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A HEALING TOUCH

A Healing Touch

A Giggles Welfare organization is an effort to lay a positive foundation of change in the field of rehabilitation for the disabled underprivileged kids, we believe that happiness...

Wall of Prosperity

Happiness is something we end up chasing all our lives ever since the onset of birth. We’re born and our new life is celebrated as our birthday year after year, celebrating the...

Help Us Heal

We are completely dependent on the generosity of individuals, corporate houses, educational institutions and philanthropic organizations. We welcome donations, large and small. You...

Appreciations

A Giggles Welfare Welfare Organisation Got Appreciations for the Good work.

Janmashtami celebration with special kids

Janmashtami is a festival dedicated to kids as this is the day when the naughtiest kid ever-‘Krishna’ was born. The essence of Krishna is present in each child and it reflects through their playfulness and happy faces. To bring smile on the faces of special kids, the AGWO team of volunteers planned to spend some quality time with the special kids in rehab...

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Generic Drugs-Need of the hour

Medicines and drugs are so expensive that a large part of population cannot afford it. This is more pertinent in developing countries like India where large chunk of population lives in rural areas, many of which are either below poverty line or close to it. Owing to this, great efforts are being made to popularize the generic drugs rather than the branded ones....

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India Rehab Centre-A Healing Touch

A Giggles Welfare organization is an effort to lay a… ∞

A Ray Of Hope

Poverty and absence of any social security/medical insurance for the… ∞

Lighting Hope

A sizeable number of people in India are handicapped and… ∞

Chetna-Empowering Women

Women consist of a major and a very important part… ∞

Campaigns

AIDS Awareness Camps

Help to raise awareness about the disease and forms of… ∞

Free Study Materials Distribution

Study material, books etc. are frequently distributed to ensure quality… ∞

Disability Check-up Camps

Disability check-up health camps in rural and slum areas target… ∞

Blood Donation Camp

What better way to lend a helping hand to society… ∞

Resolved Cases

Aarti

Age:-6 Years
Sex : Female
Disease : Nephrotic Syndrome

Amir

Sex : Male
Age : 13 Years

Deepak

Sex : Male
Age : 15 Years
Disease- Knock Knee Deformity(Genu Varus Deformity)

Gulfam

Age : 3 Years
Sex : Male
Disease : TBM Satge-3

Gyan Ranjan

Sex : Male
Age : 2 Years

Gyasa Ram

Sex : Male
Age : 83 Years

Kavita

Age : 18 Years
Sex : Female
Disease : Polyostotic Fibrous Dysplasia

Khushal Saini

Sex : Male
Age : 14 Years

Lucky

Sex : Male
Age : 5 Years

Priyanka

Age : 7 Years
Sex : Female
Disease : Bilateral Genu Varus Deformity

Sagar

Sex : Male
Age : 8 Years

Santosh

Sex : Male
Age : 6 Years

Satyam

Age : 5 Years
Sex : Male
Disease : Severe Sepsis Brain Abscess

Vansh

Age : 2 Years
Sex : Male
Disease : Meningoencephalitis

Vansh

Sex : Male
Age : 2 Month

Vikash

Sex : Male
Age : 8 Years

Ahmed Raza

Sex : Male
Age : 2 Years

Testimonials

Last winter I had the opportunity to see AGWO in action. They had come to the night shelter run for the homeless in Delhi. It had been a cold winter and they had come with blankets which they distributed there. They also had a stall for food which also was distributed among the poor.
Harinder Singh,

AGWO works in the field of women empowerment. They have come to our locality with some self-help groups. They network with the anganwadi people and also some mahilamandals and do excellent work. They run a school for the children of construction workers.
Vivek Chacko,

If there were more people like AGWO workers, the lives of the orphan children in cities would be better. They hold pavement classes every day. Study materials are also distributed by them. The staff also talks to the local leaders about prevention of diseases like dengue etc.
Riaz Mohammed,

It was recently that I came to know of AGWO. I live near their office and I see the staff working very hard unloading medicines, books and clothes which they distribute in the nearby slums. They are very organised and devoted. Our maid’s children get their mid-day meal from AGWO.
Ashoke Sen,

Organizations like AGWO are able to have a positive impact on society. We donate to them every year because we are convinced that they do good work. I have volunteered to help them during vacations. Our school supports them.
Krishnan Unni,

I’m a student in a government school. My books were donated by AGWO people. Because of them I am able to study. My brother also got a set of uniforms from them. When my grandfather was sick, they took him to hospital. Now he is well. They gave him glasses to wear.
Kamlesh,

AGWO arranged for a blood donation camp in our hospital on Independence Day. The young people who work there are very committed. Many volunteers took part and I was impressed by the organisation. We need more such people in our country.
Vinay Bisht,

When my colleague talked about AGWO, I was not sure about who they were. But a visit to their office convinced me beyond doubt. They have such zeal and passion to help the poor. The medical visits the slums around our house regularly.
Thomas Verghese,

I donated clothes to AGWO and they invited me to go and see some of their activities. Very commendable work they do. They are very systematic and thorough. I plan to support them next year also. They work to improve the lives of people in the poorer areas of the town.
Malini Kumar,

I am very impressed by the organized way in which staff from AGWO has been helping people who live in the slums close to where I live. Very often I see youngsters teaching the children from the slums. They also have a free medicine distribution centre for the slum dwellers.
Akhil Mehta,

Organization like AGWO is doing a great job, wish them good luck.
Robin Singh, Delhi

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