About
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Headquarters
Jaipur, Rajasthan
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Since
1993
I-India is on a mission to offer care, love, and developmental opportunities to children residing on the streets of Jaipur. The organization's focus l Read moreies in aiding the most urgent cases among these children, addressing immediate challenges such as homelessness, malnutrition, and health issues. Alongside these necessities, I-India strives to equip these children with essential skills and attitudes that empower them to shape a better future for themselves. It operates as a registered non-profit NGO, established in 1993, with a team of dedicated local professionals. Despite resource constraints, the organisation maximizes the effectiveness of its initiatives to drive positive change. I-India's services span helplines, reuniting children with their families, providing homes, medical care, education, vocational training, and more. To enhance its programmes, the organisation is implementing a Monitoring and Evaluation process while also expanding its fundraising efforts to extend assistance to a greater number of street children.
Issue
Our organization focuses on providing support and education to children and communities facing immediate challenges such as homelessness, child labor, poverty, trafficking, malnutrition, illness, access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation. In addition to addressing these pressing issues, we also work on nurturing their attitudes and skills, equipping them with better opportunities and the ability to shape their own futures.
Action
Currently, we engage with more than 10000 children and families annually through our schools for street children, medical units, residential homes, and vocational training centers etc. Our overarching goal is to create a positive, lasting and sustainable impact on the lives of those we serve. We are committed to empowering children by protecting their rights, mainstreaming, linking them to NGO run formal education, providing healthcare, nutrition, vocational training, counselling services, access to employement opportunities and mentoring and long term emotional support.
Demographies Served
Cause Area
Impact
Supporting over 10000 children annually, shelter provided to 801, benefitted over 2500 children through formal education programmes, reunited 461 children with families, rescued over 700 children from abuse, over 15000 medical cases attended, 250 vocationally trained.
Programs
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Snehachal Boys Home Programme
I-India's Snehachal Boys Home offers refuge and rehabilitation to boys who have fled violence or lost their families, providing care, education, skills training, and emotional support. The home nurtures around 50 boys, shielding them from exploitation and child labour. The home provides love, shelter, medical attention, education, and vocational training. Supported by local and foreign contributions, it stands as an emblem of I-India's commitment to vulnerable children.
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Preeti Prabha Girls Home Programme
Preeti Prabha, serves as a refuge for marginalized girls facing abuse, exploitation, and orphanhood in Jaipur. This home, housing about 50 girls, strives to rescue them from the perils of begging, child labour, and prostitution, providing protection, care, and developmental opportunities. Through outreach and I-India's Child Line, these girls find a haven in Preeti Prabha, which endeavours to reunite them with their families when feasible. For those without such options, girls home becomes a secure haven, offering shelter, love, education, skill training, and emotional support. The home's focus on holistic development equips the girls for a brighter future, showcasing hope and transformation. Supported by individual donors Preeti Prabha stands as a beacon of positive change.
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Ladli Vocational Centre Programme
Ladli, an I-India initiative, empowers vulnerable children in Jaipur by providing vocational training. Through courses like jewellery-making and tailoring, the programme offers education, confidence, and skills, countering alternatives like begging or exploitation. Ladli currently enrols around 75 girl, 50 boys (16+), and over 100 women, with plans to expand. It aims to formalize its curriculum, introduce diplomas, and aid job placement to secure futures for these children. The programme’s impact extends to families and communities, fostering positive change and breaking cycles of poverty.
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Child Line Service
I-India had started running Rajasthan’s first CHILDLINE service in Jaipur in the year 2000. Childline is an emergency helpline service supported under the Integrated Child Protection Scheme of the Ministry of Women and Child Development, which works round the clock to aid any child below the age of 18 who is or likely to be injured, sick, exploited, abused, in danger, or lonely. They might be street children living on the pavement or railway station, or children living in ordinary families.
Child Line serves as a support system for numerous children annually, with many simply seeking information, advice, or someone to talk to but in more serious cases, I-India dispatches its ambulance to provide medical assistance. In situations where the child has been abandoned or run away from home, intervention may be necessary. The Child Line staff strives to locate the child's family and reunite them, but if this is not possible or not in the child's best interest, we not only respond to the emergency needs of children but also link them to relevant services for their long-term care and rehabilitation. I-India's homes provide a long-term solution. Children are referred to the key authorities and services essential for their immediate or long-term rehabilitation. Overall, Child Line acts as a safety net for countless children every year.
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Shwetaark Education Project
SHWETAARK is a collaborative effort between Flowering Tree, USA, and I-India, with the objective of providing educational opportunities to children from transient communities. The project's focus is to kindle a passion for learning, promote empowerment, and personal growth in street and slum children through its street schools/centers and the newly established Shwetaark Pathshala formal school.
The project has been active for over two decades, starting in 2010, and has worked with over 14 communities by establishing teaching centers, or street schools, for the children of slum dwellers and street children. Most of these children are first-generation learners and have never had access to quality education, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation, poor health, gender discrimination, and domestic violence due to alcoholism. Initially, Shwetaark provided the children with basic necessities such as water, healthcare, hygiene awareness, and food. However, as the project progressed, the children's lives became more organized, and they started attending centers regularly, maintaining clean spaces, taking showers, and attending classes.
Over time, these stable centers evolved into a formal school that adheres to state guidelines and incorporates art and sports into its curriculum. This has provided the children with exposure to a broader range of subjects and co-curricular activities which is vital for their growth, learning and wholistic development.
In 2018, the state government recognized and accredited the formal school, and currently 300 students from 10 urban slums attending formal education in Shwetaark Pathshala and additional 100 children in slum areas have received after-school support.
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Prem-Pathshala Education Project
PREM-PATHSHALA is a government recognized higher secondary school at Jhag village was established in 2009 with the aim of providing quality education to children of below poverty line families of Jhag and adjacent villages. Another school for the children of urban poor has been established in year 2018 at Bhankrota suburb of Jaipur city. The education project at Jhag provides quality education to over 650 children from socially, economically and educationally weaker section of the society. The school in urban area Bhankrota, serves to over 300 children. The current percentage of Prem-Pathshala students belonging BPL (Below Poverty Level) status is 98%.
Impact Metrics
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Children Supported
Year-wise Metrics- 2022-23 10000
Leadership Team
Demographics & Structure
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No. of Employees
100+
M&E
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Internal, External Assessors
No
Policies
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Ethics and Transparency Policies
No
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Formal CEO Oversight & Compensation Policy
No
Political & Religious Declarations
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On Affiliation if any
No
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On Deployment Bias if any
No
Registration Details
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PAN Card
AAATI0940H
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Registration ID
Reg No. 99/jai/1993-94
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VO ID / Darpan ID
RJ1201610104028
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12A
AAATI0940HE20214
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80G
AAATI0940HF20096
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FCRA
125560113
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CSR Registration Number
CSR00018589
Location
Other Details
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Parent Organisation
I-India
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Type & Sub Type
Non-profit
Society
Website
Financial Details
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2020-21
IncomeRs.34,958,160ExpensesRs.30,789,544Admin ExpensesRs.2,287,050Program ExpensesRs.28,502,494Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2021-22
IncomeRs.36,611,315ExpensesRs.31,747,953Admin ExpensesRs.1,460,175Program ExpensesRs.30,287,778Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2022-23
IncomeRs.41,329,413ExpensesRs.38,347,863Admin ExpensesRs.2,373,527Program ExpensesRs.35,974,336Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it.