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All NGOs listed here represent fantastic causes and by supporting or running
for them, you will be making a real difference to the lives of those who truly
need it. You
can either search by their name or by simply using the cause category filter
option. The contact details of each charity can be
viewed by clicking on ‘read more’. We encourage you to learn more about their work,
connect and if possible visit them. We hope this would be the start of a deeply satisfying
and fulfilling life journey with the cause.
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United Way Mumbai works in urban and rural communities across the country to identify and implement the most impactful solutions to community problems. We drive change in the areas of Education, Health, Income, Environment and Public Safety through evidence-based strategies and multi-stakeholder partnerships. Across all we do, we remain committed to SOCIAL IMPACT. DONE RIGHT.
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Salaam Bombay Foundation believes that “a child in school has a future” and hence target 'at risk'
adolescents studying in government and government-aided schools, through our in-school
leadership programmes and after-school skilling programmes through Arts, Media, Sports and
Vocational skills. SBF works in Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Jaipur and Kolkata.
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Mumbai Mobile Creches (MMC) is a 50 year old organisation working with children of migrant construction workers living on construction sites. MMC currently runs 19 centres across Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Thane, catering to children in the age group of birth to 14 years.
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Sahej Foundation - Ashiyana's mission is to empower at-risk children in institutional care to break the cycle of poverty and crime. We provide mental health services, restorative circles, and art-based interventions. Upon release, we offer job occasional training, reintegrate them back into society, and are actively promoting Restorative Justice in India.
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'Support Our Heroes (SOH)" is being run by highly decorated Ex-Defence Officers of all three forces i.e. Army, Navy & Air Force & working as a support system for the families of martyrs, disabled soldiers, needy non-pensioner veterans & their families to bring a renewed sense of belonging, purpose & independence to their lives.
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Anand Mahindra, Chairman, Mahindra Group, began Project Nanhi Kali in 1996 with the objective of providing quality education to underprivileged girls in India. Jointly managed by K.C. Mahindra Education Trust and Naandi Foundation, the project has transformed the lives of over 500,000 girls across 14 states.
With the aim of helping girls complete schooling, the project provides girls with comprehensive support including daily afterschool academic support, an annual school supplies kit and feminine hygiene material to every girl, enabling her to attend school with dignity. The project provides girls with access to an AI powered, personalized, adaptive learning software called Mindspark, which is pre-loaded on digital tablets. Further a professionally designed sports curriculum has been integrated into the intervention to promote holistic development. The project’s on-ground operations are managed by an all-woman team of over 6,500 ‘Community Associates’, who are recruited from local communities and trained to become learning facilitators and mentors to the girls. They also engage with parents and community stakeholders to create conducive, girl-friendly ecosystems. The project currently supports over 185,000 girls through more than 7,000 Centres, in over 4,000 government schools across 9 states.
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Environmental Care is a part of our mission because every effort will conserve nature and make this planet green once again. Our NGO is working constantly to mend the walls of nature through tree plantations, cleaning coastal areas and raising awareness about waste management.
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Adventures Beyond Barriers Foundation (ABBF) is a not-for-profit, based out of Pune. We aim to provide visibility for Persons with Disability (PwD) through our adaptive adventure and outdoor sport initiatives and collaborations. We participate in a range of adventure activities including marathons, tandem cycling, scuba diving, paragliding, and mountaineering.
Our purpose is Disability Inclusion and Empowerment. This way, millions like you, can know, interact with, and work with the millions of persons with disability in this country.
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Access Life Assistance Foundation, an Indian not-for-profit organization registered as a Section 8 company in 2014 provides multi-disciplinary supportive care to families who come to Mumbai, Pune, Manipal, Chandigarh, Bangalore and Ahmedabad for their child’s cancer treatment.
Families come to the metropolitan cities from remote towns and villages across India seeking treatment for their children affected with cancer. While hospitals extend them quality medical services, the poorer families have no place to stay during the 5-12 months (sometimes extending to 24 months) that it takes to complete the treatment. Many end up living on footpaths or are forced to abandon treatment due to the high cost of accommodation. Children battling cancer and without access to proper accommodation and nutrition are 5 times more likely not to survive due to secondary infections, chemotherapy intolerance and treatment abandonment. Access Life offers children and their families a free accommodation, nutrition and secure transportation that gives our brave hearts an upper hand in their fight against cancer. We also try to improve their quality of life by providing practical support services, educational resources and recreational programs.
Access Life set up its first centre in June 2014 in Chembur, Mumbai and has grown to 8 childhood cancer care centres across India where at any given point of time 140 families (420 individuals considering every child lives with her/his parents) are being accommodated.
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COTAAP is a not for profit body that works towards creating a better livelihood for cotton farmers. India is the largest producer and second largest exporter of cotton in the world but has one of the lowest per acre yield. COTAAP's objective is to empower cotton farmers and improve productivity by offering modern & scientific agronomic practices, knowledge partnering, networking forums.
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