"Tarun Uppal Seeks People's Cooperation To Liberate Young Generation From Rid Of Drug Addiction |". Hello Jammu News. 2018-07-28. "Activists of J&K unit Anna Hazare Anti-Corruption Movement led by Tarun Uppal, National Core Committee member of the Movement, participated in the anti-drugs rally organised by Mother Helpage (NGO) at Jagti, an outskirts of Jammu. Students of various schools carrying placards giving message “Say No to Drugs” and inhabitants of the area were also participated in the rally".
Nasti, Dr Sohail (2021-05-06). "My Experience With The Recent Pandemic | Dr Sohail Nasti". Mother Helpage Blogs. “I was still living with the mental agony and the fatigue after handled hundreds and thousands of dead bodies, injured and vulnerable people during my rescue and relief work for the boxing day Tsunami, Pakistan earthquake, Bam earthquake, Haiti disaster, Japan, Afghanistan, Sri-Lanka, India, Bangladesh floods, Myanmar tragedy and then the new chapter of horror, uncertainty, debilitation, sorrow, the fragility of the financial skeleton, loss of education, vanishing of the concept of socializing began in the form of a much wider disaster in the shape of a global pandemic, the COVID-19”.
Itoo, Dr.Tasaduk Hussain (2018-09-13). "Sports a way forward to deal with drug menace | Dr. Tasaduk Hussain Itoo". Kashmir Horizon."I remember one of such humanitarian Non- Governmental organization, Mother Helpage Worldwide, founded by a well known Kashmiri doctor turned pilot, Dr Sohail Nasti. If to describe the organization in a sentence- it is a very well renowned, multi-projected humanity serving organization- working at state, national and international level. Under its banner and protocol – there is an initiative for healthy community development that includes encouraging and conducting Sports events mainly to embrace drug – free society. Youth are getting nowadays an opportunity to freely and fairly explore their talent in Sports of their interest through the magnanimity of this Organization".
"UN honour for Bradford schoolboy |". Telegraph&Argus. 2011-10-25. "Mohammed Usman, 15, of Great Horton, has been chosen by Mother Helpage UK as its youth representative, after the organisation was recognised by the UN’s Department of Public Information".
