Mission Heal : Our Mission

India and the world at large are faced with many calamities making life quite miserable. This thus calls for an urgent solution to bring about change that will ensure people never die of hunger or people live in various social classes within the same society. It is true that while other people are dying of hunger and poverty, some are full and even feeding quality food to their dogs. This problem of unevenness is quite common not only in India but the rest of the world. Mission Heal is on the forefront to ensure a new hope is given to the society where people are miserable. Together with your support, the change that is required is possible and this is the very mission, Mission Heal wishes to achieve; a mission to ensure equality in the welfare of the entire society. Since its inception, Mission Heal has been working with determination to ensure lifelong changes are brought about so as to improve the society at large.

Facilitating the lives of the poor is the main objective of Mission Heal and is done by engaging the public through media, social media and volunteers that together help build a team that is focused at achieving the main mission. The poor are the most vulnerable to many problems facing the society, including diseases, lack of education and insecurity among others. Mission Heal is therefore here to help protect, educate, prevent diseases and promote a healthy environment for the entire society. All these are achievable through a complete range of planning chartered by the trust to ensure all poor sectors of the society are well taken care of.

The main Mission of improving the quality of life for all Indians and other people outside the country is achieved through the following programs;

• Provision of medical facilities to those that can’t afford decent medical care and checkups especially the children and disabled
•  Supply of education materials such as books to ensure all children in the society access basic primary and secondary education which is crucial in advancing their life careers
• Distribution and awareness campaigns including food and clothing together with awareness campaigns on deadly diseases and natural calamities
• Funding the needy to support them in their daily operations, especially the widows and the elderly

Many  volunteers have actually come forward to help the Mission Heal achieve this main Mission. By educating the society on the importance of supporting each other, more people are coming in to help the Mission Heal reach more vulnerable members of society and probably change their lives.

Mission Heal further works with other developing NGOs with the same mission so as to reach more of the affected members of the society and sooner achieve the main objective of improving the quality of life. The trust works with full determination for the welfare of all members in the society i.e. the poor and underprivileged. Many needy families have been satisfied already and more are yet to get this amazing help in the near future. Your support counts!

Mission Heal | Promoting Education through Mission Heal

A population of more than a billion, but still a huge chunk of India suffers from illiteracy. Men, women and children are all affected. This disease has led to poverty, strife and backwardness for the affected. People have lost job opportunities as well as independence. Children have been robbed of a future and women have lost the means of a career and independence. Similarly illiterate men could not get any decent job opportunities that would satisfy their families and have to work for lesser wages when they could have been better placed.

After seeing the consequences it is evident that society has lost a lot when they are deprived of a formal education. Even after knowing the after effects why have parents restrained their child from learning to read and write? Why are the majority of women in the poverty stricken families or villages illiterate? Well the answer for this question lies in the fact that many of these families are poor and cannot afford a proper education for their children. Whereas some poor families have more than two children. So many mouths to feed, but less resources hampers the prospect of education of the children. On the other hand women of the lower class have been brought up with a narrow mindset. They believe that women are not entitled to an education and they are slaves to their husbands and society. Such a frame of mind has led to dowry murders or harassments as well as deprives an ambitious woman of a chance to excel.

There are many NGO’s as well as government organizations that work towards educating the underprivileged. Mission Heal is an NGO based in Delhi that has dedicated its resources towards eradicating illiteracy from the society. This huge organization has mobilized its groups to reach its helping hand farther. Mission Heal has no political or religious agendas thus helping all people unbiasedly.

Mission Heal has organized many events to help educate the poor. A free health camp is organized to monitor the health of the poor. Also books and clothes are donated frequently for the poor children. Mid-day meals are provided by Mission Heal, for nourishing the people who cannot afford a square meal. Mission Heal also provoked the right to free education for the lower classes. All these are attempts to make the children and the families broaden their vision and embrace the art of learning. These free camps aim at affiliating a child towards education.

Various government plans have also been sanctioned for this cause. The RTE (Right to Education) validated this. This law has enabled the poor students to take up education without the fear of the cost. The cost of the child’s education is burdened by the state and central government. This shows that the government and the NGO’s have joined the cause for the common good. So why don’t we also come together to help the MissionHeal achieve its goals? After all literacy and education are the only secrets that can take this country to greater heights.

Mission Heal | Facts about Mission Heal and other NGOs working in India

There are a number of NGOs working in India, but people still have confusion and doubts about their work and repute. The intention of this piece of information is to bust all the myths and tell about all the facts associated with them. The MissionHeal NGO is doing a notable work in India along with many others and helping a lot of people in the community. The opinion of some of the people that NGOs are politicized, work for some political agenda and hold arms or ammunition's etc are all myths and sick mentality of people. They are not like this and are doing exceptional work in different fields of social welfare. Good and bad NGOs are everywhere and people should not generalize any organization merely on assumptions as that can demoralize them and totally shatter their confidence and performance. They are working for the betterment of the society and all the influential groups and individuals should support their cause in every possible capacity. India needs more and more NGOs and they surely are making a difference with their untiring efforts and exceptional work for the benefit and advancement of the society.

NGOs are humanitarian group:

The NGOs like Mission Heal are humanitarian groups and work for the betterment and advancement of the society. Working for the humanitarian sector is their top priority beside some other tasks which they do as well. They also work for the environment which indirectly and sometimes directly too, help the humanitarian group. Further, there are some NGOs that work for the protection of animals and some other similar things and that role is also very appreciable. There is no government influence or political agenda in any way. The only interaction with the government is when they approach them for funds or otherwise join hands in collaboration to speed up any relief work in the time of any disaster or emergency situation in the country.

Range or scope of the NGOs:

The NGOs can have a different scope of work where they operate in. The smallest NGOs are those which work locally and are called local NGOs. Then, there are national NGOs out of which Mission Heal is one. Last but not the least are the international NGOs which are very powerful, influential and work across the globe on different international level welfare agendas.

NGOs are nonprofit:

One pivotal characteristic of NGOs is that they are not for profit organizations. They work solely for the welfare of people and do not use any money funded to them for their personal use. There are some NGOs who do have certain projects and services which they offer to the general public against money or monetary benefits. All the profit generated through the selling of their products and services is used again by the NGOs, but for the welfare of the people of the community. There is never any intention by the NGOs to use the profits for their personal benefits.

Cultural preservation by Mission Heal NGO

India is a big country with a historical culture and inheritance. Culture is that important thing which differentiates one nation from the other. Most of the nations feel pride in preserving and protecting their culture. There are thousands of NGOs working in India, but there are not many NGOs who work for the preservation of culture and heritage of India. The Mission Heal NGO is proud to say that it is one such NGO who is doing exceptional work for the preservation of Indian culture and heritage. Following are some cultural aspects of India, which are protected by the work of Mission Heal NGO:

·        Respecting the national flag and any landmark of the country - 

      The Mission Heal NGO in all its participating programs for the welfare of the community also inculcate in the people to respect the national flag and show your affection towards the flag wherever possible and also all national symbols and landmarks which relate to the country. The Mission Heal NGO also believes that respecting the flag and national symbols by everyone in the country unites people under all national interest issues and it is for this reason that respecting the flag and all other national things should be given special consideration.

            Don’t talk bad about honest people –

      A book can never be judged by its cover. Similarly, people can also not be judged by their personality. All people should be given equal respect from everybody, no matter they belong to any class, caste, religion, geographical religion or a political party. This is also one of the most important duties ofs NGO as it brings the nation closer and together.

·        Religious sentiments – 

      Religion is important to almost all people in this world. It is a very sensitive issue and shouldn’t be exploited by anyone for any reason. The NGOs work extensively by uniting people through their religious platforms. Further, the NGOs in India also work for giving all people of India their full religious rights to practice their religion with full confidence and freedom.

·        NGOs should avoid nuisance – 

      It is the responsibility of the NGOs that they should avoid all sorts of nuisance during the operational activities no matter how noble the cause they have.  The NGOs should also ask the communities for whom they are working that they shouldn’t promote any kind of nuisance in the community. India is a densely populated country with a lot of religions who are practicing their religion in the country. The law of India also gives them complete freedom to practice their religion however they want.

·        Intellectual property –

      A lot of cultural things like dance, drama, music, cultural shows and a lot of places like museums, religious places and art galleries etc can easily be abused or misused by a lot of people. The Mission Heal NGO has a very tight check on these things and always tries its best to protect all the cultural places and other culture related things.

Mission Heal- Shaping Up Future Generations

It is said all over the world that the future generations are shaped up now. This is a common saying ,yet millions of children across India like many other parts of the world continue languishing in agony due to poverty among other challenges facing them. Mission Heal comes out with open arms to help such children put food on the table, get clothed, go to school and above all live a healthy life. Your giving hand would also play a critical role in ensuring such children live their lives to the fullest. Some of them suffer from various disabilities, among other conditions which makes it even harder for them to cope with the environment. Through the various services and help offered by Mission Heal to such children, the organization has turned out to be a family for many children and helped them grow to their full potential by offering them with every basic need required.

·        Special education for the needy

Unlike the rich children, slum and rural children find it hard to complete even basic education, which translates to continued poverty in their families. Some children through the help of Mission Heal have, however walked out of the vicious cycle of poverty by gaining quality education offered in schools set up by this NGO. By supplying such children with basic learning materials such as books, pens and better learning environment, this organization has helped a great deal in improving enrollment to schools and thus promoting education for all. Education for the physically challenged is also guaranteed by this organization as those children with hearing, talking and working disabilities among others are considered. It is through the giving hand of volunteers that the free education program is guaranteed to all needy children in the country. The special need cases are quite many in India today and that calls for special education for such children. It is only Mission Heal that comes out to offer this.

·        Free medical checkup campaigns

There are many children in the society who are left to die slowly because they cannot afford better quality medical care in various hospitals. Such children now have the remedy of Mission Heal as they can have the best medical care involving checkups and treatment of various ailments. Various campaigns are organized by Mission Heal from time to time so that children with disabilities and special medical needs get the right medication. Blood transfusion and organ transplant are other special medical services offered by Mission Heal in the urge to help the needy children in the society.

·        Protection of children’s rights

It is the right of every Indian child to access better quality education, medical care and protection against any form of abuse such as child labor among others. Over time, the rights of these children have been violated by other senior members of the society, but this is no more. By acting as the children advocate, Mission Heal has fought hard to ensure all children, regardless of gender or race, get the rights protected at all times.

A better future can only be built now and that entails supporting the needy children get a better quality life so that can live to fulfill their dreams and ambitions. Joining hands with Mission Heal will help dearly hit the target.

Challenges faced by the Mission Heal NGO

Introduction:

Challenges are common to NGOs and they have to tackle a lot of small and big challenges on a daily basis. Motivation of the NGO staffs, especially the founders and the top executive management is critically important to face such issues. The MissionHeal NGO is no different organization in this regard and they have their share of challenges to be dealt with on a daily basis. Most of the challenges for an NGO are mainly about the donors and donations. The Mission Heal NGO accepts that fundraising is the most difficult job for an NGO today. Sometimes they face a lot of difficulty in approaching their current and potential donors as well. On the other side, the NGOs complaints that sometimes the donors have very high and impractical expectations and ask very difficult questions which most of the representative of the NGOs fail to answer satisfactorily.

The reasons behind failure of NGOs:

An NGO can fail because of a number of reasons. India is dominated by a lot of small scale NGOs who comes into existence by just a single person’s effort. Such organizations take time to settle down with the acquiring of the resources and funds. If they fail to meet the resource requirement and the adequate funds, then obviously such NGOs collapse badly and have to terminate their operation. The small size of NGOs also faces huge problems in targeting the requirements of the community due to their limited resources. It means that a good intention of the founding person is not enough to run a successful NGO. Rather, there is a need for the NGOs to have several dedicated people laying the foundation stone of the NGO having a clear vision and objectives. Otherwise, a weak foundation would always result in the failure of the NGO sooner or later. The MissionHeal NGO is blessed to have a strong foundation which is always helping the NGO in all its operational and administrative efforts. Following are some of the other reasons of the failure of NGOs:

• ·        Weak administrative and management skills can quickly result in the failure of an NGO.
• ·        The NGOs are required to have good accountability systems for the satisfaction of all stakeholders. A lot of NGOs are biased in this regard as they have a much better accountability system for the foreign donors while accountability for the national donors is not up to the mark. This is where the NGOs struggle and several times fails miserably.
• ·        A lot of NGOs have the ego of working alone and they don’t seek help from any other NGO or the government when actually they should take it. Time has seen several such egoistic NGOs failing badly in meeting the requirements of the people of the community.
• ·        Donors donate funds by asking the NGOs to fulfill their expectations with the money they are giving. Several NGOs who fail to meet the requirements of the donors also fail to survive.

How to Register an NGO like Mission Heal in India.?

Introduction:

In a developing economy like India, the NGOs like Mission Heal are playing a big role in bridging the gap between the government and the public. They help the public by helping them in getting their fundamental rights in a more organized way by working closer to the public as compared to the government bodies. These NGOs need to register themselves before they can operate freely and on a much wider scale. The currently operating NGOs also need to renew their registration after it gets expired. It is a sophisticated procedure and it needs to be carefully tackled in order to get your NGO registered.

Basic Requirement for Registering an NGO in India:

Following are some of the basic requirements as devised by Mission Heal NGO in order to register an NGO in India:

• ·        The NGOs first need a free of charge registration form which can be acquired from the district registrar’s office.
• ·        A memorandum of association and also the NGOs need to set up rules and regulations of all operational, management and administrative activities.
• ·        All the members of the management committee need to submit their consent letters. The management committee for any scale NGO needs to have at least 7 members in its committee.
• ·        The authority letter of the NGO is the next requirement which should be duly signed by all the members of the management committee of the NGO.
• ·        A copy of the rules and regulations of the NGO is required, which should be certified and duly signed by at least 3 members of the management committee.
• ·        The members of the management committee of the NGO also require to submit a declaration which states that the funds acquired by the NGO from donors or any other means should be used solely for the purpose of progressing the aims and objectives of the company.
• ·        There can be severe penalties imposed on the NGO if it is found guilty of using their funds for any other reason than using it for the progress of their aims and objectives. Such breach of rules and code of conduct can also result in the cancellation of their registration.
• ·        If any previously employed government servant holds the elective office of the NGO, then he is also required to submit a previous sanction of the government from the concerned ministry in order to progress with the registration procedure of the NGO.

Registration Procedure:

All the documents described in the above section are mandatory for the registration process of your NGO. According to Mission Heal NGO, all these documents need to be submitted at the NGO’s local district registrar’s office along with the application fee. The registration fee for the registration of any NGO is just 50 INR. When the registrar’s office receive your NGO’s registration documents and the application fee, the office issues you a certificate of registration enabling you to operate for social welfare of the society.