Goodwill Foundation
NGOFeed VerifiedThe Goodwill Foundation is a non-profit, non-political, voluntary organisation working for the welfare and development the people in socio-economic development, education, health, etc. indiscriminate of sex, tribe, caste, religion or colour.
About Us
The Goodwill Foundation is a non-profit organization primarily dedicated to transforming lives in the beautiful and culturally diverse region of Mizoram and the broader North-eastern India. With a passionate commitment to eradicating poverty and creating a brighter future for the margenalized sections of society. The Foundation's tireless efforts are channelled into multifaceted poverty alleviation programs. These initiatives encompass education, healthcare, vocational training, and economic empowerment. Through innovative projects and a dedicated team, the organisation strive to uplift marginalized communities, providing them with the tools and resources needed to break the cycle of poverty. Our work is deeply rooted in the principles of inclusivity, equality, and sustainability. By addressing the unique challenges faced by the people of Mizoram and the Northeast, the Goodwill Foundation is fostering lasting change and inspiring communities to dream big. In the heart of this region, the Goodwill Foundation stands as a beacon of hope, illuminating the path towards a brighter, more equitable future for all.
Vision & Mission
Our Vision
Empowering communities, transforming lives, and nurturing a world where every individual's potential is realized through compassion, equity, and sustainable impact.
Our Mission
Our mission is to drive sustainable socio-economic development by implementing innovative solutions, fostering inclusive growth, and empowering communities through education, skills development, and collaborative initiatives that break the cycle of poverty and create lasting positive change
Focus Areas
Main Sectors
Other Focus Areas
Our Programs
Enhancing Healthcare Access in Rural areas of Mizoram
The "Enhancing Healthcare Access in Rural areas of Mizoram" project is necessary due to the significant healthcare challenges faced by rural communities in rural areas of Mizoram state. The area's remote location, limited healthcare infrastructure, and shortage of skilled healthcare professionals hinder access to quality healthcare services. This results in poor health outcomes, including high maternal and infant mortality rates, and a prevalence of communicable diseases. The project's necessity stems from the need to bridge the healthcare gap and ensure equitable access to healthcare services for rural populations. By enhancing healthcare infrastructure, increasing the availability of skilled healthcare professionals, and promoting health awareness, the project can improve health outcomes, reduce mortality rates, and enhance the overall wellbeing of the community. Furthermore, the project will help address health disparities, promote health equity, and contribute tothe achievement of sustainable development goals. By investing in rural healthcare, the project can have a transformative impact on the lives of individuals and communities in Mamit district. Timely intervention is crucial.
Impact / Milestones
Key Milestones & Achievements
- 1300 SHGs formed, 2 FPOs formed, 357 SHGs credit linked with financial institutions, 150 Rain Water harvesting Tanks constructed, 7 Villages provided drinking water supply, 480 women given free training in Tailoring, 550 youth given skill development training in handloom and handicraft, 175 poor students provided free education, 560 families provided piglets for livelihood enhancement, 170 Women provided condensed course of education and 500 farmers given training on permanent cultivation.
- 1300 SHGs formed, 2 FPOs formed, 357 SHGs credit linked with financial institutions, 150 Rain Water harvesting Tanks constructed, 7 Villages provided drinking water supply, 480 women given free training in Tailoring, 550 youth given skill development training in handloom and handicraft, 175 poor students provided free education, 560 families provided piglets for livelihood promotion, 170 Women provided condensed course of education and 500 farmers given training on permanent cultivation. 50 students provided scholarship, 371 Covid-19 patients provided free treatment, 1700 families provided dry ration kits during Covid-19 pandemic, 5kms. long rural village roads constructed, 5 community information centres set up, one computer smart classroom set up in Suarhliap village, water coolers provided to 10 primary and middle schools in Mamit district, 25 solar street lights installed in five villages, 10 hactres of land reforested, 13755 people in the rural areas provided medical assistance under our mobile medical services, 1320 people provided skill trainings in agriculture, animal husbandry, broom processing, rubber cultivation, cake making, mushroom cultivation etc., an open gym has been constructed in Bawngva village in Mamit district, a part from other activities.
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Our Team
K. Zabiaka
Chairman
Christopher Lun
Secretary
Lalthlanmawii
Treasurer
Lalchhuanawmi
Managing Committee Member
Ramengmawia
Managing Committee Member
Location
K-65, Maubawk Vengthar, Near New Capital Complex (MINECO)
Aizawl, Mizoram, 796001
India
Aizawl, Mizoram
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