CSRidentity
 
How to identify Donors and NGOs
Social issue brands
Addiction
Adoption
Agriculture
Animals

Arts

Autism

Biodiversity
Biotechnology
Blind
Blood donation

Cancer
Child Health
Children
Civic issues
Clean country
Clean river
Climate Change
Crafts
Culture


Deaf
Deaf & Dumb
Dementia
Disability
Disaster Relief
Diversity
Dumb
Dyslexia


Economy
Ecotourism
 
Education
Employment 
 
Energy
Environment

Financial inclusion
Food

Girl child

GLBT

Health
Heritage
HIV
Housing
Human Rights

Hunger

Income Generation
 
Immigration
Indigeneous communities

Jobs for disabled
Jobs for locals

Jobs for poor
Jobs for women
Justice

Livelihood

Marriage
Mental Disability
Mental Health
Microfinance
Migration  

Nutrition

Orphans

Palliative Care
Peace of mind
Physical Disability
Population
Poverty
Prisoners

Racial Equity
Recycling
Refugees
 
Renewable Energy
Rural Development

Sanitation
Science
Senior Citizens
Skill Development
Slums
Sports
Suicides

Trafficking

Tree Plantation
Tribals

Urban Development

Village Development

Waste Management
Water
Women

Youth        
Social Doctors
35000 Corporate Social Doctors

200 000 NGO Social Doctors

1000 Corp Foundation Social Doctors

1500 Funding Agency Social Doctors


Philanthropist Social Doctors

1000 Celebrity Social Doctors

In 193 UN Member countries & 2 SARs, we have share corporates, NGOs, media in that country.
And government, law, police of that country.
And we give link to them. The reason is clear.

We are a social bridge between donors and NGOs which must adhere to the law of that country and government of that country supported by police.

What Corporates must see
They must think helping social causes is not their additional job. It is responsibility. Just like respiration.
And we must say that corporates employ people, giving income to them and their families, which helps them sustain and also take care of their children, their education and future.

They know that their consumers, clients are part of the citizens of that country. So country is larger family.
Earning profits is a corporate responsibility. Giving tax is of course their responsibility and not burden.
If anything happens to their life partner or parent or children, they spend money. Its their life responsibility.
Similarly, since their consumers, clients come from community, investing in them as CSR is their life responsibility.
Of course, first responsibility is be sustainable and earn profits and may be 0.01% of their income (not profit) is their social responsibility. If they think this way, then countries are helped because thousands or millions of corporates together spend large amount for social good. Its social investment and not spending.

 

 

What NGOs must see

 

, Country, News

Health is wealth

Accidents
Acid attacks
Acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy
Alzheimers (Aai)
Animal bites
Anthrax
Arsenic caused
Asbestos related

Assistive devices & tech
Asthma
Autism
Bacteria & diseases
Blind

Botulism
Brain
Cancer
Cardiovascular diseases 
Cataract
Chagas disease
Chikungunya
Cholera
Chronic obstructive
pulmonay disease

Cogenital anomalies
Contagious diseases

Cosmetology
Covid19
Deaf
Dementia
Dengue
Depression

Diabetes
Diarrhea
Dioxins
Drowning

Dumb
Ebola
Echinococcosis
E. coli
Electromagnetic fields

ENT

Epilepsy
Eye diseases
Falls
Family welfare

Gender diseases
Gynacology
Herpes
Hepatitis
Immunization

Infectious diseases
Influenza

Japanese encephalitis

Juvenile patients
Kidney-Nephrology,Urology
Obesity
Onchocerciasis

Oral health = Dentistry
Organ transplantation
Orthopedic disorders Physical disability
Plague
Pneumonia
Poisoning
Polio

Prisoners Health
Rabies
Radiation
Radon and health

Respiratory diseases

Rubella
Salmonella
Schistosomiasis
Schizophrenia

Sexual health
Skin diseases
Sleeping disorders
Soil-tran helminth inf
Spinal cord

Stomach diseases
Trachoma
Traditional medicine

Tuberculosis
Ulcer (Bhau)
Variant Creutzfeldt

Practices
Organ Transplantation
Fitness
Health care waste

Expiry dates
Patients first
Prequa by WHO
Substd . medical products

Yogasana

Symptoms
Anaemia
Antibiotic resistance
Cold
Contraception
Cough
Fever
Flu of various types
Haemoglobin disorders
Vector-borne diseases
Viral diseases
Worm diseases

Health is social
Non drs helping
Handwash
Human rights
Workers health
Salt reduction