Our Projects
our projects During Covid - 19
There has been a rise in COVID-19 cases in India due to the Delta variant. Since then, many hospitals have attempted to save as many lives as possible. However, due to limited support from the healthcare infrastructure, many doctors were faced with multiple obstacles: a shortage of oxygen, limited ICU beds, and a decreasing supply of gloves, masks, and personal protective equipment (PPE). During Covid, we collected donations from local medical offices, dental clinics, and other businesses. In total we donated $2,000 to hospitals in India to provide oxygen concentrators for doctors who were struggling in providing essential resources to their patients. However, the virus and the issues that accompany it still persist and we continue our best efforts to aid in supporting the areas that are currently impacted.
USA
DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS (Prototype)
Covid Decision Support Systems (CDSS) is an app and web based interactive decision system which helps a normal user or anyone who is trying to know more about Covid symptoms, recommended tests and access to more online resources. This app is in prototype stage, adding more data-set, different versions of back-end programming which will help patients for better decision making and more awareness. This application and programming can be applied to different medical conditions and help patients.
India
angels in india
On a trip to India, we were shocked to discover the true conditions of government schools in rural India. There weren’t any doors or ceilings and students had to sit on their shawls. Heartbroken by these conditions, we were inspired to start Educate Angels. We collected books, school supplies, blankets, uniforms, shoes, sewing machines, and a water purification system to underprivileged children who attend government schools in India.
Haiti
angels helping kids in haiti
Six years after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, families were still suffering from the earthquake’s aftermath. Even today, many don’t have money to provide for their families and are still forced to live in cardboard houses. There is still pain in the eyes of people who lost their family and friends. We visited various local dental clinics and provided tooth brushes, toothpastes and other oral hygiene supplies to children who were affected by the earthquake.
