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Washington, USA: An Indian-American NGO dedicated to empowering differently-abled individuals in India has successfully raised $1 million at a recent fundraising event in Los Angeles.
The funds will be directed towards various healthcare and support initiatives to improve the quality of life for the disabled community in India.
Key Facts:
- The NGO, Voice of SAP (VOSAP), raised the amount at an event held on September 21, attended by philanthropists, dignitaries, and volunteers.
- Artesia City Council presented a Certificate of Recognition to the organization, acknowledging its mission to promote disability inclusion and support.
- VOSAP’s latest project, "Hitarth", launched in May 2024, aims to expand healthcare services for the differently-abled across India.
Voice of SAP founder Pranav Desai shared his vision at the event, emphasizing how even small donations can have a significant impact.
Desai illustrated how a $100 contribution could generate up to $10,000 in economic value, showcasing the benefits of supporting differently-abled individuals in the community.
VOSAP is also amplifying the Indian government’s “Nirmaya” program by compensating social workers to help families of the intellectually disabled access healthcare services worth up to INR 1 lakh.
This initiative has been well-received by the donor community for its innovative approach to social welfare.
The $1 million raised by Voice of SAP marks a significant milestone in the organization’s ongoing efforts to support differently-abled individuals in India.
Through projects like “Hitarth” and its promotion of the Nirmaya program, VOSAP is paving the way for a more inclusive society where the disabled community can contribute meaningfully to the country's growth.
This development is expected to have a lasting impact on disability rights and healthcare accessibility in India, encouraging more people to join the cause.