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We are developing this page as
a way of telling you about other websites which we think may
be of interest to you. Some links will be to other
organisations working in the same area as RTU in Tamil Nadu.
Others will be to sources of information about that part of
India, or about the types of work being undertaken by RTU.
If you have any suggestions of links to include, please let
us know.
Whenever possible we would want to arrange for a reciprocal
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Reaching the Unreached in India. You are currently
reading a page on the website of RTU in the UK. We are a
charity dedicated to raising funds for RTU in India, which
is an independent organisation registered in Tamil Nadu,
with its own Board and Governors.
Click here
to visit their website. |
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Miriam Dean Fund. This
is another small UK charity which funds projects targeted at
'the poorest of the poor'. Most of the partners they work
with at present are in south India and include RTU, as well
as the AIDS hospice Jeevan Jyothi which RTU has close links
with, and where it sends children needing specialist AIDS
care. Miriam Dean Fund funded the building of the
third Children's Village (Miriam Children's Village) as well
as Miriam Girls' Hostel. It currently funds the running
costs of Nirmala Children's Village.
Click here
to visit their website. |
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RTU in Belgium. There is a
support group for RTU operating in Belgium. Starting from
nothing in 2006, they have built up a substantial income, in
particular providing sponsorship for children in RTU's
Children's Villages. If your preferred language is
French then do pay them a visit -
Click here.
"ATTEINDRE LES INATTEIGNABLES - Imaginez un monde où
chaque enfant serait en bonne santé, bien nourri, scolarisé...
et heureux. Imaginez prendre part à la réalisation de ce
rêve..." |
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Brother James, founder of Reaching the
Unreached, is a De La Salle brother. Their
international site is here,
or you can visit the UK De La Salle site by
clicking here.
LDWP (Lasallian Developing World Projects) based in
Oxford, runs small-scale sustainable projects,
usually in rural areas, and provides opportunities for young
people from Britain take part on work teams each summer -
often on construction projects. At present a team goes to
RTU each year and helps to build the low cost family homes
described on our 'Housing' page. To visit the LDWP site,
click
here. |
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