BHOPAL KI NARI HAIN, PHOOL NAHI CHINGARI HAIN
Providing medical relief and rehabilitation to children affected by the Bhopal Gas Tragedy and subsequent water contamination.
Support Our CauseOur Story
On the night of December 2nd, 1984, a Union Carbide plant in Bhopal began leaking 27 tons of deadly methyl isocyanate gas. None of the safety systems were operational, allowing the gas to spread throughout the city.
Half a million people were exposed to the gas and 25,000 have died to date as a result. More than 150,000 people still suffer from ailments caused by the accident and subsequent pollution.
Chingari Trust was established in 2005 by two gas tragedy survivors, Champa Devi Shukla and Rashida Bee, using prize money from the Goldman Environmental Award they received for their activism.
Our Services
Physiotherapy
We provide free physiotherapy to children with disabilities like Cerebral Palsy, Downs Syndrome, and muscular dystrophy. Our team of 7 physiotherapists helps about 200 children daily.
Speech Therapy
Our speech therapists help children with issues like poor or no speech, attention issues, poor eye contact, and chewing problems. We've helped 76 children overcome drooling issues.
Special Education
We focus on the social, personal, academic, recreational and occupational development of children with special needs. 46 children have started going to normal school after our intervention.
Occupational Therapy
We help children with Sensory Integration Disorders and Autism develop daily living skills, improve behavior, and enhance communication and social skills.
Our Impact
Help Us Make a Difference
With ₹1000 every month, you can provide quality healthcare to a congenitally disabled child affected by the Bhopal Gas Tragedy and water contamination.
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