Since January 2003 we are involving villagers in community development work through training programmes. We provide information on PRI schemes run by the government, available facilities, and the rights of the villagers.

Health Camps (including medication facility) for the elderly, destitute, mothers and children.
 

Child Education - We have been getting stationary & other required assistance always from various schools of the District for running a small school in one of our adopted villages. Also we have started Computer Training Center for village children with one computer in Khunti

  Encourage residents for donating old, warm clothes, shoes, saris etc to distribute amongst the elderly and destitute.

We organize How to S. O. S. Workshop on First Sundays of every three months at various Residential colonies. The topics covered by the First-Aid workshop are approaching & handling dogs/body language, how to examine a dog, handling emergencies (Poisoning, Bleeding, Burns , Diarrhoea,Vomiting, Fits, Injury etc), homeopathy for dogs, information on majordiseases, (Rabies, Distemper, Parvovirus etc) and basic first-aid i.etreatment of wounds/skin disease etc.

The workshop is always conducted by vets, a homeopath and HOPE & Animal personnel’s. The workshops are interactive with demonstrations wherever appropriate. There are demonstrations on how to muzzle a dog, taking temperature & pulse rate, checking the hydration and gums, treating a wound and skin problem cases.

A dog lover feels helpless when a stray dog needs medical aid and throughthis work-shop, a trained volunteer or dog lover can start treatment evenbefore a vet or NGO arrives. The lives of many stray dogs can be saved ifthey get help before their problem becomes serious - since stray dogs haveless access to medical help than pets.

The workshops are free and open to all dog lovers, members of HOPE & Animal,first-aid volunteers.

Interested people can call for organizing such workshops in your area-

Adopt a street dog ! They are a breed apart!

Associated with the State Bank of India’s vaccination camps for farm animals.

Street Dog feeding and sterilization programme in various residential colonies in the district.

Encourage students to help the street dogs by feeding left over food from their own houses.  We further involve residents of different colonies to join and help to give better life to the street dogs. The Association of Residential Colonies supports us with the little money required for stray dogs’ sterilization activity.