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Report From the Field: A Farmer’s Story
I just returned from a busy and inspiring trip to India, where PRASAD Chikitsa is working towards improving the lives of people in the Tansa Valley. I am excited to
Happy Holidays!
We at The PRASAD Project would like to wish you a happy holiday season and a wonderful New Year! This year The PRASAD Project celebrated its 25th anniversary! A significant
Help SAM (Severely Acute Malnourished Children)
The PRASAD Project celebrated its 25th anniversary this year. Because of your contributions, we were able to provide life-altering programs in India, where one-third of the world’s malnourished children live.
2017 Mexico Earthquake Relief
The PRASAD de Mexico team is coordinating the funds raised to help devastated rural communities near the epicenter of the earthquake. They are helping 52 families to repair the roofs
Hurricane Relief 2017
The PRASAD Project partnered with Americares to provide emergency relief and support recovery efforts in the aftermath of three sequential hurricanes in the United States and the Caribbean. Americares provided
Appeal Letter by Phylicia Rashad
This year marks the 25th anniversary of The PRASAD Project,which is a cause for celebration! Through our programs over the past twenty-five years, we have helped thousands of people in
Happy Thanksgiving!
In the spirit of the season, we give deeply appreciative thanks for the opportunity to help underserved communities in India, Mexico, and the United States for the past twenty-five years.
Meethi Baathain, Meethi Yaadhain (Sweet exchanges, Sweet memories)
Spending three weeks working with the incredible PRASAD Chikitsa has been a completely eye opening and inspiring experience for me. It has been amazing to document all I learned in
Lalla Lalla Lori… Doodh ki Katori (A lullaby in India: “A Bowl of Milk”)
I had the incredible opportunity to volunteer with PRASAD’s nutrition program a few more times near the end of my stay in India. After three consecutive days of going out
Hansee ke Bandhan (Bonds of Laughter)
We arrived at the Kanya Vidyalaya Vajreshwari School (an all girls boarding school) with smiles on our faces, ready to start the morning helping in PRASAD’s school health camps, an
Chhote Chhote Kadam (Baby Steps)
A small building covered with a large blue tarp greeted me as I, along with my parents, who were accompanying me for the day, stepped out of the PRASAD van.
Supne Dekhne kaa Adhikaar (The right to dream) Part Two
Over the past week, I visited two different Self Help Groups, sponsored by PRASAD Chikitsa, both of which taught me so much and opened my eyes to many of the
