Summer camp for Ghazipur school kids
A Summer Camp was held n June 2019 at Ghazipur Primary School. Thank you Divya Rawat , Vinod Rawal read more
Project Nanhi Jaan of Veeranwali Foundation started when some extremely stressful circumstances were experienced at the Advanced Pediatric Center at PGIMER, Chandigarh, a tertiary hospital for children, due to mismatch in critical care equipment, lack of freely available consumables and increased workload because of skewed doctor to patient ratio.
Nanhi Jaan is a cause and effort dedicated to the well-being of underprivileged children. Leading doctors, businessmen, technocrats and professionals of Chandigarh have come together as a family, to be an integral part of Nanhi Jaan, and work towards reducing pain and suffering of poor children
We are working not only to provide critical care equipment to PGIMER and other Govt hospitals, but also to provide medicines and consumables to those who cannot afford the cost. We are also working closely with the doctors to help them make the paper work simple and thus give their maximum time to patient care.
"With various NGOs working in the city with help of many charitable hearts, the dilemma is if the hard earned money they so generously donate will see effective utilization for the cause for which it is donated. Trust and transparency are the USPs of Nanhi Jaan, a project of Veeranwali Foundation and we invite you to be part of our endeavour, walk and work with us, and be a part of the change we are trying to make. What you will receive in return is the smiles of appreciation and gratitude of hundreds of little children. This is the only gift we work for and the only gift we desire."
You can commit to donate a minimum sum per month or give a one-time donation.
Donate critical care equipment for use in PGIMER, General hospital and any other Government institute identified by us.
Donate children books and toys (new or second-hand) to help us make the play area in the Paediatric ICU of PGIMER more lively and inter-active.
You can contribute your time by becoming a Volunteer with Nanhi Jaan. Click on link below to register as a Volunteer
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In March 2020, when the first lockdown was announced in India, in a bid to control COVID-19, the count was still in hundreds. But, everyone knew that it will increase rapidly. By May 19, 2020, more than one lakh Indians had contacted the disease.
In March itself, we had anticipated that the frontline health workers – doctors, nurses, medical practitioners and even police and sanitation workers – urgently need to be equipped with protective equipment like masks, gowns, sanitizers, etc. to prevent them getting exposed to this highly infectious and communicable virus. Keeping this in mind, we started a fundraiser with an initial target of ₹50 lakh. Within a short span of time, generous donors from all walks of life contributed more than the initial target and we managed to collect more than ₹65 lakh. A BIG THANK YOU to all the donors for joining us in the cause. Total spend on our Covid-19 project has been more than ₹67 lakh.A Summer Camp was held n June 2019 at Ghazipur Primary School. Thank you Divya Rawat , Vinod Rawal read more
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On October 4, 2017, Team Nanhi Jaan handed over 100 made to order blankets to the Paediatric
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On May 11, 2017, Team Nanhi Jaan celebrated Joy Of Giving Day. 19 schools from the region participat read more
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