Community Development Unit of Bethesda Hospital Indonesia Expand view Jl. Jend. Sudirman 70 Yogyakarta 55224 Goal: CD Bethesda will work in the community for 7-10 years. During this time the community will understand their problem and root of the problem structurally and functionally. Indicator: a decrease of IMR, incidence of disease along with increase in income and establishment of the community based resourse strategey system
Hotline Center Foundation Thailand Expand view 145/6 Viphavadee 20 Road Chatuchak Bangkok 10900 To serve the Thai community with psychological counselling. The resource centre is not open to the public http://www.hotline.or.th
Indonesian Society for the Care of Children with Disabilities|Yayasan Pembinaan Anak Cacat (YPAC) Indonesia Expand view Hang Jebat II 2 Blok F IV Kebayoran Baru Jakarta 12120 Concerned with the total care of children with disabilitities, concerning all kinds of rehabilitation - medical, educational , social and pre-vocational rehabilitations
Spastics Society of India|National Resource Centre for Inclusion (NRCISS) India Expand view Bandra Reclamation K.C. Marg Bandra (West) Mumbai 400 050 The organisation networks with organisations working towards rehabilitation, including the disabled, cancer and leprosy patients, women and substance abusers. NCCP, SSI has disabled staff and board members. They have a resource centre which is open to the public and an enquiry service which is accessible by letter or telephone http://www.nrcissi.org
Terre des Hommes (TDH) Rehabilitation Centre|King Edward Memorial Hospital India Expand view Rasta Peth Pune 411011 This is a day-care centre based in a hospital. Its main aims are the medical diagnosis and management of physical, mental and emotional problems using a multi-disciplinary approach. Networking and advocacy is done for all types of disability through collaboration with various service providers looking after the promotion of education and skills. Nearly 15 000 children attend the centre each year. The resource centre is not open to the public
Sri Lanka Association of Professional Social Workers (SLAPSH) Sri Lanka Expand view 191, Dharmapala Mawatha Colombo 07 SLAPSW's aims include: Upkeeping professional standards of social work; Training and research in human resource development; Working with the National Institute of Social Development in Sri Lanka in producing a quality workforce for social development; Produce local social work literature for public education; Undertake community development work in all parts of the country. The SLAPSW resource centre is open to the public
Voluntary Health Services Society (VHSS) Bangladesh Expand view 273 Baitul Aman Housing Society Road No.1, Adabar Shyamoli, Dhaka 1207 VHSS aims to help advance health policies and priority issues in Bangladesh by promoting need orientated activities that are appropriate, realistic and equitable in partnership with NGOs and Government organisations to achieve optimum Health for All. The VHSS resource centre is open to the public
International Nursing Services Ass, India (INSA/INDIA) India Expand view 5/1 Benson Cross Road Benson Town, Bangalore Karnataka 560046 The organisation trains trainers to establish need based health development and AIDS prevention projects in remote areas of India, Nepal and Bangladesh. The training programmes conducted offer follow-up services to each trainee in their place of work and establishes a long term relationship with the trainee. The training programme deals with all aspects of health.
Nest Sri Lanka Expand view Kåie House 241 Beach Road Hendala Wattala Aims to see happiness, promote justice and freedom, lift the stigmatisation of labelling, promote understanding and promote coping mechanisms within the community
Indian Institute of Youth and Development (IIYD) India Expand view Kalinga Khandhamal Orissa Its objectives are the promotion of youth groups; to provide skills training; to take up development work; educate the disadvantaged on health care; and to provide disability care and prevention. Its resource centre is open to the public
CBR Development and Training Centre Indonesia Expand view J1. Adisucipto KM.7 Colomadu Solo 57176 The CBR DTC aims to solve disability issues through community development. This will be achieved by promoting the use of CBR as the most efficient way of preventing disability and improving quality of life of people with disabilities in every family, community and country. The CBR DTC resource center is open to the public
Social Assistance and Rehabilitation for|the Physically Vulnerable (SARPV) Bangladesh Expand view 3/8 Block-F Lalmatia, Mohammadpur Dhaka-1207 The aim of SARPV is to build a barrier-free environment for disabled people and to ensure their equal rights and opportunities in the main stream of social life. Its objectives are to raise awareness about disability isses in society; generate and explore employment opportunities; enable socio-economic rehabilitation; and establish equal rights and opportunities. SARPV runs an inclusive school, and has a library that is for SARPV staff and library members (see website for details) http://www.sarpv.net
Mount Horeb Glory Ministry (Individual) India Expand view House 1-3-447/A/3 Kavadiguda Hyderabad 500080 The Ministry aims to undertake social service works by opening social service camps to serve the poor and deserving; mainly rural folk. Priorities are: HIV/AIDS prevention activitites and medical aid; Public health education centres and information exchange programmes
Christian Education Department|Myanmar Baptist Convention (MBC) Myanmar Expand view 506 Min Ye Kyaw Sha Road Lanma Daw Township Yangon The Early Childhood Development Programme of the Christian Education Department offers training and education to those working with children to raise awareness of the needs of young children - including parents and pre-school teachers. They produce health learning materials. Resource centre not open to the public
Society for Health Education (SHE) Maldives Expand view G Alikuraage Banafsaamagu 20-04 SHE's objectives are to improve the quality of life of the Maldavian population; to harness the expertise of national professionals on a voluntary basis for development programmes; and to raise awareness on health and social issues http://www.she.org.mv/
