Nada India Foundation News update

  On 15 March 2026 , Nada India Foundation proudly marks 25 years of service, commitment, and social impact . Since its establishment in 2001 , the Foundation has worked to promote community wellbeing, youth development, education, and compassionate support systems. Over the past two and a half decades, countless volunteers, partners, and supporters have contributed their time, knowledge, and dedication to build a culture of care and responsibility. As we celebrate this Silver Jubilee milestone , we express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has walked this journey with us. The past 25 years have been a testament to the power of collective action and shared purpose. With renewed energy and commitment, Nada India Foundation looks forward to continuing its work for communities and future generations. Celebrating 25 years of service, learning, and impac t.

18th January, 2015,Yesterday we (Nada India) held a conference at the former school of Suneel’s daughter and son school (DAV Public School Vasant Kunj).  It involved conventional well meaning school and media professionals plus a remarkable group of 15 active duty teachers in many different schools in Delhi.  The teachers formed 3 separate focus groups who expressed a high level of awareness of the developing pressures leading to a loss of sobriety and safety for their young students.  Let me share a developing concept of mine. In many parts of the world modern changes lead to social developments that are labeled as growth.  A significant component is new marketing to young and older adolescents through the internet focused on soda, fast food, movies and music, facebook, etc., leading to tobacco  and alcohol use. Money is effectively channeled to adolescents from their parents.  In older poorer societies there  was no ‘adolescence’ because teenage pe...

From Nada India Archives  TWO DAYS WORKSHOP ON EAR ACUPUNCTURE IN ADDICTION TREATMENT BY NADA INDIA AND FINGODAP KERALA CHAPTER ON 7 & 8 JANUARY 2005 (Submitted by FINGODAP Kerala Chapter) A Two Days Workshop on Ear Acupuncture in De-Addiction Treatment as per NADA Protocol was organised jointly by NADA India and FINGODAP Kerala Chapter at ATMATA Kendram Changanacherry. Dr. Michael Smith, Founder and Chair Person, NADA International, Director of Lincoln Recovery Centre USA and Mr Suneel Vatsyayan National Convener, NADA India and South Asian Region were the Resource Persons and Fr.Thomas K D, Secretary, FINGODAP Kerala Chapter was the organizer of the workshop. 25 Participants from 15 member NGOs of FINGODAP Kerala Chapter participated in this Training Programme. The programme started on 7th January 2005 with silent prayer. Mr.Binu K Antony (Ireland) welcomed the participants and all the 25 participants introduced themselves. The Resource Person for the fi...