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Found in the year 2004,'Sahodari' the first Tamil magazine for the Thirunangais (Tamil Transgender Women) was an effort to bring the struggles of the community to the public through a magazine. The magazine was published for 16 months. Due to lack of financial support, the magazine had to be stopped.

We Transgenders depend on the main stream print and television media to support our concerns. We had to voice through them. We depend on them.Though only recently the media had began to portray the Transgenders in a positive way, not all of our voices are heard.

We need your support to renew and start the magazine once again. Sahodari will be a great platform and one collective Voice of the Transgender Community in Tamilnadu. The magazine will also carry articles on LGBT issues.

Monetary and non-monetary contributions are gratefully accepted for bringing the magazine to light. All donations large or small will make a difference.

Why your support is vital?

We rely entirely on voluntary donations to fund our transgender advocacy projects. Your gift of any amount will help and support our Foundation's transgender empowerment projects. There are many ways through which you can help our efforts.

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Individual Donors can transfer Money directly to our "Sahodari Foundation " bank Account No.2920 , Canara Bank, Pollachi 642007,Tamilnadu (India) .

Checks and drafts should be drawn in favour of Sahodari Foundation and can be sent to our administrative office at the following address:

Sahodari Foundation
New no.5/4 Old No.23, Periyar Ramasamy street
Ethiraj Nagar, West Mambalam
Chennai, Tamilnadu 
600033
India

For assistance and more information email: kalki@sahodari.org

Rights of Donors

• Know the purpose for which it was used.
• Information about donation will remain confidential.
• To receive the report on the ways their donation was used.
• Right to be excluded from future solicitation.
• To make queries and get accurate and prompt answer.
• Right to make a complaint to the Governing/ Government Body.i