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HEEALS is a grassroots Non-Profit/NGO with Operational office in Gurgaon, We registered under the Indian government Section 21 of 1860 Society Act In Ghaziabad ,Uttar Pradesh. We have a mandate of empowering local and rural communities to become sustainable in Health, Education, Environment and Livelihood Society sectors through research and development, engaging workshops, resources distribution and content creation. Since 2010, We are working in Health,Education, Environment ,Water, Sanitation, Menstrual Hygiene, Mental Health,Gender Equality Projects.
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House no: 692, Sector -22, Pocket -B, Gurugram, 122015, Gurugram, India
- 07982316660
- communications@heeals.org
- heeals.org
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