NGOs FIGHTING AIDS IN INDIA

UPDATED: 3 September 2004

SEARCH ENGINE FOR A CURRENT MAINTAINED LIST OF NGOs

list of NGO's from NACO. (This 1998 list is not currently supported by NACO, so use with caution)

Some of the NGOs I have been in contact with, listed alphabetically by the city where they are active.

• Bangalore

  ASHA Foundation

  Chair: Dr. Glory Alexander <alex@serc.iisc.ernet.in>. Free clinic and school education.

• Chennai(Madras)

  MEDIA Foundation

  Chair: Dr. Jaya Shreedhar <jrajan@md2.vsnl.net.in>. Care and prevention of HIV in India.

• Delhi

  NAZ foundation Trust

  Chair: Ms. Angali Gopalan <anjali@naz.unv.ernet.in>. Care and prevention of HIV in India.

  SHARAN

  Chair: Mr. Luke Sampson <lukesam@del2.vsnl.net.in>. Care and prevention of HIV in India.

• Lucknow/US

  ASHA, the Hope

  An organization dedicated to the support of basic education in India.

• Mumbai

  Humsafar Trust

  Mr. Ashok Row Kavi <humsafar@vsnl.com>. Reserach, prevention and counseling of Lesbian,Gay,Bisexual,Transgender community.

• Nasik

  SOS Foundation

  Dr. Ramesh Gowd <sos@bom2.vsnl.net.in>. Free clinic and school education.

National and International NGOs

• Bihar region

  Regional AIDS Training Network and Center in India (RATNEI)

  Contact: Dr. Mohan Saha and Vanessa Melamede <Venessa Melamede>. RATNEI is a project of The International Health Organization, Boston USA. RATNEI brings together the most distinguished AIDS experts from leading U.S. and Indian institutions and agencies to train several thousand health sector personnel in India and other South Asian countries on HIV/AIDS, with a special focus upon eastern and northeastern states of India. It is based at Patna, India.