Association for India's Development at Johns Hopkins University

Association for India's Development at Johns Hopkins University www.aidjhu.org Welcome to AID and let us begin with a short story. A man taking a walk on the beach comes across a young girl who is doing something strange.

She is taking the starfish one by one from the beach and putting them back into the sea. The starfish were washed onto the shore and the rocks by the waves, and were desperately trying to get back into the sea. He goes up to her and asks her “Why are you doing that? There are ten thousand starfish lying on the beach, how can you make a difference?” She looks at him, picks up yet another starfish a

nd places it into the sea; and responds to him “Well it made a difference to that fish!”. AID JHU was formed in February 2002 by a group of us at the Johns Hopkins University who want to contribute our resources (our time, our money, our selves) towards community service projects in India. We find and fund these projects. We raise money for these projects and keep track of their progress by visiting them. Our focus is (but not limited to) India, because that is where many of us have grown up, and that is the context we can work best in. We closely interact with other Chapters of AID such as College Park, as well as with organizations that share a similar passion to work for a social change.

Total kits 550, 250 in Melghat Tiger Reserve, 100 in Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary, 200 in 5 villages of Yavatmal -- 4 ar...
08/16/2020

Total kits 550, 250 in Melghat Tiger Reserve, 100 in Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary, 200 in 5 villages of Yavatmal -- 4 are tribal and 1 is rehabilitated people without homes

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Total kits 550, 250 in Melghat Tiger Reserve, 100 in Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary, 200 in 5 villages of Yavatmal -- 4 are tribal and 1 is rehabilitated peopl...

We deeply mourn the loss of Ilina Sen, a noted academic, researcher, activist, writer and most of all a strong voice for...
08/14/2020

We deeply mourn the loss of Ilina Sen, a noted academic, researcher, activist, writer and most of all a strong voice for the most vulnerable.

AID volunteers deeply mourn the loss of Ilina Sen, a noted academic, researcher, activist, writer and most of all a strong voice for the most vulnerable. We first crossed paths with Ilina in 2006 when we were introduced to Rupantar, the NGO in Raipur, Chhattisgarh that she started with her partner,....

Also, kudos to our partners Ghar Bachao Ghar Banao Andolan, Helping hand charitable trust and Bombay Sarvoday Friendship...
07/11/2020

Also, kudos to our partners Ghar Bachao Ghar Banao Andolan, Helping hand charitable trust and Bombay Sarvoday Friendship center who worked tirelessly in Dharavi to provide food and PPE support in the world's most vulnerable location for the pandemic!! AID also supported 2 ventilators to support and train various nurses in the project.

WHO chief said that in addition to Mumbai’s Dharavi, Italy, Spain and South Korea are examples of how to control the COVID-19 outbreak.

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