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Raise Awareness.
We conceptualize and run campaigns to build awareness.
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Gather Support.
We gather consensus in the form of partnership, agreement, volunteers, & donations.
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Enhance Capability.
At NIF, we empower people where people are at.
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Facilitate a Change.
We then become part of the change.
IN THE NEWS
Nada India Patient Champion Jyotsna Roy joined panel discussion on how to innovate to achieve #GAPForAll #WHA72 #CivilSocietySpeaks #GHC
Community and Civil Society Engagement for the Global Action Plan on SDG3
Join Young India Leadership training program for Good Health (NCDs) on 1st June 19 in Delhi.Please contact nadaindia@gmail.com 9810594544
Next NADA Protocol Acudetox counselling training will be held in Delhi on 1st June 2019 nadaindia@gmail.com call us 9810594544
Alcohol-related harm should be urgently addressed from a child rights perspective. To achieve an #NCDFree healthier society, harmful.....
Enough NCDs
"A meaningful involvement of youth and patient is very important for making our healthcare system accessible and acceptable for all....
The Times of India (City) Chandigarh Punjab
Nda India joins National Action & Coordination Group for Ending Violence Against Children with a focus on NCDs ,Alcohol & Child Rights
Can commercial actors be health actors? Commercial Actors = Health Actors?....
Community of Practice on NCDs & Commercial Determinants of Health
Alcohol is a major and cross-cutting obstacle to universal health coverage and the SDGs.....Suneel Vatsyayan #RC71
The 71 Regional Committee of the World Health Organization Regional Office For South-East Asia convened in New Delhi, India.
Join Nada #IAmRunning campaign to raise support & funds for healing, protection and rehabilitation of survivors of alcohol violence....
#IAmRunning
Nada India welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the process of developing the first report of the WHO Independent High-Level Commission
WHO Web-based consultation 2018
#SocialWork intervention & # NCDs
Nada India has been organizing workshops on Strengthening Leadership and Social work intervention for the Prevention and Control of NCDs and its cross cutting risk factors. Nada has been working with the National Association of professional Social Workers in India (NAPSWI) and NISD since 2016 for NCD capacity-building in Delhi (NCR),Punjab,H.P., Jammu, Kerala, Rajasthan, U.P., Chhattisgarh Utterakhand, and Maharashtra. We look forward to continued partnership with NAPSWI ,Civil Societies and Departments of Social work, to strengthen capacity-building at National level.....
#Rehabilitate 500 Drug/NCD affected families in #Delhi NCR #DrugFreeIndia #HealthyIndia
At the age of 17 years, Mahesh has given up his schooling to work as a salesman. Alcohol violence in the family is forcing a lot of children & women to join work force or suffer. We target to sensitize 500 women & children about the issue of substance usE and NCDs & encourage them to continue their education and support. The harmful use of alcohol & drug brings significant social and economic losses to individuals and family at large. The families affected with drug use are usually not aware of NCDs and its relation with their alcohol and drug use. Moreover, discrimination from society leads to isolation of families affected by alcohol /drug use violence .
Training & Tech Assistance
Nada India Foundation contributes through information sharing & skill building to the work of government initiatives, NGOs, corporate agencies, students, and the general public.
Resources
NIF offers articles, audio-visual material on topics including addiction, adolescent issues, women’s health, HIV/AIDS, auricular acupuncture, peer counselling, trauma counselling, treatment, and rehabilitation.
Research
Nada India researches many areas including the efficacy of auricular acupuncture in diverse treatment settings. Further NIF conducts research in areas such as child rights, NCDs,substance abuse, adolescent health etc.
|| Areas of Focus
Community Mobilization
Holistic Health Care
Life Skill & Vocational Education
Alcohol and NCD
|| Our Programs
Impact :Nada NCD Prevention Network
#Caregiver's #Stress @Naikiran Haryana
Social Work& NCDs #Prevention...Punjab
Healthy School...Sanjeeb @Nada Imphal 
Drug Free & Healthy Kashi Vidyapeeth(UP)
World Health Day 19 @Nada India
Nada & IAPG celebrated Patient Solidarity Day @TBNL Delhi
Nada India volunteer @2nd Global NCD Alliance Forum Sharjah, UAE
Drug use & Homeless: Devender Nada Peer counselor facilitating group @AAA Delhi
Young India Network @PHCC Andhra
Youth Engagement
Dr.Amita Nada Convener conducting NCDs prevention @Gujarat Prisons
|| Our Publications
Support Nada India Foundation in multiple ways.
Nada India always welcomes both national and international volunteers and offers a placement program in which to best suit the needs of its volunteers and its programming. NIF also welcomes donations - in cash or kind. Nada India Foundation is a registered NGO. All donations to Nada India are exempted from tax under section 80G of the Indian Income Tax Act..
ABOUT US
Nada India has been creating the spaces and nurturing diverse networks of community-based initiatives amongst the marginal and most at risk populations in the urban contexts of the metros as well as in the tier two and three towns. Though its capacity building work Nada India has enabled the vulnerable youth, male and female and the adolescents as well to make choices for healthy ways of living. Nada India has also included in its programmes senior citizens and women from the “urban villages” in the areas of the National Capital Region. Gender equity is a strategic objective of Nada India in its vision for a Gender Equal and Just society. Additionally, Nada India works under the framework of the Convention of the Rights of Children, CRC, with male and female children and adolescents through the Young India Network for Good Health.
Mr Suneel Vatsyayan is a practising Social Worker who has dedicated his work to addressing the NCD prevention and rehabilitation of Drug and alcohol dependent persons. He has led the strategic positioning of Nada India which is based on non-discrimination and supports all persons in need irrespective of caste, creed, age, sex, religion or region.
Given the mandate that Nada India has adopted they have been working with a multidisciplinary teams and diverse expert networks. This approach has facilitated wider outreach in the field and advocacy platforms for policy recommendations.
Nada India advocates for balanced and healthy public policies to prevent, control non-communicable diseases, child friendly, gender sensitive and drug free healthy life style.
PARTNERS
THE HEALTHY INDIA ALLIANCE (HIA) PLANS TO DEVELOP A NATIONAL ADVOCACY AGENDA OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH NCDS BASED ON THE INPUTS OF THOSE WHO TOOK PART IN THE FIVE COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS (NADA ORGANIZED ONE SUCH COMMUNITY CONVERSATION AMONG ALCOHOL AND DRUG USING POPULATION )HELD IN THE INDIA. NADA INDIA TEAM (MS.NIDHI,DEVENDER JOTI PEER EDUCATOR (PLWNCD) ,PUSHPA CAREGIVER and SUNEEL VATSYAYAN ) @THE HEALTHY INDIA ALLIANCE REGIONAL CONSULTANCY MEETING FOR THE NORTHERN REGION IN DELHI ON 28TH AUGUST 2018. NIDHI SHARED HER EXPERIENCE AND FEEDBACK....
Pushpa both as Nada community worker shared her experience well.Also as care giver she shared her true feelings. Her wounds are fresh and she needs time to heal. But her spirits are high and very courageous lady she is.Nidhi,Nada Team Chandigarh Punjab
Saathiya...Sharing of hope Saathiya Good Health advocate is an initiative of Nada India.
Capacity Building : NCD Counselor Training
NCD Counselor (Non Communicable Disease) are supposed to help people prevent and help to cope with a number of NCDs & risk factors such as alcohol use, tobacco use, obesity, diabetes,Cancer ,High blood pressure and mental health. The NCD counselors are also taught to place ear pressure beads on community members . Nada India has been engaging more grassroots CSOs working in the field of Women, Child & Youth welfare ,Health Advocates, Patient champions & Care giver groups ,Homeless and peer led alcohol rehabilitation groups to build joint advocacy campaigns. Next training workshop is on 1st June 2019 in Delhi.