Your Donation

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HERE IS THE WAY YOU CAN HELP THEM

1.      Single donation

Every donation, large or small, is equally appreciated. Use our bank accounts for donation.

Donations from India: CLSB01080004 of Corporation Bank, Kasaragod.

Donations from abroad: FCRA A/C No. 10510437763 SBI, Kasaragod.

2.      Regular donations

Should you wish to make a regular donation you may opt to support any of our ongoing programmes.

3.      Gift AID

As long as you are a tax payer, your gift will be exempted under section 80 G (5) of the Indian Income Tax Act 1961.

4.      Share giving

Small numbers of shares can be uneconomic to sell and more trouble than they are worth to keep track of. If you decide to give shares, however few in number to the IAD, you will not only be helping the victims of HIV/AIDS, but also earning income tax relief.

5.      Sponsorship and events

Sponsored activities, quiz, pun runs, music nights…… there are so many original and enjoyable ways to raise money. If you are planning any fund raising activities, contact us before hand for information and support materials.

6.      Be volunteers

6a. We always welcome helpers to our team of volunteers and there is plenty to do. Could   

      you spare sometime to help out in the office or to work

     as a regional appeal?

6b.Are you working in a corporate body? Please volunteer

     to introduce our programmes to your companies’ corporate

     social responsibilities division. Since your company would

     be doing social activities, you might be able to influence to

     consider supporting our   programmes. 

You may also sponsor a research programme or sponsor equipment for the treatment centre.

Our Needs

We support individuals and families suffering from chronic and neglected skin disorders. Currently, we work out of very inadequate rented premises and are unable to meet the demand for our services. With your support, we hope to reach out to more patients with our low-cost self-help home care and integrated treatment methods.

We need better infrastructure and facilities to provide treatment for chronic skin patients; train patients family members, paramedical staff and doctors; and continue our research.

Our treatment and training centre will cost an estimated Rs.90 lakh.

The Institute of Applied Dermatology is planning to build a patient training centre to transfer the self help, low cost, home care treatment to groups of Lymphatic Filariasis affected people and paramedical workers.

This photo was taken when Mr.Nagaraja Vastarey, the architect from Bangalore who is also a teaching faculty in R.V.College of Engineering in Bangalore visited the site along with Mr.Arun the structural engineer from Bangalore and Mr. Rajesh Shenoy Civil Engineer from Kasaragod. Vastarey and Arun are giving their technical advice free as the part of their charity