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The entire country is under the pressure of the Coronavirus pandemic, which has taken over a million lives globally. At the same time, Assam is facing severe floods that have destroyed homes. As many as 2 million people have been affected by the floods and the death toll stands at 80+ as of 23rd July 2020. Huge losses have been incurred and lives have been displaced.
Rescue missions have been initiated and relief camps have been successfully set up by the government and non-government organizations to help the stranded individuals and protect the deserted animals.
SHARP NGO, a PAN India 20-year-old organization has been actively working in Assam and northeast for more than a decade has also stepped forward and launched an Assam Flood Relief Operation and pledges to aide to our fullest extent to the people of our country who have been affected by the heavy rains, causing floods.
We request all to actively take part and make contributions to help out the causalities of the flood-hit areas, humans, and animals alike.
Immediate Need
About School Health Annual Report Program:
Sharp Ngo India is a not for profit organization, with the vision of promoting the healthcare of children throughout the third world countries. It is one of India’s largest health network with various projects running all across the country. We have offices all across India of 300 volunteers present across 100+ cities in India and have served over 20,000 schools and 264 villages through 234 projects.
In case you have any questions, suggestions, or feedback, please feel free to reach out to us at sharp@schoolindia.org. You can read more about us here: www.schoolindia.org. School Health Annual Report Programme (SHARP) is a non-govt. organization (NGO) with scientifically planned health programs for school children, professionally managed under the guidance of eminent medical experts, sociologists, educationists, psychologists, nutritional specialists, and others who have a vision of promoting the healthcare of children throughout the third world countries. The program is unique in being the first program to computerize and place health records of children on the internet. The program's innovative approach has made it the most popular school health program in the country with more than a million children across all sections of the society taking benefit out of it through its various projects.
Rescue missions have been initiated and relief camps have been successfully set up by the government and non-government organizations to help the stranded individuals and protect the deserted animals.
SHARP NGO, a PAN India 20-year-old organization has been actively working in Assam and northeast for more than a decade has also stepped forward and launched an Assam Flood Relief Operation and pledges to aide to our fullest extent to the people of our country who have been affected by the heavy rains, causing floods.
We request all to actively take part and make contributions to help out the causalities of the flood-hit areas, humans, and animals alike.
Immediate Need
- Hygiene kit including sanitary pads for women.
About School Health Annual Report Program:
Sharp Ngo India is a not for profit organization, with the vision of promoting the healthcare of children throughout the third world countries. It is one of India’s largest health network with various projects running all across the country. We have offices all across India of 300 volunteers present across 100+ cities in India and have served over 20,000 schools and 264 villages through 234 projects.
In case you have any questions, suggestions, or feedback, please feel free to reach out to us at sharp@schoolindia.org. You can read more about us here: www.schoolindia.org. School Health Annual Report Programme (SHARP) is a non-govt. organization (NGO) with scientifically planned health programs for school children, professionally managed under the guidance of eminent medical experts, sociologists, educationists, psychologists, nutritional specialists, and others who have a vision of promoting the healthcare of children throughout the third world countries. The program is unique in being the first program to computerize and place health records of children on the internet. The program's innovative approach has made it the most popular school health program in the country with more than a million children across all sections of the society taking benefit out of it through its various projects.
