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CITY BASED NGO's

Arrive Safe
 

- Traffic education material (website, CD, banners, roll ups, displays, pamphlets, lecture aids, educational aids, media presentation) for Chandigarh traffic police.
- Software for first aid education in spreading awareness of how first aid can help minimise injuries and deaths.
- Analysis of internation information resources & making the India specific information available.
- To work with schools, employers and other organizations to promote road-safety education to drivers, school children and pedestrians.
- Campaigns for promotion of use of reflectors and
wearing reflective clothes amongst cyclists, richshaws and pedestrians.
- Encouraging new initiatives in the area of traffic
safety like promoting helmets for cyclists.

Contact: Harman Singh Sidhu
Website: www.arrivesafe.org Email:harman@arrivesafe.org

Traffic Awareness Organisation
 

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Contact: Amar Manchanda
Email:aimsglobaleducation@gmail.com

Aavahan
‘Aavahan’, a Chandigarh based NGO considers life to be the most precious and wonderful gift of God to the humanity and without this life, all pelf & power, position & prosperity are meaningless. Therefore, it becomes our prime concern that its safety should be ensured especially on the roads that each one of us has to travel to reach his goals.

Roads, rules and responsible users – when in tune can reduce the number of accidents and save the loss of previous human lives. With this conviction, the SPIRIT INDIA Volunteers of ‘Aavahan’ who are the students of GGDSD College, Sector 32, Chandigarh, have taken up this significant issue as a part of their agenda. They have been sensitizing the people specially the youth regarding the necessity of observing road safety norms consecutively for the last three years by holding workshops, competitions and staging skits and street plays. To motivate the girls to wear helmets and boys to stay away from stunts, last year a street play ‘ Jeevan Hai Anmol’ was repeatedly performed by the Volunteers in the college, at the Students Centre in the Panjab University and in the Rose Garden during the Rose Festival. ‘Aavahan’ is determined to make a difference!

Email:spirit.india@yahoo.co.in
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