News & Updates

Introducing a new Ngo Partner: Aastha Chrysalis

15-09-2015

We welcome Aastha Chrysalis

A group of volunteers work with 200 poor children with aim to help them in their studies on a daily basis at Bandra (E).The activities includes confidence building activities, Story book & Art Session, study session and understanding children’s issues.

Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust was so pleased to know Aastha Chrysalis programme that had no second thought when approached for food assistance.

Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust took initiative and arranged for sponsors in a matter of few days. Children are served evening meal from July 27,2015. We welcome Aastha Chrysalis

Ratna Nidhi In SCMM 2016

02-09-2015

Ratna Nidhi In Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon 2016

1, 43,442 meals served June - August 2015

01-09-2015

Food For Education: Statistics of the Quarter

Totally 1, 43,442 meals were served in the months of June/July/August 2015.

19,782 Garments distributed from April 2015 to August 2015

31-08-2015

In past 5 months, (April to August 2015) we have distributed 18,646 garments to different NGOs working with street & slum children

Nepal Earthquake warm clothes collection

28-04-2015

SUPPORT OUR EMERGENCY RELIEF RESPONSE TO THE DEVASTATING 7.9 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE AFFECTING NEPAL

Thus far, we have sent 3519 garments, 1125 packets of sing/chana as food packets, 400 blankets and 16 cartons of biscuits have been sent.

More such items are collected and they will be sent in next installment.

Screening Camp at Dhanbad ? 11th to 13th Apr 2015

11-04-2015

Dhanbad is the largest city in the state of Jharkhand. It is also known as the coal capital of India.

Dhanbad is famous for its coal mining and has some of the largest mines in India. Tata Steel, BCCL, ECL and IISCO (Indian Iron And Steel Company) are some of the companies having coal mines in the district.

On one hand where Dhanbad is famous for its coal mines and industrial establishments with 112 coal mines, on the other hand these mines sometimes act as a cause of infection for their workers. As a result of this infection their legs have to be amputated.

This bitter fact became our driving force to have a screening camp in the city of Dhanbad. A team of 4 Technicians & our Project coordinator headed to Dhanbad. We did a 3 day screening camp at Damien Social Welfare Centre.

Untiringly our technicians worked hard diagnosing and taking measurements of hundreds of disabled people who came to our camp. Under the able management of our Project Head, this screening camp was successfully concluded with below statistics:

Jaipur Foot – 78

Calipers – 54

Crutches – 45

Hearing Aid – 222

Total - 399