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Welcome to HEAL - a UK registered charity formed in 1992 - which is committed to providing shelter, support, education and healthcare for well over 1,000 children in India.
HEAL currently has a number of projects including the HEAL Children's Village in Guntur, the Paradise Village, currently under construction in Thotapally, and various other projects in Andhra Pradesh, India. Through these projects HEAL is working hard to provide homes, food, education and medical care to orphaned and underprivileged children in Andhra Pradesh, India.
Heal UK is the fundraising arm of the charity, but the real hard work is undertaken by the trustees and staff of Heal India. We have also recently added Heal USA as a further fundraising arm of the organisation.
We are committed to expanding over the coming years with further projects, and a target of providing education and healthcare to 10,000 children by 2015. Our aim is to provide Health and Education for All.
Latest News and Articles
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HEAL puts a smile on Sirisha's face
WORK on the HEAL Paradise Village may not be complete, but the good news is that the project is already having a positive impact on the local community in Thotapalli. Steve Sargent, a HEAL volunteer who has spent time at the Paradise site overseeing the early stages of … Read more...
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Bala Kuteer library's welcome gift
THE new Bala Kuteer School library used by pupils at the Heal Children's Village added another title to its shelves during the recent Cycle India visit to Guntur. Welsh author Cathy Farr, who sponsored her friend Jem King, one the UK cyclists on the fundraising visit to India, … Read more...
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Stark reality of India's 'poverty trap'
WELSH journalist Jem King, a member of the 2010 and 2012 Cycle India teams, has written an account of the highs and lows of his most recent visit to India with HEAL. In an article published in the Wales on Sunday, Jem recalls his delight at meeting up again with Anusha … Read more...