Disaster Mitigation and Management Group invites you to join in and take the concept of Disaster Preparedness to the people. Come, join in and learn. Once you are prepared, go forward and educate.
We are looking for people who can selflessly assist people to safe living. Come and be a part for a change for a better society.
We dreamt for connecting blood banks. We thought about having a common point access to all available blood. We looked for a future where a person wolud make a single call and get the blood he wants. We dreamt of Providing A DISHA to the helpless.
Two years back when we started work with Disha, it was a huge challenge. But work did start. We explored all possibilities from IVR to a SMS based network. Finally, here we are.
"Its God's responsibility to forgive the terrorist organizations.
It's our responsibility to arrange the meeting between them and god."
- Indian Armed Forces
Any healthy adult, both male and female, can donate blood once in every three months. Good health of the donor must be fully ensured. The universally accepted criteria for donor selection are:
A disaster(from Latin language (meaning, "bad star") is the impact of a natural disaster natural or man-made event that negatively affects life, property, livelihood or industry often resulting in permanent changes to human society, ecosystems and natural environment.
Outside the college main gate honking endlessly was all that could be heard when torrential rains hit Bangalore. Students had parked vehicles in the middle of the road, adding to the poor condition of the already narrow road. Everyone was trying to make their way ahead by any possible mean they could use.
When the Thanjavur Red Cross saw that the people were suffering like never before in the repeated floods of November,2005, they invited Sankalp to come forward and help. If we see a thing happening again and again, we become de-sensitized to it. This is what happens in floods now. Today we take floods like a normal happening. At times it is not so normal for the suffering ....
| With the first news of the disaster reaching the volunteers, The adrenaline started flowing in blood. Without the proper information on the nature, extent and the precise locations, it was very difficult to proceed. But there was no stopping and waiting. |
When The Call Of Pain comes we try to do our best. Read on to know about the past relief missions .
