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Disaster Relief

Mounita Ghosh

The images shows the real plight of India, where family members sits helpless with his COVID affected families running in search of aid to seeing their end. Coronavirus's devastating impact includes lack of medical supplies and essentials worsening the second COVID wave hit in India. Unknown to many, is the impact on families in the remote areas whose primary bread-earners are affected by COVID’s frightening spiral.  At this pace, Anudip is strengthening our resources to provide support to those marginal groups and the COVID-Risk people in need, whose earning members are affected by COVID and are quarantined and presently cannot avail basic needs.. We are requesting your support to help us heal the nation in this crisis. There is a desperate need of resources every second! 
 As an urgent need, we trying to help:<ol><li>·5000 families with children and elderly from low-income communities, whose earning members are affected by COVID and are quarantined and presently under isolation and stay-at-home-orders in the remote areas of the country</li><li>Highly marginalized Indian citizens who has no understanding and inadequate knowledge of COVID and have low/no resources to help them stay equipped for home-treatment and basic precautions</li><li>Unreached citizens from remote India who are vaccination resistant and has no/low access to online portals to register for COVID vaccinations </li></ol> 
 How are we helping? Support to ensure better survival measures with the following aids at their doorstep:<ul><li>·Ration and Daily Essentials for the needy families in quarantine where the possibility of stay-at-home orders would prevail for more than two weeks in view of COVID-19 disease of the earning members.</li><li>· Coronavirus Home Kit comprising of Pulse Oximeter, Steam Inhaler, Glucometer, an easy-to-use digital thermometer and essential vitamin tablets – as a first aid for COVID-19 symptomatic or have been tested positive, or stay with someone who has developed COVID-19 symptoms or has been tested positive and restricted stepping outside home. This would also include basic handholding of the devices and timely check on temperatures, symptoms and home-treatment.</li><li>· Telemedicine support with facilities of tele/video consultants with a physician from the comforts of home to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus. We will facilitate telemedicine services bringing primary healthcare and wellness services to doorstep of each individual lacking an access to proper healthcare due to the lack of reliable resources.</li><li>Vaccination Drives Awareness Programs &amp; Registrations: One of the key challenges the unserved Indian population is facing is the Covid-19 vaccination hesitancy and lack of awareness on its effectiveness. Anudip as a frontline non-profit will enable its wide audience through effective communication and networking to register for vaccines online and successfully initiate COVID-19 vaccinations for all.</li></ul> It is appeal to help us heal the country in this dire crisis.Let us make this possible!

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INDIA NEEDS HELP: An Urgent Appeal to save millions

20th of May would be remembered in the history when the extremely severe cyclonic storm Amphan pounded Odisha, West Bengal, and Bangladesh, leaving untold devastation not only in parts that were ready for it but also in areas that were unprepared. Cyclone Amphan has caused great damage in rural and urban areas in both Bengal and Odisha. According to reports 75+ lives were lost, majorly in this super cyclone. Thatched houses, small shops, livestock, trees, and crops have been ruined in the areas affected in both the States. Mostly families from vulnerable communities that have suffered the most and many of them have seen their homes and livelihoods destroyed. In the midst of the COVID19 outbreak, Cyclone Amphan has caused untold sufferings for the farmers, fishermen, and migrants whose homes are shut down and crops destroyed. We need to help victims of both these disasters. Anudip is responding and we request your support to this emergency response and help those who need it the most. 
 Cyclone Amphan has affected East Medinipur, South 24 Parganas, North 24 Parganas, and Kolkata districts in West Bengal and Kendrapara, Jagatsinghpur, Balasore, Bhadrak, Mayurbhanj and Puri in Odisha. Reports say, 72+ have died in Bengal and houses, crops, farmland have been completely wiped away. Fishermen have suffered great losses. The tidal wave broke embankments and many thousands of hectares of crops and farmland have been destroyed. More than 5000+ trees have been uprooted. With deep roots in the Sundarbans delta of River Ganges, Anudip Foundation has been constantly trying to reach out to our 1000+ employees and Anudip Alumni who are based in the South 24 Paraganas district of West Bengal. Our staff and Alumni, are now working as Relief Agents and in touch with the Panchayats and BDO offices to list the number of victims affected and volunteer in providing the essential relief aid to the ones in need. We have impacted nearly 1000+ people by providing immediate relief like tarpaulins, medical supplies, dry food, water purifiers, mosquito coils/nets, and other essentials to the affected families. 
 The tandem coming of Cyclone Amphan with the ongoing pandemic of the COVID-19 is a double whammy for the people of West Bengal and Odisha. Now we need to step forward and help the communities recover from the impact of the Cyclone Amphan and continue and cope with the challenges of COVID-19. We need your support to help at least 4000 families in these two states. Please help our emergency relief response through online donation and help us create a relief fund. Please donate! To volunteer on-ground, please email us to publicrelations@anudip.org.

Untold Devastation of CYCLONE-AMPHAN in the COVID world!

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Livelihood

In the year 2021 we reached out to 5000+ families of migrants and low-income groups – supporting them to rebuild lost livelihoods. With the COVID crisis still dominating the world, we identified 600 more vulnerable women and youth across underserved locations of India who are among the worst affected population due to their poor economic backgrounds and social vulnerabilities.We got in touch with 600 families from remote parts of Bengal, Assam, Odisha and Jharkhand who are informal workers and small-scale vendors now struggling with no income and high food insecurity with their livelihoods/businesses being affected by pandemic aftermath. Our TASK-FORCE have vetted and verified the family details (with documents and ID proofs). 
 For an urgent yet sustainable impact, ANUDIP will:<ol><li>Equip one member from each of migrant/no-income families, all between 18 – 35 years of age, with a technical job training aligned with his/her merit followed by stable employment </li><li>Digitize small- businesses and vendors on an e-commerce platform to reach out to a larger audience, ensuring scalability and growth in income</li></ol> 
 This EMERGENCY APPEAL would be used for REBUILDING LIVLIHOODS OF INCOMELESS FAMILIES and DIGITIZE SMALL-SCALE BUSINESSES, which would bring back an income-flow in zero-income families. NOTE: THIS FUNDRAISER IS ELIGIBLE FOR TAX BENIFITS.

600 families in crisis: URGENT APPEAL

We got in touch with 100 families from remote parts of Bengal, Odisha and Jharkhand who are informal workers and now struggling with no income and high food insecurity with their primary bread-earner of these families being affected by Covid-19 pandemic aftermath. Our TASK-FORCE have vetted and verified the family details (with documents and ID proofs). Who are these 100?<ol><li>·      Informal Workers</li><li>·      Daily Labours</li><li>·      Manual Scavenjers</li><li>·      Small Street Side Vendors</li><li>·      Electricians</li><li>·      Auto-Rikshaw Pullars</li><li>·      Laid Factory workers</li><li>·      House Helps (Domestic Workers)</li></ol>  
 How we are helping We have identified family members of these 100 informal workers who are between 18 – 35 years of age with a minimum education. ANUDIP will equip one member from each of these families with an advanced technical job training aligned with his/her merit followed by stable employment within three months.  
 During this tenure, our emergency response would be supplying food packages to these families to help them combat starvation and them access medical preparedness using digital tools till the time there is an income-flow. This EMERGENCY APPEAL is funds would be used for the major thee themes: ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOODSUp-skill at least one member of a migrant household acquires a fresh skill FOOD RELIEFContinue to address immediate needs of migrants through dry ration/ hygiene essentialsPUBLIC HEALTHSupport vulnerable communities in protecting themselves from Covid-19 and help them access medical preparedness using digital tools

This DAAN utsab – donate a life of dignity to 100 identified families with no incomes due to COVID pandemic.

Dipannita Hazra is a 21-year-old young girl from Raghudebpur village in the Howrah district of West Bengal. (Pictured below her Adhaar Card and Images, uploaded with consent). Dipannita’s father Alok Hazra (identity vetted) worked as factory labor but the company got shut down in the pandemic. Her father had to take up odd jobs–earning Rs. 2000- 2500 monthly. Dipannita is a high-secondary pass (class XII completed- verified and mark sheet attached with consent). 
 Dipannita came to us with an earnest appeal to help her get employment to help her family from the ongoing crisis (verified and vetted). Dipannita is eligible for advanced three-months technical-job training in IT with Office Automation which will get her a job with a fixed income. She has appealed to help her fund her course fee worth INR 25000. 
 Anudip–is trying to help students like Dipannita by enabling them to get enrolled for advanced training followed by a stable career. Help Dipannita with only INR 25,000 to enable her to pursue technical job training with a subsequent placement. Anudip following its core ethics would share Dipannita’s complete progress with transparency and directly video call with Dipannita post her course and job placement to help the donors know her trajectory.

This girls needs only INR 25000 : COVID livelihood Appeal

40+ million migrant daily-waged workers have been hit hard by COVID-19. As they reach home enduring unprecedented ordeals, they face the risk of hunger, indebtedness, and prolonged unemployment. Their families face high infection risk and their children, the loss of learning. Our first response was to raise funds with your support and provide ration and essential supplies to 50,000+ who have expressed the need for it across impoverished locations. Whilst we continue to engage in the critical work of supplying food and other essential resources to those who need it, we recognize that this is only the beginning of a crisis. It is bound to have a lasting impact on vulnerable groups, far greater than we can foresee. It would require a multi-pronged response strategy both long and short term, addressing challenges faced across various verticals - both in the source and destination areas of migration. We are thus raising funds to scale up capabilities to support the re-building livelihoods of migrant workers, whose occupation is affected by COVID-19 lockdown  
 Your funds would be used for the major three themes:·         EMERGENCY RELIEFContinue to address immediate needs of migrants through dry ration/ hygiene essentials to those who are on ‘High food insecurity’ which means they do not know where tomorrow’s meals will come from. We would be supplying 3 months of ration and essential kits to those families whose resources have been saturated. ·         ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOODSUp-skill at least one member of a migrant household acquires a fresh skill. Loss of livelihoods has been the most paralyzing aspect of the pandemic. In the three crucial months of the global pandemic, we have been serving dry ration and essential kits. However, we would now like to rebuild livelihoods using financial assistance, skill training, and market linkages and by partnering with local businesses, large corporations, and local government. ·         PUBLIC HEALTHSupport vulnerable communities in protecting themselves from Covid-19 and help them access medical preparedness using digital tools. We would be establishing digital clinics across the unserved areas –giving space to telemedicine growth in India, while also including medical access to a large population who cannot otherwise access the basic health schemes due to reach. 
 By contributing to this fundraiser, you would become a stakeholder in not only providing immediate relief to migrant and vulnerable workers but also in creating a broader platform for their visibility and sustainability. Your contribution would generate the momentum to ensure dignified work and lives for workers everywhere. As we cope with a global crisis, it is also imperative to bring together state policy, the private sector, civil society and workers’ groups to focus on this singular goal. We encourage you to join us in this endeavor.

Rebuilding & Reinstating the Livelihoods of Migrant Workers, affected by COVID!

21-year-old Sanjoy Das from Amartala basti in the outskirts of Cooch Behar (identity verified and attached his Adhaar card with consent) came to us with an urgent appeal. Sanjoy’s father- Biplab Das is a toto driver (verified) now earns less than 100 rupees a day due to COVID curfew. The family of 5 is surviving on free ration provided to them by the Government but family income has been halt. Sanjoy appealed to us to raise funds for his job training which will get him an income in a short time. 
 Sanjoy Das is studying in a Government College (Verified Marksheet submitted) and will take up a short computer job-course worth Rs. 15000 which will get him employed post his training. Sanjoy appealed for an emergency fundraiser to help him fund his technical course called Certificate in Office automation and Digital Education for three months followed by a job that would help their family survive the crisis.  
 With the funds raised, we will enroll Sanjoy for Office automation and Digital Education Job Training with subsequent employment. Support Sanjoy with only INR 15,000 to fund his technical training and job which can help them get back an income with respect. Anudip as a process would share Sanjoy’s complete progress with transparency and directly video call with Sanjoy to help the donor know his trajectory!

Only INR 15,000 can support COVID-hit toto driver’s family! URGENT APPEAL

Meet Riya Jana, a 22-year-old bright young girl from the Heramba Gopalpur Gram, Patharpratima Thana in the remote South 24 Parganas of West Bengal. Riya came to us with an earnest appeal to help her get employment to save her family from the ongoing crisis caused in Cyclone Yaas, the catastrophic storm that struck the south 24 Parganas of West Bengal at 150 kmph, risking countless lives and livelihoods. It has had a devastating impact on Riya's family leading to loss of livelihoods. 
 Riya’s father Tapas Jana is a farmer and the only earning member in the family of 7. In a detailed discussion with our representative, Riya has confirmed about their agricultural land being destroyed completely by the cyclone leaving it no room for cultivation for the rest of the year. Since then, the family has solely depended on ration support from benevolent people and NGOs. But she does not know–for how long? She is a higher secondary (Class XII) passed (pictured below her identity details including – Adhaar, shared only after her consent). With zero family income and dependency on donation boxes for food, Riya being the eldest amongst her sibling comes to Anudip to help her get employed. 
 Anudip with its core area of creating digital careers for youth from disadvantaged families – is trying to help students like Riya by enabling them to get enrolled for a short employability training followed by a stable career. Help Riya with only INR 12,000 to enable her to pursue technical job training with a subsequent placement. Your small support to this family – can help them get back an income–with respect. Anudip following its core process would share Riya’s complete progress with transparency and directly video call with Riya to help the donor know her trajectory!

HELP this girl with only Rs.12,000! URGENT APPEAL

Pictured below with the consent are images of Sahil Anjum’s Adhaar Card, and Mark Sheets (Class XII passed). Sahil Anjum is a resident of Md. Abid Hussain, a farmer from the interiors of Uttar Dinajpur district of West Bengal earning only INR 6500 monthly. In the space of a few months, the rapid spread of COVID-19 and its induced pandemic control through territory lockdown, travel bans and many other restrictions imposed on people's movements have seriously affected the family’s income flow.  
 Sahil and his father informed our representative over a telephonic appeal that the ongoing lockdown is threatening and overlapping with the time of their harvest, resulting in no income for small-scale farmers like them. Sahil who just completed his higher-secondary (mark-sheet attached with consent) had to stop his education with increasing debts yet no money to pay back to the money-lenders. With this background and urgent need, Sahil came to us with an appeal to help him get employed. 
 With the funds raised, Anudip will enrol Sahil for short job training and get subsequent employment. Help Sahil with only INR 12,000 to fund his technical training and job – can help them get back an income with respect. Anudip as a process would share Sahil’s complete progress with transparency and directly video call with Sahil to help the donor know his trajectory!

SAHIL needs only RS. 12,000  to fund his Job Training! URGENT APPEAL

Rajesh Paik is a 2nd Year Sanskrit student who reached out to us with an urgent appeal for help. (Pictured below his verified Adhaar Card, Mark Sheet–as an identity proof which is uploaded with his consent.) He lives in Sandeshkhali, Jaigopalpur, in the North 24 Parganas which is now totally devastated by the recent Cyclonic storm in Bengal. His family income which came from cultivation- has been paused with the Cyclone destroying their land. Relief Camps–reached with ration- helping them to survive for two weeks! 
 Rajesh’s only priority now is to build back his home and get an income flow back to feed his family of 5 members. In a telephonic appeal with our Task Force, Rajesh requested an emergency fundraiser to help him fund his technical course for three months followed by a job. This technical job training will help Rajesh get a quick job and restore their livelihoods back instead of depending upon the ration - kits, which had no regular certainty. 
 With the funds raised, Anudip will provide Rajesh a brief technical job training and get him subsequent employment. Help Rajesh with only INR 12,000 to fund his technical training and job – can help them get back an income with respect. As a part of our compliance, we would share Rajesh’s complete progress of his three-month training and his job placement with transparency and directly video call with Rajesh to help the donor know his trajectory!

This boy urgently needs only INR 12,000 to get back his livelihood: An Urgent Appeal

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Women Empowerment

With increasing financial debts Tuba Zareen and her father Mohammad Nasimuddin, a tailor by profession reached out to us for a fundraising appeal to help their family. (Pictured below her Aadhaar Card–as an identity proof which is uploaded with her consent.) 
 With his daughter’s high secondary certificate (vetted), Tuba’s father has appealed to us to fund his daughter’s technical job training followed by a decent salaried income. Tuba Zareen who is eligible for advanced three-month technical job training in IT with Office Automation which will get her a job with a fixed income, has appealed for a one-time fund of INR 30,000 for sponsoring her course. 
 By helping Tuba get enrolled for this advanced job training you will enable her to get a suitable job post her three months job training completion. <a href="https://www.anudip.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Anudip</a> following its core ethics would share Tuba’s complete progress with transparency and directly video call with Tuba post her course and job placement to help the donors know her trajectory.

ONLY INR 30,000 CAN HELP A POVERTY-STRICKEN TAILOR’S FAMILY

Rabiya Khatoon (name changed to maintain confidentiality) a migrant sex worker came to us with an emergency appeal for sponsoring the technical job training of her daughter Reshma, a rescued trafficked survivor (Name changed to protect the identity of the survivor). Reshma went missing when she was only 15, was rescued by police from a brothel where she was allegedly molested. She was then sheltered in the Govt. home. (Pictured below her verified <img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/f14aaea1-42db-412c-8f66-1fbacc6d4c87.jpg" width="0" />Aadhaar Card, Secondary Education Mark Sheet–as an identity proof which is uploaded with her consent.) 
 Rabiya informed our representative that her daughter has appeared in her Secondary Education Examination (admit card verified with consent) and is eagerly awaiting her result. Reshma is ready to take up the 3 month-technical job training which will help her become financially independent and live a life of dignity. Exclusively curated for such disadvantaged girls, our <a href="https://www.anudip.org/best/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">BEST: Building Entrepreneurs to Stop Trafficking Livelihood Program</a> will take into account the vulnerabilities that Reshma has to face, and provide her with essential life skills and technical job training along with employment/entrepreneurial opportunities. 
 With the funds raised, Reshma will receive psycho-social support, mentoring, and technical job training from <a href="https://www.anudip.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Anudip</a> followed by stable employment. This will help her to overcome the challenges of trauma, stigma, and other psychological effects associated with rape. <a href="https://www.anudip.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Anudip</a> as a process would share Reshma’s complete progress with transparency to help the donor know his trajectory! Your small support of INR 30,000 will transform Reshma’s life.

18-year-old rescued trafficked survivor needs only INR 30,000: URGENT LIVELIHOOD APPEAL!

Apurba Haldar and his father, a resident of Rambati in South 24 Parganas of West Bengal reached out to us for a fundraising appeal to help his family. (Pictured below his Adhaar Card–as an identity proof which is uploaded with his consent.) Apurba’s father worked for a small private company in Kolkata, which has been shut down in the pandemic. Local Train and transport Bans in Covid second wave restricted all other earning opportunities. With his son’s high secondary certificate (vetted by our task force), Apurba’s father is asking for only 12000 to fund his son’s job training which can him get back a stable monthly income for the family. 
 Apurba stopped studying after Class 12 (mark-sheet verified with consent) in search of income to bring food to the family. Apurba is seeking for an emergency fundraiser to help him fund his technical course for three months followed by the job. This technical job course will help Suman get a stable job soon after his training! 
 With the funds raised, Anudip will provide Apurba with an allocated technical job training and get him subsequent employment. Help Apurba with only INR 12,000 to fund his technical training and job–which will help them get back an income with respect. As a part of our compliance, we would share Apurba’s complete progress of his three-month training and his job placement with transparency and directly video call with Apurba to help the donor know his trajectory!

Apurba needs only Rs. 12000 : Urgent Help Needed

20 years old Annu Pathak (identity vetted) from Garden Reach, Kolkata came to us with an urgent appeal to help her and her ailing mother. Annu’s mother who works as a domestic help was forced to quit her job due to a sudden prolonged illness. With her daughter’s high secondary certificate (vetted), Annu’s mother is asking for only INR 30,000 to fund her daughter’s job training which can her get back a stable monthly income for the family. 
 On the telephonic appeal to our Verification Office, Annu has mentioned being the only educated family member and how their family is struggling right now with no resources. Annu is eligible for advanced three-month technical-job training in IT with Office Automation worth INR 30,000 which will get her employed with a fixed income. 
 With the funds raised, <a href="https://www.anudip.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Anudip</a> will provide Annu the aligned technical job training and subsequent employment. As a part of our compliance, we would share Annu’s complete progress of her three-month training and job placement with transparency and directly video call with Annu to help the donor know her trajectory!

Only INR 30,000 can support a BPL family with livelihood & income generation

20-year-old Kakali Bala lives in a one-room house in Kanchrapara, a residential neighborhood situated in the northern suburbs of Kolkata. She was single-handedly brought up by her mother- Kabita Bala who works as a domestic help. Due to the virus outbreak, Kakali’s mother who used to earn around INR 4,000 a month was refused to enter her employer's home due COVID-19 second hit and was denied full wages. With no steady source of income and her savings depleting fast, Kakali and her mother had to fall back upon free ration kits provided by the Government to survive. 
 OUR SOLUTION Kakali informed our representative that she has completed her Higher Secondary (mark-sheet verified with consent) and in search of stable job to bring back the income flow in the family. With this emergency appeal, Kakali has appealed to us to help her fund for her technical course for three months followed by the job.   
 With the funds raised, Anudip will equip Kakali with advanced technical job training followed by stable employment during this trying times. Help this income-less 20-year-old with only INR 12,000 to fund her technical training and job– which can help them get back an income with respect. Anudip following its core ethics would share Kakali’s complete progress with transparency and directly video call with Kakali post her course and job placement to help the donors know her trajectory.

Only INR 12,000 can support a domestic worker's daughter. URGENT APPEAL

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Education

DIGITAL INCLUSION OF YOUNG ASPIRANTS (DIYA), an unique technology-driven skills development program for at-risk Indian women and youth, is a pathway to digital-age learning experiences and new-economy career opportunities for aspirants from the socially-excluded geographies. In India there are more than 300 million people living below the government-defined poverty line ($0.50 a day in rural areas in 2014, a point where it is difficult to afford two meals a day) in conditions of high unemployment, poor infrastructure, low availability of health facilities, and a large and growing disparity between urban and rural communities. The National Sample Survey Office advised the Indian Parliament in 2011-12 that the country’s employment rate had gone down to 38.6% from 39.2% in 2009-10. A majority of districts across each state of India have a large number of unemployed youth and married young women from rural areas; who have either dropped out of school or have completed schooling with very little or no livelihood skills. However, their lack of skills makes it difficult for millions to find sustainable careers in a competitive market. At this juncture, Anudip introduced DIYA which democratizes digital access to generate sustainable livelihoods for needy youth and connect them to tech-based gainful careers. 
 Anudip partners with Google, NetHope, Accenture, JP Morgan, NSDC, Wells Fargo, American India Foundation (AIF), Capgemini, Microsoft, Cisco, ITC, and ICRA, whose resources help us accelerate the tech-driven DIYA program for socio-economic good for the underemployed/unemployed youth, rural Below-Poverty-Level families, disadvantaged women: almost 50% students are females, trafficking victims, physically disabled etc who have limited access to quality education, skills, and employability. DIYA infused various technology-based learning aids into its training program. Use of DIYA technology tools for effective curriculum and engaging pedagogy created an e-learning, online/offline platform that allowed candidates to access multimedia content even during long-drawn power outages and network downtimes. By customizing and digitizing training content in video, audio, presentation and game formats, Anudip enabled students, especially naïve rural youth, to increasingly look forward to and enjoy their classroom experience. Use of self-learning techniques increased trainer productivity by factors or four or more, which in turn contributed to the sustainability of the company. DIYA development has been driven by trainer observations, student and employer feedback, and recommendations of impact consultants. DIYA focuses on building the most needed niche set of capabilities to prepare these opportunity-limited aspirants build a pathway for securing digital livelihoods. 
 Through its livelihood programs, Anudip has been successfully educated and empowered more than 100,000+ underserved youth, touching over 425,000 crisis-stricken people from vulnerable communities of migrants, political refugees, reformed insurgents, impoverished families below poverty levels, rescued victims of trafficking, persons with disabilities, religious and ethnic minorities. We have been training 1500+ PwDs and empowering them with employment opportunities.Impact we wish to proceed: •   Expansion: Presently Anudip operates across 15 States and 2 Countries. Anudip plans to cover pan – India in the next 5 years as a front-runner in spreading awareness and emerging as leading livelihood creator for woman and youth in need•   Impact: Anudip has been empowering 100,000+ youth through skills and technology, it aspires to empower more such opportunity youth•   Strategy : Anudip’s 75% successful placement record stems from its curriculum being customized to actual needs of the employers from multiple sectors, as well as to the students’ career aspirations since 2007. By 2022, Anudip will achieve 95% placement for its skilled students, by leveraging its employer client to 2x

DIGITAL INCLUSION OF YOUNG ASPIRANTS (DIYA)

Saiqua is a 19-year-old young girl from Metiabruz, West Bengal. (Pictured below her Adhaar Card and Images, uploaded with consent). Being the eldest daughter in the family of labourers Saiqua has seen her father struggling to rustle up one square meal a day for their big family. She appealed to us to raise funds for her technical job training which will help her get an income in a short time to supplement the family’s earnings. 
 Saiqua has passed the intermediate examination (Class 12) (mark sheet attached with consent) from West Bengal Board but could not get any stable jobs. Saiqua appealed for an emergency fundraiser to help her fund her technical course for three months followed by the job. This technical job training will help Saiqua get a job and save her family in the hour of need. 
 With the funds raised, <a href="https://www.anudip.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Anudip </a>will prepare Saiqua with technical job training and place her with subsequent stable employment. By helping Saiqua get enrolled for this advanced job training you will enable her to get a suitable job post her three months job training completion. Anudip following its core ethics would share Saiqua’s complete progress post her course and job placement to help the donors know her trajectory.

ONLY INR 30,000 CAN SUPPORT A DAILY WAGER’S DAUGHTER: URGENT APPEAL

Suman is a son of a puchka (gol-gappa) seller from Mathurapur in remote Bengal. His father came to us with an appeal to help his son. (Pictured below his Adhaar Card, Pictures of their house in Mathurapur– as an identity proof which is uploaded with his consent.) Phuchka, a famous street-food in Bengal has been under complete shut down since COVID. Since then they are surviving on loans from informal money-lenders, as verified by our representatives. Suman’s father appealed to us to raise funds for his son’s technical job training which will help Suman get a job. 
 Suman has passed the intermediate examination (Class 12) (mark-sheet attached with consent) from Bihar Board in 2020 but could not get any jobs in this pandemic. Suman and his father appealed for an emergency fundraiser to help him fund his technical course for three months followed by the job. This technical job training will help Suman get a job and save his family from the increasing debts, at this hour of need!  
 With the funds raised, Anudip will prepare Suman with technical job training and place him with subsequent stable employment. Help Suman with only INR 12,000 to fund his technical training and job – can help them get back an income with respect. As a part of our compliance, we would share Suman’s complete progress of his three-months training and his job placement with transparency and directly video call with Suman to help the donor know his trajectory!

Only Rs.12,000  can help a Phuchka Seller’s Family!: Urgent Appeal

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Differently Abled

27 years-old Puspendu Das was born with cerebral palsy in Ramnagar, a community development block at East Medinipur in rural Bengal. (Attached verified Disability Certificate) His father is a street hawker who barely earns INR 50 per day in the recent COVID times. Living with cerebral palsy, Puspendu’s life has not been easy. Despite physical and financial challenges, Puspendu managed to complete his secondary education but unable to find a decent employment. (Verified Educational Qualification) <img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/11147fa3-63dc-4027-aa7d-780ebe8d551c.jpg" width="149" /> 
 Owing to increasing family debts, Puspendu has taken up a part time job in a local grocery story but the nominal income is not enough to support his family. Puspendu who completed his higher-secondary (mark-sheet attached with consent) came to us with an appeal to help him a stable income through our SAVE (Specially-Abled-Vocational- Education) program which is designed to provide job-opportunities to differently-abled persons (PwDs). 
 With the funds raised, Anudip will enrol Puspendu for short job training and get subsequent employment through our <a href="https://www.anudip.org/save/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SAVE </a>program. Help Puspendu with only INR 12,000 to fund his specially-abled vocational job training – which can help them get back an income with dignity. Anudip as a process would share Puspendu's complete progress with transparency and directly video call with Puspendu to help the donor know his trajectory! Note To Donors: All ID proofs and Documents are vetted and verified.

Cerebral palsy affected Puspendu needs your just Rs.12000: URGENT Support

22 years old Sumangal Haldar from Purba Surendranagar in Bengal came to us with an urgent appeal to help him and his parents. (Pictured below his Adhaar Card, and Ration Card–as an identity proof which is uploaded with his consent.) Sumangal’s father is a Pandel maker, who gets paid only in the autumn season for making Durga-Puja Pandels. However since 2020, with COVID restrictions – his father’s only source of income has gone. Sumangal started working as a delivery boy but due to his mother’s COVID infection in the second wave, he had to stay back home, losing his job. Right now the there is zero income in the family. 
 Sumangal is a higher-secondary pass undergraduate (mark-sheet attached with consent) who had to stop his education, going door-to-door looking for day-job to save his family after losing his income as a delivery boy. With this emergency appeal, Sahil has appealed to us to help him fund for his technical course for three months followed by the job.  
 With the funds raised, Anudip will equip Sumangal with a short technical job training and get him subsequent employment. Help this income-less 22-year-old with only INR 12,000 to fund his technical training and job–can help them get back an income with respect. As a part of our compliance, we would share Sumangal’s complete progress of his three-month training and his job placement with transparency and directly video call with Sumangal to help the donor know his trajectory!

HELP this delivery boy with only Rs.12,000! URGENT APPEAL

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40+ million migrant daily-waged workers have been hit hard by COVID-19. As they reach home enduring unprecedented ordeals, they face the risk of hunger, indebtedness, and prolonged unemployment. Their families face high infection risk and their children, the loss of learning. Our first response was to raise funds with your support and provide ration and essential supplies to 50,000+ who have expressed the need for it across impoverished locations. Whilst we continue to engage in the critical work of supplying food and other essential resources to those who need it, we recognize that this is only the beginning of a crisis. It is bound to have a lasting impact on vulnerable groups, far greater than we can foresee. It would require a multi-pronged response strategy both long and short term, addressing challenges faced across various verticals - both in the source and destination areas of migration. We are thus raising funds to scale up capabilities to support the re-building livelihoods of migrant workers, whose occupation is affected by COVID-19 lockdown  Your funds would be used for the major three themes:·         EMERGENCY RELIEFContinue to address immediate needs of migrants through dry ration/ hygiene essentials to those who are on ‘High food insecurity’ which means they do not know where tomorrow’s meals will come from. We would be supplying 3 months of ration and essential kits to those families whose resources have been saturated. ·         ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOODSUp-skill at least one member of a migrant household acquires a fresh skill. Loss of livelihoods has been the most paralyzing aspect of the pandemic. In the three crucial months of the global pandemic, we have been serving dry ration and essential kits. However, we would now like to rebuild livelihoods using financial assistance, skill training, and market linkages and by partnering with local businesses, large corporations, and local government.·         PUBLIC HEALTHSupport vulnerable communities in protecting themselves from Covid-19 and help them access medical preparedness using digital tools. We would be establishing digital clinics across the unserved areas –giving space to telemedicine growth in India, while also including medical access to a large population who cannot otherwise access the basic health schemes due to reach. By contributing to this fundraiser, you would become a stakeholder in not only providing immediate relief to migrant and vulnerable workers but also in creating a broader platform for their visibility and sustainability. Your contribution would generate the momentum to ensure dignified work and lives for workers everywhere. As we cope with a global crisis, it is also imperative to bring together state policy, the private sector, civil society and workers’ groups to focus on this singular goal. We encourage you to join us in this endeavor.

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Community & Rural Development

22-year-old Rajib Dalai from rural West Bengal came to us with an urgent appeal to help him and his family (Pictured are his Aadhar Card as an identity proof which is uploaded with his consent). Rajib lost his father recently, who ran a small business and did not leave anything for the welfare of the family, leaving them in an extreme poverty. His elder brother is forced to take up a daily labourer’s job. However, the meagre amount is not nearly enough to run the family, leaving them wanting for food, medicine and other basic amenities often. 
 Rajib is a graduate and is pursuing masters from Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University (mark sheet attached with consent). He has been going door-to-door looking for an employment to get his family out of poverty. Rajib has helped us to help him fund for his technical course for three months followed by a corporate job. We are looking to raise funds to help him with the necessary skill training so Rajib can begin his career and support his family. 
 Using the raised funds, <a href="https://www.anudip.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">ANUDIP</a> will give Rajib a short technical job training and get him a corporate employment opportunity. Our special task force is working relentlessly with 50+ hiring partners to help people like Rajib become employed and elevate them out of poverty. You can help this fatherless boy with only INR 30,000 to fund his training and earn a stable income to survive.

Help this fatherless boy with INR 30,000 to survive: URGENT APPEAL

You will be amazed at the vulnerabilities young girls of your age face. Our task-force got in-touch with 90 girls and young women between (18 to 25 years) from Indo-Bangladesh border, and at-risk slums of Jharkhand and Maharashtra, who are in high food-insecurity at this hour. (The Emergency-Task Force has verified their credentials and identity proofs). These 90 girls are from extremely difficult backgrounds who are either socially excluded, victims of trafficking, marginalized or from low-income families face multiple disadvantages due to poverty, gender discrimination, and lack of access to higher education. 
 Entangled in financial debts, and forced early marriages, these girls are forced to dropout from education. We have already helped <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYmXgNXiO0E" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">100,000 women</a> living in such conditions to earn a life of dignity and financial stability through skills and employment. We are now seeking support to help these women, and provide them with life skills, computer training, essential technical skills along with stable employment/entrepreneurial opportunities. 
 With our expertise in supporting such girls (click <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPkkQ7s2KMs&amp;t=12s" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">HERE </a>see the change yourself), we are seeking your small voluntary help of INR 499 or INR 599 or INR 699 (as per your capacity) to help them. Your small support just one time – can help them get back an income–with respect. ANUDIP following its core process would share the complete report to help you know where your money went! If you cannot pay, please help pass the word, because your one small impact can make a big impact.

URGENT CRY FOR HELP: Your one small act will

Our Emergency Taskforce verified the backgrounds and identity of 10 migrant families (with documents and ID proofs)  from the remote Bengal slums who are presently brick kiln workers, manual scavengers and factory labourers and are currently facing facing high food insecurity due to no guaranteed income 
 10 young girls identified from each of the migrant families between 18 – 35 years of age - Puja Golder, Sonali Das, Debashree Mondal, Pallabi Roy, Shibani Mandal, Dipti Chakraborty, Purnima Biswas, Soma Das, Ankita Roy and Puja Mondal (identity vetted with background checks) will be equipped with a new technical job training aligning with their educational qualification followed by an employment within 3 months. 
 In 3 months, Anudip– will provide job support to these 10 girls of the migrant families by enabling them get a technical job training and an employment opportunity. Following its core process, the task-force would share complete progress of these beneficiaries and update the donors on the usage of their sponsorship.

10 MIGRANT GIRLS ARE IN CRISIS: EMERGENCY APPEAL!

Vulnerable women from extremely difficult backgrounds who are either socially excluded, victims of trafficking, marginalized or from low-income families face multiple disadvantages due to poverty, gender discrimination, and lack of access to higher education. Entangled in generational poverty trap, riddled with financial debts, and vulnerable to social evils, crime, drugs and forced early marriages, these girls are generally dropouts from education with no or limited skills. We helped <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYmXgNXiO0E" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">100,000 women</a> living in remote-locations in 57 districts of 18 Indian States to earn a life of dignity and financial stability through technology and life skills. 
 We are in touch with 24,000 such women living in the depths of poverty without consistent earning, security and access to the basic amenities from several Indian states of Meghalaya, Bengal, Jharkhand, Odisha, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Assam and red-alert locations near the India-Bangladesh border. (Vetted with identity details including Govt. proof documents). Exclusively curated for such disadvantaged women and girls, our technology-driven interventions take into account the vulnerabilities that these women have to face, and provide them with IT/digital, financial, English training and essential life skills along with employment/entrepreneurial opportunities. 
 Only Rs. 3000 per month just for a year will offer holistic development of a girl by imparting digital consciousness and important skills such as active learning, communication, workplace readiness, problem-solving, critical thinking, and stable employment.  Your small support of Rs. 3000 – can help them get back an income–with respect. Anudip following its core process would share the complete progress with transparency to help the donor know the beneficiary trajectory!

ONLY Rs. 3000/- Per Month For 1 year can enable a vulnerable girl

100 socially-excluded women from the India-Bangladesh border, 20 PwDs from West Bengal and 280 at-risk adolescent boys and girls from the slums of Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, Assam and Maharashtra are in dire need of an income with the fear of food insecurity. (Identity proofs and background checks has vetted by the task-force). These 400 individuals, all between 18- 32 years of age are victims of bonded labor, physical-discrimination, social taboo and overwhelming financial debts. Our Livelihood Enabling team is now actively raising funds to support these crisis-stricken gain a stable income through a suitable technology-training and employment. 
 Enabling the 400 resource-limited individuals gain a stable livelihood means – funding them to acquire a short technical job-training based on their merit followed by an employment opportunity. Simply put, “Give a Man a Fish, and You Feed Him for a Day. Teach a Man to Fish, and You Feed Him for a Lifetime." - which means that We would teach them to earn and live with dignity. Our specialized technology-driven livelihood programs which will train them with Basics of IT, Digital/Financial literacy, Soft Skills, Readiness and essential job-technicalities along with an employment opportunity. 100% job support to be extended post the completion of their training. 
 Choose whom you want to adopt for a year to help them earn and live with dignity for a lifetime<ul><li>₹3000 per month for a year - to adopt a vulnerable girl with market-aligned skills and employment</li><li>₹2600 per month for a year - to enable a differently-abled learn a job-skill and help them enter mainstream employment</li><li>₹2000 per month for a year - to adopt an at-risk adolescent boy/girl from Indian slums and enable them gain a new-age career</li><li>₹1500 per month for a year - to help a needy youth from the Indian slums get access to a digital device to continue learning</li></ul>Your small support to any of the groups – can help them get back an income–with respect. Anudip following its core process would share complete progress with transparency and update the donor on the usage of their sponsorship.

URGENT APPEAL: 400 vulnerable in need of a livelihood

URGENT ATTENTION: 100 at-risk girls from INDO-BANGLADESH border are identified who are either socially excluded, victims of trafficking, and from low-income families. Our EMERGENCY Task Force carried out the identity verification of these 100 girls who are currently entangled in poverty trap, riddled with financial debts, and vulnerable to drugs and forced early marriages. 
 <a href="www.anudip.org" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">ANUDIP</a>’s SAVE A DURGA THIS DUSSEHRA initiative on Give India requests your URGENT support to help us sponsor a technical job-training and employment of these at-risk girls in a safe-and-secured environment followed by a stable livelihood. You donate only INR 3000 for a girl and we will match every donation. Exclusively curated for such disadvantaged girls, our <a href="https://www.anudip.org/best/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">BEST: Building Entrepreneurs to Stop Trafficking Livelihood Program</a> take into account the vulnerabilities that these women have to face, and provide them with essential life skills and technical job-training along with employment/entrepreneurial opportunities. 
 With only INR 3000 from your sponsorship, we will offer holistic development of a girl with a stable job that can help them get back an income–with respect. ANUDIP will match every donation you will make. Following its core process we would share the complete progress with transparency to help the donor know the beneficiary trajectory!

SAVE A DURGA THIS DUSSEHRA

Shyamali Bera, a 24-year-old resident of Potashpur, West Bengal comes from family of a potter. Since childhood Shymali faced health constraints due to her uneven hands where her left hand is smaller than her right. (Attached verified disability certificate.) Shyamali completed Class 10 and then was forced to stop her education due to intense financial problems. <img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/03278d58-0a31-48e9-9ea5-612898c0789d.jpg" width="154" /> 
 Shyamali came to us with an earnest appeal to help her get a job through our <a href="https://www.anudip.org/save/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SAVE </a>(Specially-Abled-Vocational-Education) program, which offers 3 months of IT-based job-training and employment service to PwDs from low-income families. Shyamali is eligible for advanced three-months technical-job training in IT with Office Automation worth INR 12,000 which will get her employed with a fixed income. 
 Anudip– is trying to help specially-abled students like Shymali by enabling them get enrolled for advanced training followed by a stable career. Help her with only INR 12,000 to enable her pursue a technical job training with a subsequent placement. Anudip following its core ethics would share Shyamali’s complete progress with transparency and directly video call with Shyamali post her course and job placement to help the donors know her trajectory.Note to Donors: All Personal IDs and Documents are Vetted and Verified

Help Differently-Abled Shymali with INR 12000  for her IT JOB training: Urgent Appeal

21-year-old Sima Mali from remote Assam (identity verified and attached her Aadhar Card with consent) came to us with an urgent appeal. Sima’s father works as a farmer (verified) now earns less than INR 4,000, that too not in every month. Sima and her father made an urgent appeal to us to raise funds for her job training and a subsequent corporate job that will provide the family with a respectable steady income and avoid complete economic ruin. 
 Sima Mali was forced to leave education after her 12th boards (verified). She will be given a brief employability course worth INR 30,000 which will get her employed following the training. Sima appealed for an emergency fundraiser to help fund her training for three months, after which she will be placed at a corporate company.  
 Using the raised funds, <a href="https://www.anudip.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Anudip</a> will help prepare Sima with technical job training and put her in a subsequent stable employment. Help Sima with only INR 30,000 to fund her technical training, which can help her family receive a stable income with respect. As part of our compliance, we will share Sima’s complete progress of her training and placement with transparency.

Help this farmer’s daughter with only INR 30,000 to survive: URGENT APPEAL

Tapasi Gorain, from remote Purulia, West Bengal, came to us with an appeal. Tapasi’s father is a daily wage labour and presently does not have a steady employment. Her mother is a homemaker. After graduation, Tapasi is still unable to find a job (our task force has vetted credentials of Tapasi and her family). 
 We are trying to help Taposi with a job training and a subsequent employment. This employability training will continue for 3 months followed by a corporate job. This job will help Taposi and her family to get a fixed income and restore stable livelihoods with guarantee.  
 With the funds raised, <a href="https://www.anudip.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Anudip</a> will provide Taposi the necessary on-job training and a job offer. Help Taposi with only INR 30,000 to fund her technical job training and help them get back an income with respect. As a part of the compliance, Anudip will share Taposi’s complete progress of the three months training and job placement with transparency to help the donors know her present status.

Daughter of a daily wage labourer urgently needs INR 30,000: An urgent appeal

Madan Baitalik (vetted identity) is a daily labour with a lost income in the covid second wave. Madan came to us with an appeal for his daughter Sushmita’s technical-job training which can help her get a job. (Pictured below his verified Adhaar Card, Graduate Mark Sheet–as an identity proof which is uploaded with his consent.) 
 On the telephonic appeal to our Verification Office, Sushmita has mentioned being the only educated family member and how their family is struggling right now with no resources. Sushmita is ready to take up the 3 month-technical job training which will get a desk-job and financial security.  
 With the funds raised, Anudip will provide Sushmita the aligned technical job training and subsequent employment. Help Sushmita with only INR 12,000 to fund her technical training and job. As a part of our compliance, we would share Sushmita’s complete progress of her three-month training and job placement with transparency and directly video call with Sushmita to help the donor know her trajectory!

Sushmita is appealing for only Rs. 12,000 : Urgent Livelihood Appeal

URGENT ATTENTION: 100 at-risk women from extremely difficult backgrounds who are either socially excluded, victims of trafficking, or from low-income families near the INDO-BANGLADESH border are identified by our EMERGENCY TASK FORCE. While verifying their identity, our EMERGENCY Task Force vetted the backgrounds of these 100 women who are presently entangled in poverty trap, riddled with financial debts, and vulnerable to social evils, crime, drugs and forced early marriages. 
 With an aim to give them back a life of dignity in their most vulnerable disaster, ANUDIP’s Save a Durga this Dussera initiative on Give India requests your URGENT support to help us equip these at-risk girls by providing them with a new job-skill training in a safe-and-secured environment followed by a stable livelihood. Exclusively curated for such disadvantaged women and girls, our technology-driven program (<a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">BEST: Building Entrepreneurs to Stop Trafficking</a>) take into account the vulnerabilities that these women have to face, and provide them with IT/digital, financial, English training and essential life skills along with employment/entrepreneurial opportunities. 
 Under the SAVE A DURGA THIS DUSSERA INITIATIVE, only INR 3000 will offer holistic development of a girl by imparting digital consciousness, IT skills and stable employment. Your small support of Rs. 3000 – can help them get back an income–with respect. ANUDIP will match the donation you will make. Anudip following its core process would share the complete progress with transparency to help the donor know the beneficiary trajectory!

SAVE THE DURGA THIS DUSSERHA

20-year-old Himasri Choudhury (Pictured below her Voter ID card and images, uploaded with consent) lives in a one-room shanty house in an urban slum in Kamrup, Assam. She was single-handedly brought up by her mother. They survived on little or no income generated from construction works, farm labours, and wages from working in brick kilns. 
 Himasri informed our task force that she has completed her Higher Secondary Examination (mark sheet verified with consent) and in search of a stable job to bring back the income flow in the family. With this emergency appeal, Himasri’s mother appealed to us to help her fund her daughter’s technical job training for three months followed by a stable employment. 
 With the funds raised, <a href="https://www.anudip.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Anudip</a> will equip Himasri with advanced technical job training followed by livelihood during these trying times. Help this income-less family only INR 30,000 (one-time) to fund the girls’s job training. Anudip following its core ethics would share Himasri’s complete progress with transparency and directly video call with Himasri post her course and job placement to help the donors know her trajectory.

INCOMELESS SINGLE MOTHER IS APPEALING FOR ONLY INR 30,000: URGENT LIVELIHOOD APPEAL

Nadia’s Susmita Kundu is forced to take up tuitions to help her father make ends meet. The income generated from her father’s small cycle repairing shop has been significantly reduced in the last 2 years. Sushmita and her father came to us with an appeal to help them find a stable solution. 
 After verifying the identity and background of the cycle repairing shop’s owner and his daughter, our task force is now raising funds to enroll Sushmita in a job training program worth INR 30,000 which will get her employed post his training. The training and the job will save her family from increasing debts, at this hour of need! 
 With the funds raised, <a href="https://www.anudip.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Anudip </a>will enroll Susmita at a employability training course with subsequent employment. Support Susmita with only INR 30,000 to fund her training and job which can help her family get back an income with respect. We will share Susmita’s complete progress with transparency and directly video call with Susmita to help the donors know her trajectory.

Only INR 30,000 can empower a cycle repairing shop owner’s daughter – URGENT APPEAL

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Despite being a graduate, Mantu Bakshi of Jalpaiguri, a member of the LGBTQ+ community (preferred name Baban), has been unable to find employment due to discrimination and prejudice. He has been severely ridiculed and uprightly rejected due to his trans identity. His desire to undergo Gender Affirmation Surgery, a crucial step towards establishing his gender identity, remains unfulfilled due to no job and financial constraints. – (All personal credentials government identity has been vetted and shared by our task force) 
 Mantu has passed graduation (marksheets verified with consent) from University of North Bengal in the year 2019 but is still unable to get any jobs due to the gender discrimination. Mantu has appealed for an emergency fundraiser to help him fund his technical job training for 4 months followed by a guaranteed employment with an employer with a non-discrimination policy in place. This job will help Mantu not just to get a dignified job but also a decent income which will support him undergo his Gender Affirmation Surgery. 
 Your contribution will help Mantu with the necessary job training followed by an employment with <a href="https://www.anudip.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">ANUDIP’s</a> hiring partners who are gender friendly with strict non-discrimination policies. Our special task force working with 50+ such employers will hire candidates like Mantu and create a more inclusive workplace where everyone is accepted and respected regardless of their gender identity.

Baban, an LGBTQ+ member needs a job immediately: URGENT APPEAL

Over the past 13 years, Anudip has been recognized globally for its unique technology-driven initiative to train and empower more than 100,000 underserved Indian youth thereby touching over 425,000 needy people. Anudip’s target market comprises of youth and women from communities of migrants, political refugees, reformed insurgents, impoverished families below poverty levels, rescued victims of trafficking and persons with disabilities, religious and ethnic minorities and tribals. Anudip’s intervention programs are designed to assist such youth step out of the generational poverty trap, often riddled with large debts, and shield them from social evils like crime, drugs, human trafficking, insurgency and early marriage. Programs such as DIYA, SAVE, BEST and IMPACT focus exclusively on developing employability and entrepreneurship skills for these marginalized youth which gives them a chance to earn sustainable wages, triple their family incomes, and reap the long-term benefits of working in a structured environment. Through these digital livelihoods programs, Anudip has provided job placement services to over 55,000 youth in the digital economy jobs and set up over 200 micro-entrepreneurship co-operatives for marginalized women from remote locations of India, helping beneficiaries access needs such as healthcare services, siblings’ education and create financial savings for themselves and their family. This new found financial stability has enabled them to enhance their purchasing power which in turn contributes towards their community’s prosperity. Anudip has developed and incorporated innovative ideas and technologies to improve the efficiency of its programs, back-office systems and internal learning tools to achieve its mission. Anudip has set up a separate corporate placement cell with strategic relationships with 200+ IT-enabled-services and e-Commerce employers, including leading brands like Tech Mahindra, Amazon, TCS, Flipkart, and Walmart.Examples of Anudip innovations using technology include:1.     Leveraging crowdsourced online tasks that earn revenue for livelihoods for rescued victims of sex trafficking. These women begin with low levels of education and self-esteem, but are able to perform graphics- and image-related tasks online to earn a sustainable income as a co-operative2.     Using the benefits of rapidly evolving 3D Printing technology to offer lightweight, low-flexible and customizable 3D-printed prosthetic arms at scale for needy amputees. Also deploying brain-signal sensors to actuate motors in these arms to provide a prosthetic experience on par with natural arms.Anudip’s Learning and Development (L&amp;D) training tools and resources allow student mobilizers to upskill themselves as Market Executives (MEs), and act as an effective ambassadors of the organization, gain in-depth knowledge of market advances, conduct seminars and workshop in schools, colleges and community centers, and answer queries about job placement services and career opportunities. This facility has resulted in rapidly increasing enrollment at Anudip in the face of growing competition.On average, a Anudip graduate earns on average $120 per month i.e. $1440 annually upon being placed in entry level jobs. Family incomes of our students are on average, $1428 per year in urban areas and $1000 per year in rural locations. Thus when an Anudip graduate starts earning, there is an immediate increase in family income of 100% for urban beneficiaries and 143% for rural beneficiaries. This has a major transformative impact on their families, lifting them from a life of poverty to one of dignity and hope.

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