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India has a large population of limbless and Polio afflicted persons according to the National Sample Survey Organization, (NSSO) the well known scientific body under Govt. of India which undertook the sample survey of the disabled persons in entire country the number of persons suffering from locomotor disablities is 1% of the total population, which means a staggering 10 Million people in India are suffering from locomotor disabilities out of the total population on 1 Billion. Fitment of Artificial limbs and Calipers, therefore has to be further augmented on large-scale. This will entail tremendous financial cost. We appeal to your for generous financial assistance as your moral involvement in this humanitarian work.

According to the aticle published in American Journal of Prosthetics & Orthotics, every year 25000 new amputees gets added to this number, that means it requires an enourmous effort to rehabilitate them all with the required aids. The fitment of artificial limbs, therefore, has to be further augmented on a large-scale. This will entail tremendous  financial cost. We, therefore, appeal to you for generous financial assistance as your moral involvement in this humanitarian work.

HELP AND NOT CHARITY

 
Though the society gives free assistance, it is ensured that the donor and the  recepient beneficiary recognize this as help rather than charity. So that the self- respect of the latter is not belittled.
You will agree that the task of this magnitude needs not only the support of  Philanthropists, sponsors and individuals but also collective will and effort.
 
 
Give the disabled empathy not sympathy, we therefore, request you to kindly make your valuable contribution to help the person in need DONATE NOW.

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