Seventh Day Adventists Union

This website is purely informational. Navigate the links to find out information and contact details of various sections, churches, schools, etc., in this region.

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1. Aero Sports and Adventure in Kerala - National Adventure Foundation

Aero Sports and Adventure on a meagre budget in Kerala, South IndiaThe activities undertaken by the Kerala Chapter of NAF are:- Microlight Training Flying. Para Gliding Training. Powered Hang gliding( Microlight Flex Wing). Paramotoring on the BUCKEYE DREAM machine. Joy rides for groups of 10 or more. with one night stay at our facility/hotel. Parasailing for groups of 20 or more. Accommodation provided. Paramotor tandem joy rides. group of 10 or more. Accommodation available. Trekking/Rock climbing at Thenmala Ecotourism site. Room accommodation and dormitory at Thenmala Ecotourism project.

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2. Child Development Centre

Child Development Centre (CDC), Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram is an autonomous centre established by the Government of Kerala with the intention of bringing up the centre as an autonomous centre of excellence in Early Child Care & Education, Adolescent Care & Education, Pre-marital Counselling, Women’s Welfare and other related fields.Mission: To reduce childhood disability through novel scientific initiatives. Motto: Reduction of Childhood Disability & Childhood Onset Adult Diseases through Reduction of Low Birth Weight Babies through Reduction of Adolescent Girls’ Under Nutrition.Vision: Create a generation of prospective and responsive parenthood through healthy children and adolescents.

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3. Kerala Christian Assembly

Kerala Christian Assembly-The Powerhouse of God

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4. Keralasamajam frankfurt

KeralaSamajam-frankfurt,a cultural organization catering to the social and cultural needs of the Indian community

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5. Jamaat e Islami Kerala

Jamaat-e-Islami was founded in the Indian subcontinent in 1941 by about seventy learned men, under the leadership of the eminent scholar and thinker Sayyid Abul Ala Mawdudi. It is a comprehensive revival movement. Re-organized after Independence in 1948 as Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH), it has been working in the country for about six decades with its own policies and programs taking into consideration the social, cultural and political circumstances that prevail in India. JIH has its Headquarters in New Delhi and has branches in all provinces. Its organizational structure comprises of a Central Representative Council (CRC) having deputies elected every four years from among the members of the organization, the Ameer (President) and a Central Consultative Council (Majlis Shura) both elected by the CRC.

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