Project Description Region: Asia Country: India Location: Ludhiana Total Budget: $50,000 Area of Focus: Disease prevention and treatment The grant budget will be used to buy 4 dialysis machines and the related accessories to start a Rotary Dialysis Centre in Ludhiana having a population of 4 million.There is just a single centre catering to the poor while the private centre charge very high(one Dialysis costs around US$25) which is out of the reach of the poor.We will start this centre at a charitable hospital in Ludhiana which is already running few projects sponsored by Rotary.With the start of this centre,we propose the following charges: 1.US$ 7 from the poor patients 2.US$ 12 from the rest of the community Primary Host Partner District: 3070 Rotary Club of: Ludhiana Central Primary Contact: Harish Singla Email: harishsingla@gmail.com Primary International Partner District: 5340 Rotary Club of: Del Mar Primary Contact: Philippe Lamoise Email: philippe@lamoise.net Project Status Dropped This project has been "Dropped". Check the history log entries to see why it was dropped. Project listed for the 2013-14 Rotary Year.

Proposed Financing Existing Contributions Towards This Project Date Cash DDF Total Ludhiana Central (3070) 10-Feb-14 $10,000 $5,000 $15,000 Remaining Amount to Raise Additional Club Contribution (Needed) - Add a contribution $16,667 - $16,667 Amount Requested from The Rotary Foundation $13,333 $5,000 $18,333 Total $50,000

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History Log Entries 10-Feb-14 System Entry Creation of project page. 19-May-14 System Entry Pledge of $6,000 by Philippe Lamoise of the Rotary Club of Del Mar, District 5340. 4-Jul-14 System Entry Project dropped by Philippe Lamoise. Reason for dropping: Dropped at the request of Harish Singla. Project was completed with contributions outside Rotary.