Movement and Action for Social Services
- Movement and Action for Social Services
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| MASS |
Official logo |
| Formation |
2005 |
| Type |
non-profit organization |
| Headquarters |
New Delhi, India |
| Location |
India, Bangaladesh and UAE |
| Membership |
Volunteer |
| Official languages |
English, Bengali, Hindi |
| Leader |
Rajeev Kumar |
| Website |
www.massfoundation.org |
Movement and Action for Social Services (MASS) is a Not-for-Profit, Voluntary Citizens’ group, based in Republic of India which is organized on a local, National or International level to address issues in support of the Public Good. This organisation is associated with United Nation.
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