Peace and Reconciliation India Project #20032

Self-reliance & resilience in slum women's groups

by Urban Health Resource Centre

Self-reliance & resilience in slum women's groups

Project Video

Maternal Health, Precautions and Preparedness

Children's groups learning Geography on Maps

Children expressing thoughts on Environment safety

Women performing motivational self composed song

Launch of booklets on Women Empowerment songs

UHRC's efforts for better slum living environment

A world of difference: Clean versus unclean drains

Learning the importance of safe usage of water

A woman shows her grown pumpkin with her baby

Ratna motivating slum families to test for COVID

Ratna motivating families to get themselves tested

Wearing mask prevents contact to nose and mouth

Wearing masks reduces transmission risks

It is crucial to cover your mouth in public places

Washing of hands is important for 20 seconds

Avoid touching face and mouth with unwashed hands

Cover mouth with elbow while coughing and sneezing

Avoid steeping out unless absolutely important

Mother with children planting sapling together

Slum women showing small plants to be grown

A slum youth plants a tree in his neighborhood

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Organization Information

Urban Health Resource Centre

Location: New Delhi - India
Website: http://uhrcindia.blogspot.in/
Facebook: Facebook Page

Project Leader:
Siddharth Agarwal
Indore, Madhya Pradesh India

$52,532 raised of $60,000 goal

419 donations

$7,469 to go

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$25
USD

will train 1 slum women's group member to apply for and pursue proof of address, which enables access to other entitlements

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$50
USD

will enable 10 pregnant women and 10 infants to access health services in their slum from trained para-medical workers

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$100
USD

will train slum a women's group to submit petitions, reminders and follow-ups with civic authorities to improve living environment (road, water, sewage, drains)

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