Find non profit organizations in Delhi. Listings include Delhi Yoga Association, Justice Foundation, YOUTH for TRUTH, Safdarjung Hospital Nurse's Union, THINK GOOD Foundation, Adil qasmi official.
Delhi yoga association was founded to promote yoga education teachers and institutes associated with
Justice Foundation is a NGO that provides legal help to the underprivileged and exploited people.. and makes common people aware of their rights this organization has been designat...
AN SECTION 8 NON PROFIT COMPANY WORKING FOR EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENT , AND EMPOWERMENT
This is the OFFICIAL Page of Residents Welfare Association, Block C2A, Pocket 15&16, Janak Puri, New
Yuva seva mandal. This is a group of youth who do sevas in the program like bhandara seva , jhoda seva , jal seva, pandal seva , chai(tea) seva.
This is a Social Activites Like Child Labour & Bounded labour, and Women,Skill Training Plet form
We are a group of education and social development professionals who are passionate about sustainable social development.
International Council, under the aegis of Global Youth, comprises of 15 International youth Forums. The forum is an attempt to promote cross border and cross cultural interaction a...
This is the official handle of AIMA. One of the largest Medical Professional Organisation of India. AIMA registered Indian societies Act.1860
Network of Southern Think Tanks (NeST) is an academic and think tanks forum that provides policy inp
Our organisation is build on an idea to support and uplift poor and needy individuals of the society through all possible ways ,We are motivated to serve the underprivileged and cr...
Jai Rajputana Dear Rajputs, Today is the time where most of us have forgotten the ethics n values it takes to be a RAJPUT. We find our Rajput people lost in time n together united...
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Gender Mainstreaming Research Association is a not- for-profit focused on 3 major areas Entrepreneurship, Ecology and Technology.
Foundation works to improve the lives of poor children and their families, primarily in the developing world, with a strong emphasis on self-help.