B'Care is Bapuji Center for AIDS Research & Education,..named after Mahatma Gandhi!,.. Our slogan is "Caring for HIVer's",.. Our mission is "To prevent further transmission of HIV in the global community".
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Bapuji Center for AIDS Research & Education, "Caring for HIVers"
WORLD AIDS DAY 09
Universal Access and human rights
“The theme of this year’s World AIDS Day is Universal Access and Human Rights. For me, that means doing everything we can to support countries to reach their universal access goals for HIV prevention, treatment, care and support - all the while protecting and promoting human rights.”
- UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibé 2009 World AIDS Day message
"B’Care" is a grassroot registered (BIC 117 of 2003), non-profit, charitable NGO from India since 2003 with status as an extra-provincial registered (NEQ: 1164063951) non profit organization in Canada since 2006 and a foreign corporation licensed (1896264)/ non-profit in USA, since 2009.
"Mantenimiento b'care" es un registro de base (BIC 117 de 2003), sin fines de lucro, ONG de caridad de la India desde 2003, con condición de extra-provinciales registrados (NEQ: 1164063951) organización sin fines de lucro en Canadá desde 2006, y extranjeros con licencia ( 1896264) / sin ánimo de lucro en EE.UU., desde 2009.
AIDS Ride 2010 will again symbolically connect two conferences: the 17th International AIDS Conference (Mexico City, 2008) and the 18th International AIDS Conference (Vienna 2010). "The mission of our AIDS Rides is to help prevent further transmission of HIV/AIDS in the global community". We do this through awareness-raising, which we try to cultivate throughout our ride, and through our visibility (along the route) and openness (about the topic of HIV/AIDS).
The aims and objectives of AIDS Ride 2010 are as follows:
1) To raise awareness about HIV/AIDS, using various strategies. 2) To counter stigma and discrimination, thereby promoting and protecting human rights, and more specifically to embody in our actions the theme of the 18th International AIDS Conference (Aids2010): Rights Here, Right Now! 3) To bridge the geographical space between the 17th International AIDS Conference (Mexico City) and the 18th International AIDS Conference (Vienna, Austria). 4) To raise funds to benefit B'Care and it's sponsor equally, the amount raised by both to be aimed to create treatment, palliative care, and support centers in poor countries and to start with in Tirupathi and Hyderabad, (Andhra Pradesh) India, Urwanda etc.
Toronto to Mexico City, www.aidsride2008.org
AIDS RIDE 2008 Toronto to Mexico City June 7th to Aug 3rd, 2008 www.aidsride2008.org
Canadian Reception, Guillermo E. Rishchynski, Ambassador of Canadian Embassy, Tony Clement, Hon. Minister for Health, Canada, Surya and Ron Rosenes, CTAG, Canada
AIDS RIDE 2008 is an affiliated with the 17th International AIDS Conference, Mexico City, 7th June to 3rd Aug 08. Our Mission: "To prevent further transmission of HIV in the global community":1) To bridge the gap between the International AIDS Conferences (IACs) such as IAC Toronto 2006 and Mexico City 2008,2) To break stigma and discrimination against PLWHAs and affected communit and promote the AIDS 2008 theme: Universal Action Now! & 3) To raise funds for organizing partners of this initiative and use the same for the collaborative work against HIV/AIDS in poor and developing nations that needs immediate assistance.
Description: Well, It was an idea discovered when Surya Makarla, Executive Steering Member AIDS Ride 2008 & 2010, happened to live as a guest with the crazy Canadian couple, Ewa and Bart who indeed offered free accommodation to attend the 16th International AIDS Conference, Toronto. Surya learned that these crazy bikers do cross country bike ride for a good beer! We together discovered why not for a cause like HIV/AIDS??? Being that was a big challenge and thrill for us to be ever first time as bikers to bicycle such a freaking inter-Continental ride, except that we were used to bicycle in our grades 7th, 8th, 9th.. shuttling from our home to school! It was also first time for us to land in United States of America with little acquaintance but rode confidently all along all kinds of routes, lanes of freeways, interstate highways, etc. Of course! cops have had pretty good track on us! . Please visit: http://aidsride2008.blogspot.com.
Well, AIDS Ride 2008 biking created a significant mark of continuity in connectivity of the past 16th International AIDS Conference IAC , Toronto & the 17th IAC, Mexico City. On our way in the towns and cities, we made our possible efforts with the resource available to implement different strategies like International Peace Tiles, Murals creation, Free Hugs to fight stigma & discrimination, Seminars on HIV/AIDS etc. It was an incredible journey of 52 days (including 8 days rest) covered about 3900 km (excluding approximately 100km due change of plans and routes and sometimes mislead and lost), working on our mission and enjoying the beauty of Canada, USA & Mexico!!! Please watch for more details at www.bcareindia.org, (Note: www.aidsride2008.org is expired)
Hon Health Minister of India, Dr. Anbumani Ramadoss and me at the AIDS 2006, Toronto
Bikers with Rinzing Wangdi, Indian Ambassador, Mexico City
Peace Tiles Production from John Stone, Founder & Director, Hearts Coming Together, Cindy, Cristy,Christina, Baby Alia & her bro, Jason and Giri
Reception at Embassy of Canada, Mexico City
B'Care Initiatives
Dr.Suresh Babu, Director & Founder, GYSD 2005
Miss Mila, Consultant B'Care, GYCA founder
Mr. Surya, Director and Founder, WAD Jr. Doctors Parade for AIDS Awareness
"Taali" : Represents licensing thread of Indian Married women. Hear the painting signifies the "Pre marital HIV testing" for both couples in Andhra Pradesh State to protect face of Indian "women" after marriage, predominantly. The Painting was a production of B'Care Director, Surya Makarla, Oil on Canvas, Status: available at B'Care Canada $200.00. Taali: Representa el hilo de la concesión de licencias de la India las mujeres casadas. Escuchar la pintura significa el "Pre civil pruebas de VIH" para parejas en Andhra Pradesh Estado para proteger a los indios frente a la "mujer" después del matrimonio, principalmente. La pintura fue una producción de B'Care Director, Surya Makarla, Óleo sobre lienzo, Estado: disponible en Canadá B'Care $ 200,00
B'Care gifting President Clinton, Giri as Gandhi for the India's Independence day, IAC, Toronto, 2006
Representing Developing country NGO delegation, GFATM: Me, Juan Jacobo, Gulnara, Lucy and Charity at the Ecuminicle Center, Geneva, Switzerland
"Can I live?" Status: Stolen at the IAC, Toronto 2006, Venue
“Can I Live?”
A Collaborative Mural for the IAC 2006, Toronto, Presented by: Ja In Us Art, Canada & B’Care India
This painting emphasizes our current battle against HIV/AIDS, one of the foremost Millennium Development Goals. It is a simple but emotional depiction of a child whose parents have become victims of AIDS – a child whose future is suddenly in jeopardy, produced by Mr. Surya Prakash Makarla, Director & Founder of B’Care India, and Javid Alibhai representing Ja-In-Us Art, Canada. The goal of the artists is to motivate conference participants to hold fast to the commitments they have made as well as their immediate responsibilities to fulfill current targets that will pave ways for the realization of the goals set by United Nations for the year 2015. The mural also attempts to reach out to couples to try to make their lives safe by being aware of the destruction that HIV/AIDS can inflict, as well as alert infected parents who may be ignorant of the fact that this deadly disease can be passed on to their infants. Finally, the mural intends to send a message to the world to save the destitute orphans affected and infected by the pandemic HIV/AIDS, since there is no argument that today’s youth, whether in the first or third world, are our future. B'Care Fine Arts Initiative- An Initiative from B'Care. Our mission is to prevent further transmission of HIV/AIDS in the global community through arts and cultural education as medium for AIDS awareness. Please visit us at:http://orgs.takingitglobal.org/9290 Ja-In-Us Art – A Toronto-based mural painting program facilitated by Javid Alibhai, working collaboratively with international and local NGOs as well as community-based organizations to empower youth through fine arts and life skills training. For more information about our current mural campaign, A Beautiful Struggle, please visit www.beautifulstruggle.org. Sponsors – Ewa Zawadzka, Bart Zdanowicz, Bike Rider's Foundation, Canada, Subash Gupta Valiveti, USA.
"¿Vivo?"
Un Mural de Colaboración para el IAC 2006, Toronto, Presentado por Ja en nosotros Arte y B'Care India
Esta pintura se hace hincapié en nuestra actual batalla contra el VIH / SIDA, uno de los objetivos de desarrollo del Milenio. Se trata de una sencilla pero emotiva representación de un niño cuyos padres han sido víctimas del SIDA - un niño cuyo futuro está en peligro de repente, producido por el señor Makarla Surya Prakash, Director y Fundador de B'Care India, y en representación de Javid Alibhai Ja - En Art-Us, Canadá. El objetivo de los artistas es motivar a los participantes de la conferencia de celebrar rápidamente a los compromisos que han asumido, así como sus responsabilidades inmediatas para cumplir los objetivos actuales que se allane caminos para la realización de los objetivos fijados por las Naciones Unidas para el año 2015. El mural también los intentos de llegar a las parejas para tratar de hacer su vida segura por ser consciente de la destrucción que el VIH / SIDA puede causar, así como de los padres que alerta infectadas pueden desconocer el hecho de que esta mortal enfermedad puede transmitirse A sus hijos. Por último, el mural tiene intención de enviar un mensaje al mundo para salvar a los indigentes huérfanos afectados e infectados por la pandemia del VIH / SIDA, ya que no hay argumento de que la juventud actual, ya sea en el primer o tercer mundo, son nuestro futuro. B'Care Bellas Artes iniciativa-una iniciativa de B'Care. Nuestra misión es prevenir la transmisión del VIH / SIDA en la comunidad mundial a través de las artes culturales y la educación como medio para la sensibilización sobre el SIDA. Por favor, visítenos en: http://orgs.takingitglobal.org/9290
Ja-en-nosotros Arte - con base en Toronto pintura mural programa facilitado por Javid Alibhai, trabajando en colaboración con las organizaciones no gubernamentales internacionales y locales, así como organizaciones de base comunitaria para potenciar a los jóvenes a través de bellas artes de capacitación y preparación para la vida. Para obtener más información acerca de nuestra actual campaña mural, A Beautiful Lucha, por favor visite www.beautifulstruggle.org. Patrocinadores - Ewa Zawadzka, Bart Zdanowicz, la Fundación Bike Rider, Canadá, Subash Gupta Valiveti, EE.UU.
BEAUTIFUL STRUGGLE: THE 1,000 WORD PROJECT, http://www.beautifulstruggle.org: Hermosa lucha: el proyecto de 1.000 palabras: The documentation of the process of designing and creating the mural is imperative for fulfilling the objective of the BS1000 Project.Keeping MDGs in mind our/ my interpretation of the struggle that our community confronts, pertaining to HIV/ AIDS, malaria or any other diseases. Malaria is curable but when we see the pandemic like HIV/AIDS it is killing our brothers and sisters every minute and a second. My interpretation was made to Khali a Godess of Hindu deity who was an incarcination set of women goddesses who were the wives of 'Trimoorthy' (3 Supremes), Shiva the destroyer, Vishnu the ruler a Bramha the creator. The Khali's incarcination was due to the demand of the global community that includes, Devalok (world of gods families) and the Bhoolok, people's world to kill a demon called Mahishashura. He troubles the God's families as well as the People in the world. Mahishasura's apocalypse was massive. Mahishashura cannot be killed by any god except the union of Parvathi wife of Shiva, Lakshmi wife of Vishnu and Saraswathi wife of Bramha. But this situation is rare of the rare. So is why the Mahishashura is compared with the pandemic HIV and the Goddess Khali is back by the union of Trimoorthy's wives, to kill the HIV(Mahishashura). The impeccable union is heavy and too hard to bear by anyone as it involves enormous potential power. The picture/ painting is a contemporary as well as a traditional. So is a fusion painting of Khali with a sword killing the virus (Mahishashura, a virus shaped pierced by the sword) and the Khal is seen in ferocious expression and rage. HER expression alerts the universe and the global community. The Khali is riding a lion with a Rathasarathi (driver) the human face, a self-portrait. Greetings of Ganesha with 'Swasthik' marks and 'Om' the sonically creation of the world in the hands of Khali, is also seen. Usually, Khali is known to be the creator of the creators or the Sonic Origin for 'Life'. The aggressiveness enables the Khali to protrude her tongue twisted (basic expression of Khali) amid the long ape like canines to form a Red Ribbon, signifying "Caring for HIVers" a slogan of ""B'Care"". There is another important thing that the "Nude". Khali was discovered pedestrian about her dressing code; this signifies the extent of ferociousness! And the 'sex appeal' signifies the YOUTH mostly surrounded/ falling pray to the morphological appeal, the status that blinds them to get afflicted by the HIV/ AIDS. This is how the documentation process of designing and creating the mural is imperative to fulfill the objectives of BS 1000 words project. The painting size is 6 feet by 3 feet. Oil on Canvas medium. Resources B'Care India. Painted by the Director, B'Care, Surya Prakash Makarla.
Beautiful Struggle- Khali, Status available for $1000.00
Volunteering AIDS Committee of Toronto, Canada
Madam Sonia and Director Surya, IAC, Bangkok 200
"Slum talk AIDS" sponsored by Youth Service America
Bapuji Center for AIDS Research & Education, B'Care is a grassroots registered (BIC 117 of 2003), non-profit, charitable NGO from India since 2003 with status as an extra-provincialregistered non profit organization in Canada since 2006 (NEQ: 1164063951) & has non-profit foreign licence (1896264) in USA.
