Education is the foundation of breaking cycles of poverty.
Employment
Generational change occurs when a woman earns her own income.
MISSION
To bring about lasting change for disadvantaged women and children by investing in their health, education, and employment opportunities.
APPROACH
The facts are undeniable, if you wish to raise a community out of poverty then you must invest in its women and children. By doing so, you not only alter the trajectory of the individuals you serve, but also future generations to come.
Women spend almost three times as much money on their family’s well-being compared to men. With this in mind, we develop programs that support the people who are most likely to affect generational change, and thereby break recurring cycles of poverty.
WHAT WE DO
Mercy Hospital
Founded in 1977, Calcutta Mercy Hospital is a 173 bed general hospital serving approximately 100,000 patients per year. Also, 40% of all care is given free of charge!
These clinics are the only source of healthcare for thousands of patients who would otherwise have to travel excessive distance to find care, and likely would not be able to afford treatment.
Hope Academy is a 2 year Clinical Nursing Assistant vocational training program for at-risk disadvantaged girls. Graduates are accredited to work in either clinical or home-health settings, earning a quality wage.
The School of Nursing provides quality education to young women, helping break cycles of poverty and societal stereotypes. The school offers a 3 year program in General Nursing and Midwifery.
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Mercy Hospital
Founded in 1977, Calcutta Mercy Hospital is a 173 bed general hospital serving approximately 100,000 patients per year. 40% of all care is given free of charge.
The School of Nursing provides quality education to young women, helping break cycles of poverty and societal stereotypes. The school offers a 3 year program in General Nursing and Midwifery.
These clinics are the only source of healthcare for thousands of patients who would otherwise have to travel excessive distance to find care, and likely would not be able to afford treatment.
Founded in 1977, Calcutta Mercy Hospital is a 173 bed general hospital serving approximately 100,000 patients per year. 40% of all care is given free of charge.