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Care Rare India is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with bleeding disorders and underprivileged communities through healthcare, awareness, rehabilitation, education, and livelihood initiatives. We strive to build an inclusive society where every individual can live with dignity and access the support they need.
Empowering lives through health awareness, counselling, scholarships, and medical support.
Improving health and nutrition through support, health check-ups, and awareness programs...
Empowering children, youth, women, and PwDs through education and skill development.
Creating inclusive communities through education, empowerment, and equal opportunities.
Creating sustainable livelihoods through employment, skills training, and self-reliance.
Strengthening systems through collaboration, capacity building, and knowledge sharing.
A Mobile Healthcare System provides essential medical care to people in remote villages and urban slums, bringing healthcare where access is limited.
As a momentous milestone the Organization has established an Artificial Limbs manufacturing workshop named “Advances in Artificial Limb Manufacturing and Patient Care. The centre is furnished with essential modern machineries and Equipment required for the purpose of manufacturing artificial limbs and appliances. This workshop has the capacity of providing free artificial limbs to the disabled and who needy and has the facility of free lodging and boarding in case of night-stay for 11 Handicapped at a time, if required. The manufacturing and preparation of artificial limbs and other appliances is managed by trained handicapped staff. The Organisation has also received many awards intervention in disability care.
Care Rare India Physiotherapy Centre works with such patients to improve body movement and nerve function, and to promote overall health and well-being. The goal of therapy is not just symptom relief but addressing the root cause of the condition. Physiotherapy helps keep joints, bones, the heart, and the brain healthy, while relieving pain and restoring flexibility and strength through targeted exercises, manual therapy, massage, and pain-relief techniques. Conditions treated include: Back Pain, Joint Pain, Neck Pain, Frozen Shoulder, Ligament Injury, Paralysis, Sciatica Pain, Bell's Palsy, Children's Disability (Cerebral Palsy)
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Volunteering at the food bank has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life Seeing to the smiles on the faces ...
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Volunteering at the food bank has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life Seeing to the smiles on the faces ...
David Smith, Newyork
Volunteering at the food bank has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life Seeing to the smiles on the faces ...
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17-29 March
17-29 March
Registered Office: W. No. 4, F. No. 10,
Mehrauli, New Delhi - 110030
Section 80G is a provision that allows donors to claim a tax deduction on donations made to eligible charitable institutions, trusts, and relief funds registered under this section. It encourages philanthropy by reducing the donor's taxable income in proportion to their contribution.
Depending on the organization's registration category, you can claim either 50% or 100% of your donated amount as a deduction from your taxable income (some categories are subject to a qualifying limit of 10% of your adjusted gross total income). This deduction is available only under the old tax regime, not the new one.
[This is a policy decision for your organization to set and state here — many NGOs specify a minimum like ₹500 or ₹1,000 for issuing an 80G receipt. Let me know your organization's threshold and I'll fill this in.]
Yes, a receipt is issued within 10 working days via email/post.
Cash donations are eligible for tax exemption only up to ₹2,000. Cash donations above ₹2,000 are not eligible for deduction under Section 80G — such donations must be made via cheque, bank transfer, UPI, demand draft, or another digital/banking mode to qualify.
Donors need Form 10BE (the official donation certificate) to claim the deduction. This is generated only after the CRI files Form 10BD with the Income Tax Department. Certificates are generally issued within 30 days of the financial year-end.