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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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Deesha Education Foundation is working with the motto of providing affordable healthcare and quality education. Deesha Eye Banks are working for the eradication of corneal blindness from the society.
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The LHWRF is an independent entity promoted by Lupin Limited, implementing CSR activities all over India. LHWRF aspires to provide an alternative model of sustainable development, which can be replicated widely through collaborations and partnerships.
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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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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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Reality Gives is a community-based organization providing access to quality education for children and youth from poor urban communities in India since 2009. Our School Program and Youth Program reach out to over 1000 young people living in the slums of Dharavi (Mumbai) and Sanjay Colony (New Delhi) every year.
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The HEAL Foundation founded by Rahul Bose in 2008, HEAL (Help Eradicate Abuse Through Learning) through the tool of workshops, aims to educate children and adults on how to recognize, prevent and respond to Child Sexual Abuse. HEAL has reached 110,000 children and adults up till 2022.
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Arpan is India’s largest nonprofit working to address the issue of Child Sexual Abuse with a vision of a ‘World Free from Child Sexual Abuse.’ Arpan has served 30, 00,000 children and adults in the last 17 years. Arpan aims to create a positive impact on society by addressing and preventing Child Sexual Abuse (CSA). We firmly believe that every child deserves a safe and nurturing environment, free from exploitation. Arpan is the first in the world to build an innovative, evidence-based, unique school-based Personal Safety Education model that combines prevention and healing efforts, and is the first in India to build age-appropriate comprehensive pedagogy for children and training content for adults. Our organization works tirelessly to raise awareness about this critical issue, provide counseling and support to survivors, and conduct extensive training programs for professionals and caregivers.
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99% of deaf children drop out of higher education because of inaccessibility in the educational system wherein less than 1% of colleges are accessible. Every year approx. 25 children are enrolled in schools for the deaf in Mumbai. They are educated until graduation through our six-year educational model wherein we work on their Knowledge, Skills, and attitudes through various development programs.
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CanKids KidsCan is the only National NGO working across the entire spectrum of Childhood Cancer Care in India. Through our signature program YANA – You Are Not Alone – we provide holistic support to a child with cancer and the family, from the moment of detection, through diagnosis, treatment, and after. We work in partnership with 125 cancer centers in 53 cities and 22 states of India. CanKids runs 11 Home away from Homes – a low-cost model for Children with Cancer and their families could stay along with the only Pediatric Palliative Care Centre for Children with cancer in India. In order to enable access to care for those in need, we also implement large-scale Change For Childhood Cancer projects at the state level in 15 states across India.
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NDF has been silently and passionately working in the areas of Health and Education since 1981. Our mission is to support and help the underprivileged with education and health. We believe, no lives should be lost and no child should be deprived of a good education due to lack of funds.
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