Yes I Can Foundation

The Yes I Can Foundation actively engages in several programmes for skills development and empowerment. It conducts diverse training sessions under Project Saksham, focusing on geriatric care for visually challenged and underprivileged individuals. Additionally, it organises unique projects for women's empowerment, virtual exhibitions for showcasing talents, and food-related initiatives to improve the health and livelihoods of underprivileged girls and women. The Foundation strives to make a positive impact by providing opportunities and support to various marginalized communities, including transgender individuals and emphasizes experiential learning and practical training for emergency situations.

Yes I Can Foundation conducts various initiatives for senior citizens, promoting intergenerational bonding through technology and creating awareness about time donation through the "Time Donation Drive." It brings smiles to the faces of senior citizens through projects like "Make Me Their Santa" and celebrates festivals with them under "Project Ashirwad." The Foundation also encourages letter-writing to senior citizens in old age homes and fulfils their wishes through the "Wish Tree" project, along with celebrating Women's Day and Caregiver's Day with the elderly residents. These efforts aim to bring joy and support to the lives of senior citizens, fostering a caring and inclusive community.

Yes, I Can Foundation engages in mental health initiatives, offering educational field visits to iconic places like the Taj Mahal Palace, helping senior citizens, special children, and transgender students fulfil their dreams. It conducts capacity-building workshops on the effective use of social media for non-profit organisations and parenting skills for urban slum parents, as well as awareness sessions on hygiene practices for parents of special children. The Foundation's capacity-building wing focuses on strengthening best practices for other non-profits, including report writing, social media visibility, volunteering practices, and staff training. It also runs the "Butterfly Project," a mental health initiative, and "Pet Set Go," a unique programme that encourages pet owners to volunteer for senior citizens, special children, and orphans through their pets.

The Yes I Can Foundation is actively involved in several programmes to support the specially-abled and underprivileged individuals. It organises Purak Poshak Aahar, distributing Millet kits to senior citizens from disadvantaged backgrounds as part of the National Millets Mission. The Foundation conducts diverse initiatives, such as flame and flameless cooking training for visually challenged girls, promoting diversity and inclusion during Pride Month, and celebrating Yoga Day with underprivileged girls, specially-abled students, and transgenders. Additionally, it provides support and empowerment through projects like "Ek Udaan," "Yoga with Disabilities," and "Eyes for You," aiming to enhance the lives and opportunities of the underprivileged community. Its disaster relief project also helps victims, especially children, who have been affected by natural calamities.