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ALERT (Amenity Lifeline Emergency Response Team) is a volunteer driven NGO, that empowers a common man in case of an emergency to ensure ‘Right to Life’ a reality in India!
Medical Emergencies In India
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Learn to save a life
If not for others, at least for your friends & family.
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Your time & effort can save many lives!
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270092
NO. OF PEOPLE TRAINED
250
NO. OF ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS TRAINED
130
NO OF ASSOCIATIONS TRAINED
250
NO. OF CORPORATES/INDUSTRIES
25000
RURAL COMMUNITY PEOPLE OUTREACH
They Said It
No partner gets benefited from transactions, they get benefited by dividends, in this case for ALERT’s sponsors, the lives saved.
99% to VoICEs and 1% score go to the hospital to save a life.
The government cannot work on its own, it needs the help of NGOs like ALERT
ALERT is an NGO that trains people in First Aid and life-saving techniques in real-life situations. ALERT is driven by a few individuals who are passionate about their cause with a high level of dedication and determination.
We thank you very much for your association with our team for more than a year to provide voluntary training on "FIRST AID"...
Every child should be empowered in first aid.
You can save a life. It is easy to learn Life Saving Techniques. Join ALERT
Spread the information about Saving lives and make it as a movement
If all of us have this attitude and helping nature, then no pandemic can do anything
“I look forward to being part of ALERT’s noble mission to save lives”
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Listen from real heroes
alert VoICE – A Seyad Abuthahir Aasif
On 15th May around 8 to 8.30 PM when I was returning from office near Perungudi Bus stand I saw a crowd of people in the road side. I immediately stopped my vehicle and reached the spot and found a mid aged women met with accident and lying on the road.
alert VoICE – Ms. Kala Balasundaram
On June 20, 2023, during my visit to Mt.Titlis, Switzerland, I was walking on a heavy iron hanging bridge on the top of the mountain at 10,000 feet. Midway through the bridge, I saw some heavy blood stains on the steel rods. Just about a 100 mts away, I could see a young Chinese lady who seemed to be a bit mentally challenged, bleeding profusely from her knees and with some bruises on both her palms.
Mr. Humesh Dayalam
I was on my way in cab to office in the morning of February 1, when I came across an accident. In the remote roadway of Chik Thirupati, Malur road, Karnataka, two boys, both not older than 25 years, had met with a bike accident from driving rashly.
alert VoICE – Nirmal Kumar
On November 25, when I was riding home on my bike, I came across a loud accident. I observed that one bike had collided with another bike at great speed and either of the drivers hadn’t worn helmet!
