Project Maanasi
“Project Maanasi” is a humanitarian initiative by groups of Rotary Clubs from India and USA and The Rotary Foundation to provide quality community mental health care in rural southern India.
A joint humanitarian initiative of Rotary Bangalore Midtown, Rotary Howard West (Maryland, USA) and St. Johns Medical College, “Project Maanasi” provides quality community mental health care in rural India. Today the “Maanasi Clinic" at Mugalur village is serving poor women and children with varying degrees of mental illness by providing medical care to patients from 206 villages, 8 districts around Bangalore with a reach of 6 million households. — CLICK HERE to learn more about Project Maanasi and how you can provide financial support.
A joint humanitarian initiative of Rotary Bangalore Midtown, Rotary Howard West (Maryland, USA) and St. Johns Medical College, “Project Maanasi” provides quality community mental health care in rural India. Today the “Maanasi Clinic" at Mugalur village is serving poor women and children with varying degrees of mental illness by providing medical care to patients from 206 villages, 8 districts around Bangalore with a reach of 6 million households. — CLICK HERE to learn more about Project Maanasi and how you can provide financial support.
Lithuania Project
For more than ten past years, the suicide rate in Lithuania has been one of the highest in the world and the highest in Europe and has not been decreasing. It has remained above 30 per 100,000 inhabitants exceeding the European average of 9.4 more than three-fold.
This project will benefit:
- 5 municipalities and more than 45 communities with functioning suicide prevention system and access to psychological help.
- Inhabitants of Lithuania with increased access to helplines supplying phone services.
- Society of Lithuania from campaigns about public awareness of suicide prevention.