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Nada India  is in need of old computers for senior citizens and young people

Pehchaan (Identity) a program of Nada India is an effort to help people to build on their identity especially among the marginalized and the underprivileged like adolescents, women and senior citizens. Nada India helps senior citizens & young people in motivating them, involving them in community development process as well as training them in Information Technology using up-to-date packages and giving them an qualification in Word Processing (Word), Basics of Computer ; MS – Windows; MS – Word; as well as a quick introduction to the E-Mail and Internet,





Four community computer training (one month duration) has been organized by Nada India in collaboration with National Institute of Social Defense Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment for the senior citizens of Chhattarpur village, Mendawali village Delhi ,Gurgoan Haryana Ramprestha Dist. Gaziabad (UP) and Aaya Nagar Delhi.

In order to continue their computer uses by senior citizens , Pehachaan Nada India self help groups , Nada India network community based organizations are in need of old or new computers, UPS, speakers, printers, computer tables & chairs etc. in working conditions as donation in kind.
For further details please contact Ms.V.Pallavi program officer (Pehachaan) Mob.9810594544 or send an email to nadaindia@gmail.com .You may also like to visit www.nadaindia.info .

Nada India Foundation
25,Jyoti Building ,IInd Floor
Near Govt. Dispensary
Chhattarpur Village
New Delhi 110074


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