“Overcoming poverty is not a gesture of charity. It is an act of justice” - N.Mandela
In India, about 50-75 Million people belong to the financially underprivileged community. Among them, many are widows, orphans, single mothers or single women over 30 years (who cannot pay the marriage-related costs).
This complete group is to a large extent condemned to an unimaginable life, to endure cruel privations, lawlessness with extreme poverty and lack of self-sustainability. The state and especially ecclesiastical programs can only give a negligible percentage of them a chance for training and professional qualifications.
We want to lend a helping hand to the above-mentioned community.
Model project to seek jobs as well as education seats in Germany
(especially for the financially underprivileged community)
Because India is facing a shortage of nursing staff overall, the WHO has recommended the European countries not to appoint nurses from there to avoid a further nursing shortage in the donor country. But this shortage doesn’t count for each individual state in India. Therefore, within the last two years, the Indo-German Centre for Healthcare Sustainability, the WE CARE employer’s association, the German Care Academy and the Medizin Park Rhein-Ruhr AG have been communicating with the WHO, the German Government and single Indian state ministries to find out, whether they are facing a shortage or not.
Contact Details
Delhi
Parayavaran Complex, J Block 61-62 IGNOUS Road, Neb Sarai, New Delhi 11 00 68
Thiruvanathapuram
Vallomtharayil Xaviers College P.O, St Andrews Rd, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695586
Kallooppara
Abhayam Center, Vallomtharayil Building, Kadamankulam P.O, Kallooppara, Kerala, India
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