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Herodus Visions Foundation: Non-Governmental Organization
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Studio Apartment, Sector 16B Dwarka, New Delhi
Delhi
110078

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 6pm
Sunday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+918298186006

Website

https://herodusvf.org/

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HERODUS VISIONS FOUNDATION

a) To promote and create awareness for healthcare, education, social empowerment rural empowerment and economic development.

b) To promote and establish Health Centre and Educational institutions committed to launching and practicing innovative treatment style and learning method in the field that have a bearing and accelerating development in the field of Medical and education.

c) To identify the gifted children and to provide them all sort of medical aid, health checkup and to help through educational scholarships to further their education and good health to become socially aware citizen.

d) To provide primary health care to children’s in need including slum dwellers and to make it accessible to all by providing the same at their doorsteps with particular attention to the child health care, adolescent girls, women and to create health awareness among the underprivileged children, girls and women.

e) To provide educational support to poor students belongs to economically disadvantaged, child labourers, disabled, orphans, semi orphans.

f) To empower poor women and encourage them to take part in all social and behavioral activities to increase their presence outside the homes.

g) To rehabilitate child labour, street children, orphans to sensitize them on their rights.

h) To provide help/shelter/facilities for old people, children and disabled persons for their welfare.

i) To work for social rehabilitation and rural upliftment.

j) To tackle the linked problems of economic development and protection of the Environment.

k) To provide help to people suffering from Natural calamities such as flood, Earthquakes, motor accidents etc.

l) To promote a society where people of diverse cultures are able to define their own development paradigm and fulfill their economic, social, cultural, and spiritual aspirations.

m) To conduct seminars, impact studies, workshops, conferences, congresses, conventions, councils, training, lecture series, and/or group discussions on educational policies, statistics, health, legal issues, women and children developmental activities.

n) To publish journals, books and newsletters and other publications including electronic mediums on educational policies, statistics, health, legal issues, women and children developmental activities.

o) The doing of all such other lawful things as considered necessary for the furtherance of the above objects.