Baroda Citizens Council

Baroda Citizens Council We 'Think Globally Act Locally Through Co-operation' S. University of Vadodara. Our AIMS and OBJECTIVES are,
1.

Baroda Citizens Council was initiated in 1966 by American Friends Service Committee (Quakers Group from USA), with tripartite partnership of Federation of Gujarat Industries, Vadodara Municipal Corporation & M. The Council has established itself as a well recognized Community Development Organization, by acting as a support system which links people in need with various Government/Private services

. The Council works towards empowerment of women, development of society, encouraging education, protection of child right and Health care issues. Vision -
To emerge as an Effective Service Provider, Change Agent & Community Development Organization integrating voluntary spirit with professional competence. To develop leadership, competence & faith of people in themselves.
2. To activate social organization & enthuse members to work together.
3. To disseminate correct information & make effective use to available resources.
4. To provide a forum through which Voluntary & Government agencies can tackle city level problems especially of the economically & social deprived section of the society.
5. To co-operate with the local body, voluntary and government agencies and public in working for the further development and improvement of the District of Vadodara/Gujarat.
6. To encourage the development of responsible citizenship so that people may participate more effectively in today's society.

Address

321, Nirmal 3rd Floor, Abhishek Complex, Akshar Chowk
Vadodara
390015

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

+912652350662

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