Champions aren’t made in the gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them – a desire, a dream, a vision.’ This quote of the great champion Muhammad Ali can be used to describe another great champion of the same calibre – Major DP Singh. He is a soldier who fought for his motherland India during the Kargil war and at one point of time, was declared dead. But as they say, God helps those who help themselves. He chose to be a survivor and not a victim. With that one decision, has turned around his fate, forcing life to bow down in front of him and salute his spirit. The "Indian Blade Runner" has generously agreed to run for the cause of victims of Rape and abuse and support Project MudraKrida - a collaborative project of AarogyaSeva, Jagruthi and BhaaratCares in spirit and action along with his team of "The Challenging ones". He is a great role model for survivors to fight back and live their lives to the fullest. You can also chose to support him in this noble cause in any way you choose. Contact us on sevaaarogya@gmail.com or Donate here
"Seva is an inherent quality in all of us" says the Founder Director of AarogyaSeva. He has committed himself to the cause of Seva and has worked for the last several years with various national and international agencies trying to provide access to quality healthcare services to the needy. Support in the form funds, voluntary work, good will are all important for the project to become successful. Would you consider supporting him in this effort in whatever way you can?
When Narayan Bhide’s leg was amputated in 1995, running was the last thing on his mind. Yet, 19 years later he is preparing for one.
Not just running, the gritty Narayan Bhide from Mundaje village in Belthangady taluk of Karnataka’s Dakshina Kannada is a swimmer, floriculturist, a consultant on mini-hydel projects, and an active member of social organisations that create awareness on issues such as solar energy.
Now he is going one step beyond to not only help more challenging ones but also stand up for the cause of Women empowerment. Join him and support us.
A singer, dancer, actor, manager celebrity in her own right, Hitha Chandrashekar personifies the modern day Indian Woman. Complete, independent, responsible, free yet traditional. Though she is busy with her studies, Hitha has chosen to stand up for the cause of Project MudraKrida and show her support in spirit and thought. Come forward and join her in this effort to give a voice to the victims of Rape and abuse.
Lavanya is a final year medical student from KMC, Manipal. She is a very passionate and strong woman who exemplifies the voice of freedom and responsibility with a perfect blend of modern and traditional worlds.
Chang Yashu alias Winnie is an extremely dedicated and hard working intern working with us from August 2012 onwards. She is a Major in Psychological Counselling. She has worked in the Taiwan Institute of Psychology and is currently pursuing a course in Drama Therapy from Bangalore.
She started volunteering with us in the beginning of August 2012. Winnie was an important member of the team which went to Uttarkashi during the disaster relief operations. She continues to volunteer now with partner organisation Prafull Oorja in the areas of Yoga for children with special needs and children affected by HIV. Volunteering is in her genes and she has chosen to support us in this cause as well.
A software engineer by profession and a theater enthusiast by passion, Santosh has chosen to test his limits and train hard so he can support the cause or project Mudrakrida. He believes in the power of arts and theater as an empowering tool.
Mohan - a post graduate in Pharmacy, gave up a well paying corporate job and has dedicated 2 years of his prime career to serve by taking a pledge to work full time with AarogyaSeva.
He says " I have been associated with the three partnering organizations from the past one year. They work hand in hand on several diverse issues related to women and children, health, and social awareness. Project - Mudra Krida is one such collaboration among these three organizations. It aims to provide a platform for the victims of sexual abuse to express their hidden and suppressed emotions. The stories of these women will be filmed, exhibited to raise awareness about their issues amongst the public. So, I request each and everyone of you to contribute for this noble cause."
Pushpa is an active and dedicated volunteer who spends every minute possible thinking, finding ways and actually volunteering. She says "Dear Friends, "No one has ever become poor by giving." The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.I don't think you ever stop giving. I really don't. I think it's an on-going process. And it's not just about being able to write a check. It's being able to touch somebody's life."Give cheerfully and freely. It is the energy behind the giving that matters so do not give grudgingly. The law of cause and effect guarantees that you shall receive plenty for what you give. You cannot afford to leave out giving in your life plan. You cannot afford to leave it to chance occurance. "
Kavitha is a Design consultant with a architecture firm and an ardent theatre enthusiast. She is a very passionate individual and does everything with perseverance, effort and sincere intent. She is a great task master and can be your key to get work done. Kavitha has been helping us with coordination and planning.
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