at 4 p.m. today.

Jalidar Adsule.
Director-Salokha. 9820442889

Sr. No. Name Category

1. Beplex Elixir Vitamins
2.         Beplex Forte Elixir Vitamins
3. Beplex Forte Tablets Vitamins
4. Beplex Zee Capsules Vitamins
5. Codylex Linctus Antitussive
6. Codylex Plus Tablet Anticold – Antitussive
7. Lactes Digestive Enzyme
8. Loran-D Tablets Antiallergic- decongestant
9. Maximin Drops Vitamins
10. Maximin Forte Syrup Vitamins
11. Maximin Forte Tablet Vitamins
12. Maximin Infusion Parental Vitamins
13. Papytazme Syrup Digestive Enzyme
14. Papytazme Tablet Digestive Enzyme
15. Rimodar DT Digestive Enzyme
16. Rimodar Forte Tablets Antimalarials
17. SYU Protein supplement
18. Tab. Flucanazole
19. Tab. Griseofulvin
20. Tab. & Syrup Paracetomol
21. Tab. & Syrup Metrogyle
22. Tab. Ciproflaxacin
23. Lomofen
24. Tab. & Syp. Choloroquine
25. Tab. Ranitidine
26. Tab. Doxxclylin
27. Tab. & Syp. Gelusil
28. Tab. Voveran ( 50mg)
29. Tab. & Syp. Ibuqeesic Pluse
30. Tab. & Syp. Cetrizine
31. Anti – Fungal , Bacterial, Allergic Skin Cream

Aug 16, 2005
 
Residents of Slums in Andheri (W) have not received any help from BMC
Residents of Goni Area and other slums have not received food and other medical goods distributed by BMC and in other areas there has been uneven distribution the officials did not check any details and went ahead distributing the goods and gave the material to even people not affected by floods
Roshni Oliveria
982006523
August 16, 2005
 
As you are aware of the massive destruction caused by heavy rainfalls in Mumbai on the 26/07/2005 especially for a majority of slum dwelling locals whose households were completely submerged in water with all means to survive as rations, basic necessities and educational materials for children were destroyed.

I would like to invite your kind attention that Social Development Centre (SDC) is actively involved in the relief services in providing adequate means to the affected families for sustenance especially our parent beneficiaries who are beggars and domestic workers of the Khar Danda experiencing the worst nightmares of the lives.

The appeal is forwarded to well wishers like you for supporting this cause and donate generously towards the following requirements for the flood affected families.

SR.NO. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY

1. Bedsheets - 100 nos.
2. Towels - 100 nos.

3. Utensils
a) Plates - 36 nos.
b) Glasses - 36 nos.
c) Small Vatis - 36 nos.
d) Big Cooking Vessel - 36 nos.
e) Small Cooking Vessel - 36 nos.

4. Clothes
a) Sarees - 50 nos.
b) Pant/Shirt - 20 nos.
c) Kids Wear - 50 nos

5. Educational Aids
a) School Uniforms (Municipal) - 50 nos
b) School Bags  - 50 nos.
c) Raincoats for kids - 50 nos.
d) Notebooks - 250 nos.
e) Text books - 1st /2nd/ 3rd Eng. Medium
f) Crayons/ Water colours etc. - 100 nos.

6. Rations
a) Rice - 300 kgs.
b) Wheat - 300 kgs.
c) Oil - 50 kilos.

Name: vijay karande
Organisation: social development centre
Email: socialdevelopmentcentre@yahoo.com
Telephone:: 9892954019
 
Just to let you know that an all-India collection campaign by Shell India staff is being organised to support the relief work you are already doing. 
We will be routing all our contributions via Goonj (www.goonj.info ). regards Shailaja.Sharma@shlng.com Aug 13, 2005
 
Aasra - Helping people in despair
A4, Tanwar View Coop. Hsg. Society,
Plot No. 43, Sector -7, Koparkhairane,
Navi Mumbai 400 709, India.
 Tel:   Helpline : 27546669 (3pm to 9pm)  Office: 27546667 (3pm to 9pm)
WWW.BEFRIENDERSINDIA.ORG
EMAIL: AASRAHELPLINE@YAHOO.COM
(Registered with Commissioner for Charitable Trusts, Govt. of Maharashtra, Regn. No. E 2047)

Navimumbai Swayamsevi Sanghatnanche Vyaspith have teemed up with the NGO Forum Navi Mumbai and The Thane-Belapur Industries Association (TBIA) to co-ordinate relief efforts so that aid can reach the remotest corners of Navi Mumbai, Panvel, Thane-Kalwa, Badlapur, Diva areas , where affected people are suffering due to unhygienic conditions, and acute shortage of food grains ,water supply, clothing, educational books, notebooks, pens, pencils, mats, bedsheets , anti-biotic medicines and plastic tarpaulin sheets. It is essential that these disaster ravaged areas be supported by one and all. For this purpose, the Ngo's and industries have come together to appeal to the citizens of Navi Mumbai and Mumbai: To donate generously so that these essential needs can
be met with at the earliest. The members of all the three bodies have agreed to designate collection and distribution centers in each node so that the NGO's
from the respective collection zones will find it easier to collect the required materials and distribute them quickly to the affected areas. Listed below are the collection centers in and around Navi Mumbai.

Vashi.
Bharat Sevashram Sangh, Vashi Goan.
Contact: Swamiji Prashantananda-9820507469. &
Manavdas-9820671245.,27811296.

Alert India-1st Floor, Cidco Community Center, Sector
4, Vashi.
Contact: Daisy Gangurde- 9821087533.,27824134,56115835

Sharan
Contact- Maya Kishore-27661849,27659454,27654744.

Sanpada.
Aashray.
Contact: Dr. Juhi Wagh- 27621149.

Nerul.
Nirmaan, Sector 9, Cidco Community Center,Nerul(E).
Contact: Radhika-9821167303, Pradip- 9892367983.

Children of the World-Nerul west. 5 mins from station.
Contact: Susan Jacob-56161421,27720765,27862716.

CBD Belapur.
Stree Mukti Sanghatna, 1st floor,Sector 4, Cidco
Community Center.
Contact- Anita- 27578567.
Mahila Vikas Mandal, 1st floor, Sector 4, Cidco
Community Cemter.
Contact- Pramila Mhatre-27573324,Mrs Dhumaal-27570072.
Lions Club Balwadi,  1st Floor ,Sector 4, Cidco
Community Center.
Contact: Ms Lakshmi Narayan Patil.

Kopar Khairane.
AASRA-(3pm-9pm) sector 7, plot43, Tanwar view chs.A-4.
Contact- Johnson Thomas-9820466726,27546667,
Anantharaman-9823185013.

SIWA
Contact: Parameshwaran-27662112,27812787.

Kharghar-
Arphen. Plot No 35/32,Sector 12.
Contact- Gajanan Chauhan-9322601805.

Airoli
Paraplegic Foundation  (10.30-3pm)
Contact: Ms Neelam Shinde- 27641314.

Kalamboli.
Carmel Convent High School, sector 6,Kalamboli.
Contact: Varghese-09870062098

Panvel: Shantivan Ayurvedic center,Near bus-stand
Else contact: Vidya Rao(TISS)-25563290-96 who is
co-ordinating relief efforts in Panvel

On Sunday 14th August, A collection center will be run for the full day. 10.00 am to 9.00pm,at Center One, Vashi.  All donors, in cash and kind are welcome to deposit their donations at this one-stop center. Donations in cash and cheques to be made out to Bharat Sevashram Sangh and Alert India (cheques) only. They can be delivered at any of the above centers. 

   So far the Ngo's have been tackling areas in kalwa, Thane, Badlapur, Diva, Panvel and in these areas aid has been disbursed for the interim period. There are
regions in Navi Panvel, Ghansoli, CBD, Kharghar, Kalamboli, Digha, Airoli where aid has been just a fraction of what is required. The NGO's are trying their best to alleviate this need but find it extremely difficult to generate funds and collections for this purpose. This appeal is for all those who have a conscience and want to contribute for the betterment of society. Please help!!!!  
For further details you can also contact.

Johnson Thomas-9820466726.
(Co-ordinator/NGO Forum)
Director (AASRA)

Aug 12, 2005
 
Khair - e - Ummat an organisation working in Malawni (Malad West) has asked for assistance in disinfecting peoples houses since the water levels rose to 8 feet in the houses. The insects and pests have now entered their whole house. Anyone who can help please contact Mohd. 
Tahir Shaikh 9223232275.
Aug 11, 2005
 
Malwani is badly affeceted by flood on the 26.07.05. Very large number of families has been affected. There has not been much relief been done so far. If there is any kind of sopport- food grains, medicine, clothing, books, bed sheets etc, please contact ; 
Amalalay Mahila/ Balvikas Kendra
3/20, MHB Colony
Gate No.-8
Malwani (West)
Mumbai-95
Tel; 28443674 (presently its not working) 
"allwyn d'silva" <drtc@vsnl.com>
 
R Ward requires a lot of medicine, clothes, food and family kits since it is badly affected after the rains.
Contact Mr. Dhakne if you do have these materials.- 9820702618
Aug 10, 2005
 
Please contact Mr. John at 9821466242
John has given me a list of domestic things that the 15 families need. For exact figures in each item kindly speak directly to him. The items are: Mattresses, Pillows, bed sheets, blankets, Mats, Zarries, Utencils and crockery, Mixer grinder, containers for storing grain, buckets, mugs, tubs, personal wear of males and females, dress material, readymade shirts and pants, under wears, sarees, petticoats, emergency lights, fans, tube lights, wall clocks, irons, tables, chairs, stools,
washable distemper for interior and exterior, paints and brushes, toiletries, soap, paste, washing powder and cleaning items.
Aug 10, 2005
 
Help required for Holy Cross Church Kurla (W) with Food, Funds and Volunteers 
Contact Fr. Simon Borges Kurla (W) 2514 1367
Aug 8, 2005
 
As you all are aware that Mumbai and its surrounding areas have suddenly faced torrential rains, which devastated these areas severaly, resulting in heavy loss of life & property. Several thousand people have lost their shelter and the basic necessities of life. 
The Government of Maharashtra has initiated the rehabilitation work with the help of various Industry Associations and NGO's. FICCI has been assigned a role to provide UTENSILS, SAREEs & DHOTIs to the affected families. 
I appeal to you to come forward and HELP us in rehabilitating the affected families. May I request you to kindly contribute minimum Rs. 5000 or more to HELP us arranging the procurement. 
Cheque can be made in favour of "FICCI-WRC" 
I look forward to receiving your HELP urgently. 
Sushil Jiwarajka 
For Further Details Contact: 
Mrs. Hema Chaukar:9223246208, Mrs. Sujata Bijwe: 9869259696
FICCI-WRC, 2, ARCADIA, Ground Floor, Nariman Point, Mumbai - 400021 Tel: 022-2288 3143 / 51, Fax: 022-2288 3152, Email: wrc@ficci.com 
 
There are about 20 schools in Andheri which need books for their children Could they contact Pratham at 23851423 and Kishor Bhamre or Meera Tendoolkar will do the needful . Farida, August 08, 2005 
 
The recent floods in Kalamboli have left every thing destroyed at the ground floor wards of our hospice which takes care of HIV-AIDS patients. (70 inmates + 20 staff in our 2 AIDS hospice) We managed to save all our patients by shifting them to the first floor wards just in time, some of them being in the terminal stage. Our kitchen is yet not functioning and we are depending on the daily supply of food from our individual benefactors. We are in need of the following items at present, other than food grains and toiletries -
Light printed cotton cloth- 50 meters
White cotton cloth - 50 meters
Printed Bed sheets - 50
Any one who wants to offer help can contact us on 
27423399-Sister Lekha/ Sister Bede (Administrator)
9820176822--- Dr. Divya Mithel (Medical Officer) <d_mithel@yahoo.com>
Thanking you,Dr. Divya, Jyothis Charitable Trust, Sector11, Plot