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LIST OF CARE AND SUPPORT CENTRES SN STATE DISTRICT NAME OF THE ORGANISATION 1 ANDHRA ADILABAD ADILA ADHARSHA HIV POSITIVE PRADESH PEOPLES WELFARE SOCIETY 2 ANDHRA ANANTPUR ANANTHA NETWORK OF POSITIVES PRADESH 3 ANDHRA ANANTPUR ANANTHA NETWORK OF POSITIVES PRADESH 4 ANDHRA CHITTOOR ROPES RURAL ORGANIZATION FOR PRADESH POVERTY ERADICATION SERVICES 5 ANDHRA CHITTOOR NETWORK OF CHITTOOR POSITIVE PRADESH PEOPLE 6 ANDHRA CUDDAPAH NETWORK OF KADAPA PEOPLE PRADESH LIVING WIITH HIV/AIDS 7 ANDHRA CUDDAPAH PAVITHRA MYTHRI SANGAM PRADESH 8 ANDHRA EAST GODAVARI COASTAL NETWORK OF POSITIVE PRADESH PEOPLE 9 ANDHRA EAST GODAVARI KONASEEMA SEVA MANDALI PRADESH 10 ANDHRA EAST GODAVARI COMMUNITY HEALTH AWARENESS PRADESH AND NATURAL GREEN ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY CHANGES 11 ANDHRA GUNTUR SOCIAL EDUCATIONAL AND PRADESH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY SEEDS 12 ANDHRA GUNTUR RURAL ENVIRONMENT AND PRADESH EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT SOCEITY 13 ANDHRA GUNTUR SOCIETY FOR WELFARE OF HIV PRADESH INFECTED PEOPLE 14 ANDHRA HYDERABAD NETWORK OF HIV POSITIVE PRADESH PEOPLE NHP+ 15 ANDHRA HYDERABAD HIV OF POSITIVE PEOPLE PRADESH EFFICENCY SOCIETY 16 ANDHRA KARIMNAGAR KARIMNAGAR AASHA JYOTHI HIV PRADESH POSITIVE PEOPLES WELFARE SOCIETY 17 ANDHRA KARIMNAGAR KARIMNAGAR AASHA JYOTHI HIV PRADESH POSITIVE PEOPLES WELFARE SOCIETY 18 ANDHRA KHAMMAM ASHA POSITIVE PEOPOLE PRADESH ASSOCIATION 19 ANDHRA KHAMMAM ASHA POSITIVE ASSOCIATION PRADESH 1 LIST OF CARE AND SUPPORT CENTRES SN STATE DISTRICT NAME OF THE ORGANISATION 20 ANDHRA KRISHNA RAVICHERLA INTEGRATED PRADESH DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION SOCIETY 21 ANDHRA KRISHNA CHEYUTHA HIV WELFARE PRADESH EMPOWERMENT SOCIETY CHES+ 22 ANDHRA KRISHNA RAVICHERLA INTEGRATED PRADESH DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION SOCIETY 23 ANDHRA KURNOOL NESTHAM FOR RAYALASEEMA PRADESH REGION PEOLE LIVING WITH HIV/ADIS WE 24 ANDHRA KURNOOL NESTHAM FOR RAYALASEEMA PRADESH REGION PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS WELFARE SOCIETY 25 ANDHRA MAHBUBNAGAR MAHABOOB ADARANA POSITIVE PRADESH NETWORK 26 ANDHRA NALGONDA NALGONDA YOUTH POSITIVE PRADESH SOCIETY 27 ANDHRA NELLORE NELLORE THE NETWORK OF PRADESH PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/ADIS 28 ANDHRA NIZAMABAD NIZAM ABHAYA POSITIVE PEOPLE PRADESH SOCIETY 29 ANDHRA PRAKASAM POSITIVE PEOPLE'S NETWORK PRADESH 30 ANDHRA PRAKASAM POSITIVE PEOPLE NETWORK PRADESH 31 ANDHRA RANGAREDDY HIV OF POSITIVE EFFICIENCY PRADESH SOCIETY HOPES 32 ANDHRA RANGAREDDY NHP+ - NETWORK OF HIV POSITIVE PRADESH PEOPLE 33 ANDHRA MEDAK MEDAK DISTRICT POSITIVE PRADESH NETWORK MPN 34 ANDHRA SRIKAKULAM SRIKAKULA NETWORK OF PRADESH POSITIVE PEOPLE SOCIETY SNP+ 35 ANDHRA VISAKHAPATNAM SOCIETY OF VISAKHA NETWORK PRADESH OF POSITIVE MEMBERS SVNP ANDHRA VISAKHAPATNAM EMMANUEL MINISTRIES PRADESH ASSOCIATION 37 ANDHRA VIZIANAGARAM VIZNANETWORK OF POSITIVE PRADESH PEOPLE 38 ANDHRA WARANGAL KARUNA MYTHRI POSITIVE PRADESH PEOPLE SERVICE SOCIETY 39 ANDHRA WEST GODAVARI ASSOCITION OF POSITIVE PEOPLE PRADESH FOR LIVING EXCELLENCE (APPLE) 2 LIST OF CARE AND SUPPORT CENTRES SN STATE DISTRICT NAME OF THE ORGANISATION 40 ANDHRA WEST GODAVARI COMMUNITY HEALTH AWARENESS PRADESH AND NATURAL GREEN ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY 41 ARUNACHAL OJU WALAFARE ASSOCIATION PRADESH 42 ASSAM BARPETA ASSAM NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE 43 ASSAM DIBRUGARH ASSAM NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE ANP+ 44 ASSAM GUWAHATI ASSAM NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE ANP+ 45 ASSAM SILCHAR DESHBANDHU CLUB 46 BIHAR BEGUSARAI KISSAN VIKAS TRUST 47 BIHAR BHAGALPUR BIHAR NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 48 BIHAR CHAPRA BHARTIYA JAN UTTHAN PARISHAD 49 BIHAR DARBHANGA BIHAR NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 50 BIHAR GAYA BHARTIYA JAN UTTHAN PARISHAD 51 BIHAR HAJIPUR GEETA MAHILA UTTHAN SAMITI 52 BIHAR KATIHAR KATIHAR NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIG/AIDS SOCIETY 53 BIHAR MADHUBANI BIHAR NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 54 BIHAR MOTIHARI NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION SOCIAL 55 BIHAR MUZAFFARPUR BIHAR NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 56 BIHAR PATNA PATNA NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 57 BIHAR PATNA GRAMIN EVAM NAGAR VIKAS PARISHAD 58 BIHAR SITAMARHI CENTRE DIRECT 59 CHATTISGRAH BILASPUR SHREE NARAYAN PRERNA SAMITI 60 CHATTISGRAH DURG CHHATTISGARH NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 3 LIST OF CARE AND SUPPORT CENTRES SN STATE DISTRICT NAME OF THE ORGANISATION 61 CHATTISGRAH JAGDALPUR BASTER NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 62 CHATTISGRAH RAIPUR CHHATTISGARH NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 63 CHATTISGRAH SARGUJA SURAJPUR SEWA UNNATI SANSTHAN 64 CHANDIGARH CHANDIGARH CNP PLUS 65 DELHI DNP PLUS 66 DELHI DNP PLUS 67 GOA GOA ZINDAGI 68 GUJARAT AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 69 GUJARAT AHMEDABAD KAIRA SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY 70 GUJARAT AMRELI AMRELI JILLA NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS(ADNP) 71 GUJARAT BARODA ASSOCITAION OF THE PERSON LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS VADODARA 72 GUJARAT BHANSKANTHA BANASKANTHA NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 73 GUJARAT BHAVNAGAR BHAVNAGAR NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING HIV/AIDS 74 GUJARAT DAHOD HIV(AIDS) POSITIVE PEOPLE SEVA MANDAL DAHOD 75 GUJARAT GANDHINAGAR ABADNP 76 GUJARAT JAMNAGAR ST JOSEPHS HEALTH CENTER TRUST 77 GUJARAT JUNAGADH SHRADDHA NETWORK OF JUNAGADH PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 78 GUJARAT KACHH KACHCHA NETWORK OF PEOPLE WITH HIV/AIDS 79 GUJARAT MEHSANA MEHSANA NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 80 GUJARAT NADIAD KAIRA SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY 81 GUJARAT NAVSARI NAVSARI DISTRICT NETWORK OF PEOLPE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 4 LIST OF CARE AND SUPPORT CENTRES SN STATE DISTRICT NAME OF THE ORGANISATION 82 GUJARAT RAJKOT RAJKOT DISTRICT NETWORK OF PEOLPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS(RDNP 83 GUJARAT SURAT NETWORK OF SURAT PEOLPE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 84 GUJARAT SURAT NETWORK OF SURAT PEOLPE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 85 GUJARAT SURENDRANAGAR NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING HIV/AIDS (SDNP) 86 GUJARAT VALSAD VALSAD DISTRICT NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS(VDNP) 87 HARYANA ROHTAK NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE BHIWANI 88 HIMACHAL HAMIRPUR GUNJAN ORGANISATION FOR PRADESH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 89 HIMACHAL KANGRA GUNJAN PRADESH 90 HIMACHAL SHIMLA HIMACHAL PRADESH VOLUNTARY PRADESH HEALTH ASSOCAITION HPVHA 91 JAMMU & JAMMU J&K SOCIETY FOR PROMOTION OF KASHMIR YOUTH & MASSES (JKSPYM) 92 JAMMU & SRINAGAR PEOPLES SOCIAL AND CULTURAL KASHMIR SOCIETY 93 JHARKHAND DALTONGANJ PALMAI DISTRICT NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LEAVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 94 JHARKHAND DEOGHAR JHARKHAND NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV AIDS 95 JHARKHAND DHANBAD GIRIDIH DISTRICT LEVEL NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV AIDS SOCIETY 96 JHARKHAND HAZARIBAGH JAN JAGRAN KENDRA 97 JHARKHAND JAMSHEDPUR JAMSHEDPUR DISTRICT LEVEL NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV 98 JHARKHAND RANCHI JHARKHAND STATE NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOC 99 KARNATAKA BAGALKOT JEEVANJYOTHI NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 100 KARNATAKA BAGALKOT JEEVANAJYOTHI NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 5 LIST OF CARE AND SUPPORT CENTRES SN STATE DISTRICT NAME OF THE ORGANISATION 101 KARNATAKA BAGALKOT CHAITANYA AIDS PREVENTION WOMENS SANGHA MUDHOL BAGLKOT DISTRICT 102 KARNATAKA BANGALORE KARNATAKA NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS KNP+ 103 KARNATAKA BANGALORE KARNATAKA NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 104 KARNATAKA BANGALORE ARUNODAYA 105 KARNATAKA BELGAUM SPANDANA NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE 106 KARNATAKA BELGAUM SPANDANA NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE 107 KARNATAKA BELGAUM SWAMI VIVEKANANDA YOUTH PROJECT 108 KARNATAKA BELGAUM MAHESHG FOUNDATION 109 KARNATAKA BELLARY NITHYAEEVANA NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE BELLARY 110 KARNATAKA BELLARY VIMUKTHI AIDS THADEGATTUVA MAHILA SANGHA 111 KARNATAKA BIDAR BELADINGALU HIV POSITIVE PEOPLE SANGH 112 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR SANKALP NETWORK BIJAPUR 113 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR AIDS JAGRUTHI MAHILA SANGHA BIJAPUR 114 KARNATAKA CHAMARAJANAGAR CHAITANYA NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 115 KARNATAKA CHIKBALLAPUR CHANDANA NETWORK. 116 KARNATAKA CHITRADURGA SUCHETHANA NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 117 KARNATAKA DAKSHIN KANNADA BANDHAVYA NETWORK FOF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 118 KARNATAKA CHIKMAGALOOR HONGIRANA NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE 119 KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE SANJEVINI HIV/AIDS SONKITHA VYANKTIGALA SANGHA DAVANAGERE 120 KARNATAKA DHARWAD SOCIETY FOR PEOPLES ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT 6 LIST OF CARE AND SUPPORT CENTRES SN STATE DISTRICT NAME OF THE ORGANISATION 121 KARNATAKA GADAG NAVACHETAN NETWORK OF POSITEVE PEOPLE GADAG 122 KARNATAKA GULBARGA DIVYA JEEVAN NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 123 KARNATAKA HAVERI RAKSHITH NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE HAVERI 124 KARNATAKA KODAGU KARNATAKA NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 125 KARNATAKA KOLAR OUR LADY OF MERCY SAB TRUST 126 KARNATAKA KOPPAL SAMRAKSHA 127 KARNATAKA MANDYA ADARSHAJEEVANA MANDYA NETWORK 128 KARNATAKA MYSORE ANANDA JYOTHI NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 129 KARNATAKA HASAN HASSANA JILLA HIV SONKITHARA SANGHA 130 KARNATAKA RAICHUR SAMRAKSHA 131 KARNATAKA RAICHUR HOSABELAKU NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE 132 KARNATAKA RAMANAGARAM RAMANAGARA NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV 133 KARNATAKA SHIMOGA ABHAY ADHAMA SHIMOGA NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 134 KARNATAKA TUMKUR CHIRAJEEVANA NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 135 KARNATAKA UDUPI DEEPAJYOTHI NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE 136 KARNATAKA UTTARA KANNADA SAMRAKSHA 137 KARNATAKA YADGIRI BHAGYA JYOTHI NETWORK OF POSITIVE PEOPLE 138 KERALA ALAPUZZHA ALAPPUZHA DISTRICT NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 139 KERALA ERNAKULAM ERNAKULAM DISTRICT NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 140 KERALA KASARGOD KASARAGOD DISTRICT NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS
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    - 612 - BURUNDI Amérique — America FIÈVRE RÉCURRENTE A POUX f t Blue Nile, Province LOUSE-BORNE RELAPSING FEVERff Northern Division Bujumbura, Province EQUATEUR — ECUADOR (excl. Bujumbura el Dueim, Mun. C. 2.XI (PA))..........................21.K Bolivar, Province Afrique — Africa el Managil, Rur. C..................9.XI Guarauda, Canton . 26.X Wad Medani, Mon. C. 2.X1 Kitega, Province . , . 5.X ÉTHIOPIE — ETHIOPIA ■ I7.IX.60 PÉROU — PERU (excl. Addis Ababa, Asmara, Assab A Southern Division Muramvya, Province Puno, Dep. Massawa) el Dinder, Rur. C. 9.XI Kosdp Mun. C ....................... 19.X Muramvya, A it .......................28.IX Lampa, Province.................. 19.X Addis Ababa (A) . 12.X Sennar, Rur. C . ...................9.XI Mwaro, Arr.............................5.X Melgar, Province.................. 19.X Singa, Rur. C................... 2.XI SOUDAN — SUDAN Kassala, Province Europe Khartoum ( A ) ...................... S.X Gcdaref, Mun. C. 9.XI ÉTHIOPIE— ETHIOPIA a I7.IX.60 Malakal (A ) .......................... 9.XI (excl. Addis Ababa, Asmara, Assab & YOUGOSLAVIE — YUGOSLAVIA H aw ata..................................5.X Massawa) New H a i f a .......................... 9.XI Bosnie & Herzégovine f t Deux cas ou plus au cours d’une Addis Ababa (A) . S.X Banja Luka, District . 30.IX période de trois semaines. — Two or Upper Nile, Province Asmara ( A ) ..........................28.IX Tuzla, D istrict...................... 30.IX more cases during a three-wcek period. RenkgRur.C....................... 9.XÏ Territoires supprimés de la liste des territoires infectés entre les 22 et 28 novembre 1968 Areas removed from the infected area list between 22 and 28 November 1968 PESTE — PLAGUE Visakhapatnam, District Asie — Asia Madhya Pradesh, State Warangal, District Afrique — Africa Ratlam, District West Bengal, State 4 MADAGASCAR AFGHANISTAN Rajasthan, State Burdwan, District Tananarive, Province Nangarahar, Province Pali, District Betafo, S.