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Registered Year : 1968
The core philosophy of the organization is to build capacities for the people with disabilities to access the employment and income generation options on equal terms and lead a life of dignity and self-respect.
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Registered Year : 2001
United Way of Mumbai is part of a 130-year old global movement. Our mission is to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities to advance the common good. We do this by bringing people together - companies, NGOs, individuals and government agencies - to create sustainable impact.
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Registered Year : 2002
Salaam Bombay Foundation believes a child in school has a future. In order to encourage them to stay in school, We equips them with life skills & vocational skills so they may pursue healthy, empowered lives through sports, arts, media, English Conversation skills and other job relevant skill programmes.
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Registered Year : 1996
Started in 1996 by Anand Mahindra, Project Nanhi Kali is a national girl child sponsorship program, which supports the education of underprivileged girl children in India. Designed to support economically and socially disadvantaged girls to complete 10 years of schooling, the project has transformed the lives of more than 450,000 girls across 14 states over the past 2 decades.
Project Nanhi Kali provides every girl 360-degree support including daily afterschool academic support and annual school supplies kit including a school bag, stationery, pullover/raincoat and feminine hygiene material to enable them to attend school with dignity. The project provides every girl with access to a personalized, digital learning software, pre-loaded on digital tablets. Further, to promote holistic development, a professionally designed sports curriculum has been integrated into the intervention, providing girls with the opportunity to regularly participate in sports and fitness activities.
These interventions have resulted in the consistent improvement of learning outcomes amongst girls from underserved communities. Project Nanhi Kali has also achieved a high retention rate of 90%, with less than 10% of the girls dropping out of the program.
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Registered Year : 25 January 2012
HEED India (Health, Education, Environment and Development) a charitable trust registered under Bombay Public Trust Act and having 80G certification. Also known as Samarpan Charitable Trust, we are a passion-driven non-profit that aims to build a community that is vested in its own future and the society's well-being, working with the key philosophy of 'Responsible Living.
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Registered Year : 2002
SOPAN endeavors to empower individuals with autism; developmental disabilities, and their families. We empower (read ,educate and train) persons with disability to be productive members of society so that they lead a life filled with pride and dignity.
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Registered Year : 22 April 1994
The Corbett Foundation works on harmonious coexistence between human beings and wildlife across important wildlife habitats in India. TCF has implemented its programmes in over 400 villages in the last 26 years. TCF has adopted a multi-pronged strategy to help in creating a future where wildlife and human beings live in harmony. Some of TCF's Projects and initiatives are: Mitigating Human-Wildlife Conflict, Ecological Restoration, Wildlife research, Providing Sustainable Livelihoods, Providing Forest-Dependent Communities with health-care, Promoting Environmental Awareness, Promoting Renewable energy, Treating domestic livestock, Promoting integrated watershed management.
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Registered Year : 1998
Kshitij is a Mumbai-based NGO that engages with adults having mental disabilities due to conditions related to autism, brain damage and Down Syndrome.
Kshitij aims to assist such intellectually challenged adults (wards) develop vocational skills that enable them to live their life independently and with dignity while also providing them fruitful employment through manufacture of handcraft items and chocolates. Apart from providing vocational training, Kshitij focuses on holistic development of the wards through therapeutic, creative and physical interventions and activities.
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Registered Year : July 29, 1986
Chirag is a rural development organization based in the Kumaun region of Uttarakhand in India. Since 1986, we have worked closely with communities to improve their quality of life.
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Registered Year : 1969
Cancer Patients Aid Association is a registered NGO working in the field of cancer since 1969. CPAA hand- holds the cancer patients by providing `Total Management` of the disease right from awareness, diagnosis, medical aid , diet aid, transportation to rehabilitation of the patients.
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