Cultural Organization Services in Detroit

From the Business:At Nunmaan Tamil Academy, we believe in honouring the richness of Tamil language and heritage while embracing modern learning. From immersive in-person classes in Troy, Novi and Windsor to flexible virtual sessions, we offer engaging Tamil language programmes for both young learners and adults. Our dedicated volunteer teachers bring years of experience, using a curriculum that emphasizes speaking, reading and cultural confidence. Whether you’re looking to deepen your connection to Tamil roots or help a child grow bilingually, Nunmaan is committed to nurturing language fluency, celebrating cultural identity and empowering every student to carry Tamil into the next generation.Read more

From the Business:All Students from ages 3 yrs. to 18 yrs. learn to express themselves confidently in terms of their Hindu religion, heritage and culture through active participation in classroom discussions, stage performances, festive celebrations, games, social interactive events and music.Read more

From the Business:An acitivity center aimed at providing development programs and training (Academic, Cultural and Sports) for children and also offer other services for the Indian community in Oakland County and surrounding counties all under one roof.Read more

From the Business:We are a group of South Asian Women who seek to promote an awareness of issues relevant to our selves and our community. Through various seminars and activitis we are increasing the knowledge of health, financial and retirement planning (covering retirement housing, long-term care and Social Security) in the community.Asian Indian Women's Association (AIWA) was a dream of a few women who were first generation wives coming to this country with their husbands, leaving the only home they knew and their families thousands of miles away.I myself have a daughter, who is growing up in a completely different world than I did. She will face challenges and I look to AIWA to help me as I raise her to be a strong Asian Indian Woman in a world where women have so many opportunities. I also look to AIWA to remind me of my culture and give me the ability to share it with my children.Read more

From the Business:Pioneer Medical Research Foundation‘s Project Palav implements a simple cost effective breathing support system that provides breathing support to newborns and saves lives. In 1990, the World Health Organization Millennium Development Goals were established to improve healthcare outcomes. Today, however, there still remains a high rate of neonatal mortality in rural regions of developing countries (30/1000 live births). A significant number of neonates require expensive emergency postpartum care that cannot be facilitated by ill-equipped facilities and inexperienced health care providers. Often transport systems to advanced are unorganized, unsafe, and do not provide critical en-route care. Over 75% of neonates transported in this manner are hypothermic, cyanotic, hypoglycemic, and thus vulnerable to severe clinical complications. Thus, parents are left with financial burden and a potential recovery depending on resources or the future of their child in the hands of fate rather than science.Read more