SERUDS is an NGO that supports children abandoned by their parents due to illnesses or natural disasters, providing education and empowerment to help them avoid detrimental paths. They conduct awareness programs on HIV/AIDS and other critical issues, particularly aimed at vulnerable populations in India. Despite improvements in HIV awareness, continuous efforts are necessary to further educate and prevent the spread of the disease.

1. NGO
AWARENESS
PROGRAMS

2. Seruds is an NGO helping children whose
parents abandoned them were affected by
deadly diseases like HIV, cancer, AIDS, and
rare viruses. Some lost their parents and some
lost their families in floods, which were caused
due to climate change. Due to lack of
education the children are choosing the wrong
path, getting involved in drug rackets,
addicted to alcohol, losing their
consciousness, fighting with people and
behaving like a rogue.

3. Seruds is providing them with education and
assisting these people, empowering them with
knowledge, skill, and empathy, such that they
can have a meaningful life. We conduct need
based sensitization programs like HIV/ AIDS
Awareness, Seasonal Diseases, Importance of
Education, Economic Empowerment Programs
for women, children, community leaders, self-
help groups, youth in Rural areas and urban
slums

4. HIV & AIDS
In India most of the people who get affected
are the poor section of the country. India has
the world’s third-largest HIV epidemic, with 2.1
million individuals infected. HIV infection
caused roughly 100,000 fatalities (59,000 to
140,000) in the United States, accounting for
3.2 percent (1.9 percent to 4.6 percent) of all
deaths among adults aged 15 to 59

5. HIV & AIDS
If we compare it to our neighboring countries,
India seems to be improving. The reason for
the improving graph is people are getting
aware of it and avoiding the situation. But can
we stop at this moment as the graph is
improving? The answer is NO. The awareness
campaigns need to happen frequently and
educate people accordingly

6. https://serudsindia.org/causes/awareness-programs/