Support
“If you have much, give of your wealth; if you have little, give of your heart.” – Proverb
Support
Please spread the word about our MND Registry. The Registry is a unique effort to gather data about MND and similar neurological disorders in India, which can then help us understand more details about the cause, treatment, and care for the condition. Thus, making sure the Registry reaches as many people as possible across India is vital for this research program to succeed so that more people get an opportunity to take part in it.
You can help by sharing it on your social media
● Following our social media handles and sharing our posts
● Volunteer services
● Encouraging people you know who is affected by MND and similar neurological disorders to participate in the research
● Sharing with us your MND story- you can send it as a video, written document, or even just an audio
● Sending us a video about why you signed up in the registry and what the registry means to you
If you are interested in any of the above, please reach out to us
Contribute
Please consider supporting us financially or in kind (equipment, medicine, any other). Any contribution that we receive will be utilised for providing support to people affected by MND, financially footing medical bills, providing equipment and other supportive aids, etc and also for funding research related to finding a cure for this disease.
All donations made to Dr. Shyama Narang Foundation (Regd. Trust) is exempted from Income Tax under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act 1961 vide 80 G No: AADTD7133QF2021 001, dated 31-12-2021. Donations to Dr. Shyama Narang Foundation can be sent to the following bank account:
Bank Account No: 89240100025971
RTGS/NEFT/IFSC CODE: BARB0VJINBA
Bank Of Baroda
Indiranagar Branch
Bangalore.
Receipt to claim exemption will be duly sent
You can also help us out through other ways- such as volunteering, activism, or simply by sharing our MND Registry in your social media.
If you are interested in any of the above, please reach out to us
Dr. Alexander Thomas | President, AHPI
