HHH - Heart and Hand for the Handicapped

HHH - Heart and Hand for the Handicapped We raise funds to support organizations that serve and empower differently able children in India and the United States.

We are a not for profit tax-exempt-501(c)(3) fund-raising organization that donates to organizations that serve and support differently able children both in India and in the United States. We have since 1971 raised around Two Million Dollars and donated funds to over 250 organizations in various regions in India and 27 organizations in the United States. We have funded corrective CP/spasticity/po

lio surgeries for over 200 children annually in India, free eye surgeries, residential school for hearing impaired and mute girls and early intervention and physiotherapy for children with down syndrome and autism. Organizations that receive our grants must meet or exceed our rigorous standard for qualification. It includes but not limited to frequent updates as to the use of grants. Volunteers run the organization and we have no paid employees. Our administrative expense per IRS filing 990 is less than 5% of the revenue.

Join HHH at the India Day parade on Sunday August 18th!
08/17/2024

Join HHH at the India Day parade on Sunday August 18th!

Heart & Hand for the Handicapped (HHH) is celebrating its 50th anniversary on Saturday Sep 17, 2022 at the Mirage Banque...
07/22/2022

Heart & Hand for the Handicapped (HHH) is celebrating its 50th anniversary on Saturday Sep 17, 2022 at the Mirage Banquet Hall in Edison. Flyer attached. The very popular team of Samir and Deepali are coming from India to entertain you and your guests. Link to the preview below. As they are very popular and have a huge following in the tristate area please let me know ASAP if you will be attending so I can assign a table number. I anticipate it will be a SOLD OUT SHOW. You can choose to have a table specially assigned to you (best tables will be assigned on a "first come first served basis" so you can enjoy the show with your family and friends. HHH has promised me that this will be a show like never before and focused totally on entertaining you and your guests. Here is a chance to have a family and friends get together for a divine cause. Again please let me know ASAP.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7usPLwyFYXk

06/16/2021

Don’t miss this event. Renew old friendships and make new ones and send a clear message to our special needs children that you care.

06/16/2021

Only 10 more days till our annual walk-a-thon!! Make sure you register at hhhonline.org. See you soon!

06/03/2021
05/03/2021

Meet Sonu (7 years old) from Bal Chetna organization:

Sonu came to DWCC as a 3 month old infant after having been abandoned. Upon evaluation at PALNA and subsequently multiple hospital visits, he was diagnosed with Congenital Osteogenesis Imperfecta, a genetic disease that causes fragile bones leading to fractures. Between Sep 2014 to Jan 2019, Sonu received 18 courses of special Pamidronate therapy every 3 months but fractures persisted even with the smallest jerk. He was then started on Zolandronic therapy in Apr 2019 and appears to be growing well with the current treatment.

Sonu is a very social child but does have a slight behavioral and anger problem. To improve his cognitive and behavioral challenges, Sonu is engaged in behavior modification therapy, play therapy, and art therapy. Between May 2019 to Jun 2020, Sonu gained 450 gm of weight and grew 1.5 cm height taller, a true milestone for this sweet child.

05/03/2021

Spotlight on Sonu from the Bal Chetna organization:

Sonu (now 7 years old) came to DWCC as a 3 month old infant after having been abandoned. Upon evaluation at PALNA and subsequently multiple hospital visits, he was diagnosed with Congenital Osteogenesis Imperfecta, a genetic disease that causes fragile bones leading to fractures. Between Sep 2014 to Jan 2019, Sonu received 18 courses of special Pamidronate therapy every 3 months but fractures persisted even with the smallest jerk. He was then started on Zolandronic therapy in Apr 2019 and appears to be growing well with the current treatment.
Sonu is a very social child but does have a slight behavioral and anger problem. To improve his cognitive and behavioral challenges, Sonu is engaged in behavior modification therapy, play therapy, and art therapy. Between May 2019 to Jun 2020, Sonu gained 450 gm of weight and grew 1.5 cm height taller, a true milestone for this sweet child.

05/03/2021

HHH is celebrating its 50 year anniversary! 🎉🎊🎇

Originally founded in 1971 by 5 South Asian women, we are incredibly grateful to our members and volunteers who have continuously supported differently-abled children in India and the US.

Given the current situation in India, several of our children and organizations are facing need our support more than ever! Please consider donating today and sharing this page with your family and friends 🙏

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P. O. Box 520230
Flushing, NY
11352

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+13472824590

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