The document discusses the founder's journey starting a mobile healthcare charity called Rebalance the Globe in India. In 2004, she volunteered in a village in India and wanted to make a lasting difference. She fundraised and started the charity in 2006 to provide healthcare to rural communities via mobile buses. The charity now has 22 staff and provides services like healthcare, water filters, and health education to schools, helping improve lives and empower communities in West Bengal, India. The founder continues funding the charity herself and hopes to expand to other areas to help more people.

1. Make a Difference to
Create a Better Life
for the Future

2. I wanted to make a difference,
every one of us can as long as
we stay true to what our heart
is being moved to achieve.

3. In 2004 when I was 24 I travelled to India
wanting to make a difference. I paid an
international volunteer agency to place
me in a village health care project and
spent 6 weeks in Mayapur inWest
Bengal, India. Determined to create a
lasting difference I returned home to
Australia and began to map out a health
care project plan and began fundraising
for the communities and people I felt
deep affection for.

4. No one wanted to help me, it was
the same time that the media in
was reporting that Australian jobs
taken by Indians in big major cities in
India. The word India was a dirty
and no one wanted to contribute to
vision. Instead of being discouraged I
decided to fund it myself. I started
take money every week from my
and my parents and brother did the
and before I knew it with the help of

5. I called my charity Rebalance the
Globe as I am committed to
contributing to the restoration
of balance on our planet. By
redistributing resources such as
wealth, education and opportunity
from the west we can empower
those less fortunate than us in the
East.

6. My charity Rebalance the Globe was
founded in 2006. A mobile healthcare
project improving the health and
wellbeing of communities, and creating
hope for families who are caught in the
poverty cycle. By improving health and
alleviating suffering we enable men to
return to the workforce and provide an
income to support their families.We
enable children to attend school and
obtain an education and empower the
family unit to work together to create a

7. Each mobile healthcare bus travels
to rural communities on a rotating
schedule every two weeks. Each
fully equipped healthcare bus
travels directly to the villages
providing health services to the
weak and ill who are unable to
travel or afford healthcare.

8. We also focus on preventative
healthcare in villages by delivering
arsenic removal water filters directly to
villages and providing a health educator
who provides basic healthcare, first aid
and wound dressing to each village.We
providing monthly visits to each school
in the area, providing healthcare
to 2,000 school children, and also
distribute healthcare leaflets on basic
health and hygiene.

9. Now all these years later we have 22 full
time staff and a sustainable and
empowering project that is getting
attention of government and non
government agencies in India.We travel
over once each year to connect with our
beloved staff and communities,
I still fund my charity myself and we
have plans
to expand our charity into other areas of
India, Bangladesh and Nepal in the near

10. I would love you to assist me to help the
beautiful people ofWest Bengal, every
single dollar helps us to expand our
project, you can donate on my website
www.rebalancetheglobe.org

11. For more detail
visit us @
http://puraforceremedies.com
or call
1800 244 449
Us today!