Joy bank spreading love this time with HIV + children

7:47 PM Posted by ukmad


Joy bank a bank made to spread love which does not keep deposits or give away loans but a bank of people dedicated to help the society and spread love. The bank has been registered recently.

 They had made their first donation to Shantai Vrdushram, Belgaum and this time they have selected Desire society of Bangalore.

 This society shelters 22 children who are HIV +ve. They are in need of donations either in cash or kind. Director of desire society Mr.Subhash said that it would be helpful if we could donate few ceiling fans to them as it is their necessity at this moment. They are in need of books too. 

 They are in need of 5 ceiling fans and aprox 250 note books for this year.

 Long note books -------> 40

Small size books -------> 185

4 line books      ---------> 25

 Members who wish to donate note books or fan instead of donating money can send a mail to goure.deshpande@gmail.com.

 People interested in donating can contact Gouree or could register here . 

Donations for this cause are being accepted (Min Rs.150) to joy bank account from which they will be purchasing fans and books. 

If we join our hands together we can be of greater help than contributing individually. So let’s work as a team.

Detailed receipts will be given to all the donors. This donation will be carried out on the last Sunday of July. 

Address of Desire society:

Plot no 35 coconut avenue,

Jambusavari Dinne,

J P Nagar VIII Phase,

Bangalore 560076

 

More about Joy Bank previous posts on this blog.

 Check out the blog of joy bank -->http://joybank.blogspot.com/ 

 

Disclaimer: AllAboutBelgaum.com is no way concerned with the monetary donations made to anyone. This site is just a platform for spreading awareness about good work. 

HIV on the rise in Belgaum

7:37 AM Posted by ukmad

The report prepared by the district health department shows that a large number of persons have tested positive for HIV in the district and the prevalence rate was on the rise in an alarming manner. The number of people who have tested positive since January 2002 until July 2008 is 13,548. Of this, 10,601 tested positive from 2002 to 2007. During this year until the end of July, 2,947 persons have tested positive to the dreaded disease.

There is a phenomenal increase in the number of people afflicted by HIV/AIDS since 2002 when only 75 persons were tested positive among the 593 counselled and 477 taking up the tests. In 2003, 4,011 persons were counselled, of whom 2,946 were tested and 644 were found positive. Similarly in 2004, 13,609 were counselled, 12,030 underwent the test of which 1,105 were found positive. The figure shot up further in 2005 when 20,862 persons were counseled, 18,156 were tested and 1,728 were found positive.

In 2006, 29,112 persons were counselled and 23,377 were tested of which 2,059 were found positive. In 2007, the figures inflated as 40,105 persons were counseled, 35,353 were tested and 3,990 were found positive.

See original story on The Hindu here