Make A Difference NOW Expands into India Offering Volunteer Opportunities and Educational Classes

March 26, 2009 - PRLog -- Make A Difference NOW, a registered international non-profit based in the USA is pleased to announce its expansion into India. The international organization which has been working in Zambia and Tanzania, Africa helping orphaned children, setting up micro loan programs, creating gardens and clean water projects as well as  libraries and computer centers will now be working in Mysore, India.

Make A Difference NOW's board has appointed two local directors Rama and M.A. Srinidhi to run its programs in Mysore, India through the Make A Difference India (MADI) Trust. Mrs. Srinidhii has her post graduate in science (M.Sc (Electronics), she is a trained HR facilitator and a teacher in French and English languages. She has conducted various programs in personality development/ English language training for executives, and undergraduate students. Rama has been actively involved with non profits including Mitra Jyothi, Bangalore, and Make A Difference in Zambia.

Mrs. Srinidhi will be working along side her husband, M.A. Srinidhi who Is an alumnus of Indian Institute of Technology, Madras and Indian Institute of management, Calcutta. As an SME specialist, Srinidhi has successfully turned around 5 businesses and has contributed to improved performance in a large number of industries.

"We are delighted to have such well educated, caring and hospitable directors join our team. As natives, they know India and love their country. In addition, they truly want to make a difference long term, which is exactly what we set out to do," stated Founder and Executive Director of Make A Difference NOW.

Make A Difference NOW welcomes individuals from around the world to come to India. Participants have the chance to learn about the culture, history and different cuisines of India as well as help disadvantaged children and women. Volunteer opportunities are available as well as classes.

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Make A Difference (MAD) was established to develop, promote and support orphanages and schools in Africa and India so that disadvantaged children have a chance at rising above poverty.