IntroductionRAPHAEL was founded in 1959 in Dehradun (Uttarakhand) jointly by Group Captain Lord Geoffrey Leonard Cheshire of Woodhall, VC, OM, DSO***, DFC and his wife, Baroness Sue Ryder of Warsaw, CMG, OBE. Their mission was all-encompassing – the relief of suffering.RAPHAEL is a duly registered charitable society governed by a Memorandum of Association and Rules and Regulations. It caters to the needs of the economically weaker sections of society in the State of Uttarakhand and the neighbouring districts of North Western Uttar Pradesh.All its facilities and services are provided free - at no cost - to its beneficiaries. And, it is entirely dependent on its benefactors for financial support. Registration StatusRAPHAEL is registered as under:<ul><li>07 Dec 1962: Registrar of Societies Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow vide Registration No 564/1962-1963. Renewed for a period of five years vide Renewal No RENEW0321002994 dated 06 April 2021. Valid up to 09 Oct 2025.</li><li>09 Jun 1980: Income Tax (IT) Department, Dehradun (Act 1961, Section 12 A) vide Registration No 40(4)/Registration/79-80/DDN. Valid for perpetuity.</li><li>24 Jun 1982: Income Tax (IT) Department, Dehradun (Act 1961, Section 80 G) vide Registration No 19(4)/Kar Mukti/Nyaik 81-82 DDN. Valid for perpetuity.</li><li>04 Jan 1985: Foreign Contribution (Regulatory) Act, 2010(FCRA) vide Registration No 347900103. Valid up to 01 Nov 2021.</li><li>18 Jun 1998: Persons with Disability Act 1995, Section 52, vide Registration No. 17. Valid up to 28 April 2023.</li><li>09 Mar 2002: Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). Renewed vide Registration Renewal No 8-377/D.Ed.Spl.Ed (MR)/RCI/2024 dated 09 May 2016. Valid up to the end of academic year 2020-21.</li><li>20 May 2002: National Trust. Renewal vide letter No URAP16513752594 dated 27 Feb 2017. Valid up to 26 Feb 2022.</li><li>2012: Niti Aayog vide Unique ID No UA/2012/0052498 –Regn. No. 564/1962-1963.</li><li>16 Oct 2019: Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015. Valid up to 15 October 2024.</li></ul>RAPHAEL’s Permanent Account No (PAN) is AAAAR2808Q.On 13 November 2017 the National Trust vide its letter No. 4/122/NA/SNAC/2017/6248 designated RAPHAEL the State Nodal Agency Centre (SNAC) for persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Intellectual Disability and Multiple Disabilities for a third consecutive term of three years (valid up to 31 May 2020).VisionRAPHAEL’s endeavor is to alleviate suffering.Core ValuesRAPHAEL seeks to provide a clean, green, secure, safe, and empathetic environment for its beneficiaries. Its core values are:<ul><li>Competence</li><li>Compassion</li><li>Cleanliness</li><li>Safety &amp; Security</li><li>Economy</li><li>Partnering with its benefactors – individual, institutional and governmental</li></ul>MissionRAPHAEL’s mission is to assist in the:<ul><li>Rehabilitation of children with intellectual and associated disabilities</li><li>Control of TB</li><li>Life-long care of persons with acute disabilities rejected by society</li></ul>ProgrammeCurrently, RAPHAEL strives to fulfill its mission through three thematic in-house programme as under:<ul><li>Special Education</li><li>TB Control</li><li>Life-long Care</li></ul>

Raphael Ryder Cheshire International Centre for the relief of suffering

Dev Bhoomi Samiti is a registered Non-Profit Non-government Organization (NGO). The organization has a headquarters in Dehradun, so far the organization is implementing the programs conducted to education, health, forest development, SHG development, Women and child development, Health &amp;amp; Education Awareness programs, Animal husbandry, Water &amp;amp; Soil Conservation, etc intending to develop the interior rural area in according to the development programs of the government.

Dev Bhoomi Samiti

Latika Roy Memorial Foundation (LRF), registered under the Societies Act of 1860, has been a force for inclusion in India for nearly 30 years. Founded in 1994 and based in Dehradun, we work with disabled children, young adults and their families. We provide creative diagnostics, education and therapy to children and adults, focusing on the poor, but open to all. Our seven centres – Gubbara, the Early Intervention Center, Karuna Vihar Special School, the Child Development Center, the Center for Vocational Training, Latika Vihar, and the Resource Center – cater to anyone with a disability, from infants to adults, and their families.

Latika Roy Memorial Foundation

We are an IT-enabled tree plantation NGO adopting agroforestry techniques to maximise socio-environmental impact. Our objective is to reduce the carbon footprint of the global public by mobilising them towards environmental conservation. Along with developing a healthy environment, we are fighting back the demons of pollution and purifying the air.Our vision is to develop a lush-green and bio-diverse sustainable world for future generations with the core philosophy of, “planting trees for the people, by the people”. SankalpTaru has a sole purpose of painting Earth green with trees and in this process bringing economic sustainability to poor rural communities by creating livelihood opportunities.

SankalpTaru Foundation

Waste Warriors is a for-impact solid waste management organisation. Our journey began in 2010 in the littered mountains of Dharamshala with just empty bags, some gloves, a few volunteers, and a vision to clean India.Since 2010, over 400 million tourists have visited the Himalayan states of Uttarakhand and Himachal where we work, so there is a dire need build waste management systems to mitigate the impact of waste pollution, especially plastics, in this eco-sensitive region and further downhill into major Indian rivers. Waste Warriors now has over 80 staff, including formalized waste workers, working to build sustainable waste management models in the urban sprawl of Dehradun, in the tourist hills of Dharamshala, by the Ganga river in holy Rishikesh, and in forest villages around Corbett Tiger Reserve near Ramnagar and Govind Wildlife Sanctuary in Uttarkashi.We focus on community behavioural change, waste infrastructure development, collaborations with government bodies, and the upliftment and livelihood development of all waste workers.

Waste Warriors Society

Established in 2012 as a public charitable trust, People For Animals Uttarakhand (PFA Uttarakhand) is a chapter of its parent organization i.e. People For Animals. In particular, PFA Uttarakhand is the legal and policy wing of People For Animals. Being an inherent part of India’s largest animal protection organization, the organizational mandate of People For Animals Uttarakhand has evolved to encompass capacity building, public policy &amp; advocacy for greater animal protection, public awareness as well as sheltering.Through PFA Uttarakhand’s continued efforts of working closely with the Central Government and various State Governments, it has achieved certain significant milestones in the field of animal welfare. Capacity building of law enforcement and judicial agencies (such as Police and Magistrate Sensitization Workshops) constitute a core aspect of our work towards sensitizing administrative personnel about the cause of animal welfare and further strengthening the animal protection framework in India. This has paved the way for a regime of positive laws and policies in favour of protecting animals.  The organizational spirit of direct action work on the ground in terms of service to animals manifests itself through a dedicated People For Animals Uttarakhand Sanctuary for rescued animals called Happy Homes Sanctuary. Located in Chharba in Sahaspur Block of Dehradun District of Uttarakhand and spread across 7 bighas, the shelter provides sanctuary and treatment to species that have no other housing space in any Government or private facility in Uttarakhand. The organization also provides free service to animals brought to the Sanctuary by volunteers. PFA Uttarakhand uses the Happy Home Sanctuary to provide training to Veterinary Officers of the Animal Husbandry Department and Local Authorities in Uttarakhand, for treatment and care of equines and small animals to prevent outbreaks of zoonotic and communicable diseases. The Sanctuary is currently home to felines, equines &amp; caprines which have been rescued from conditions of cruelty and neglect. Funds and resources have been utilized with the single-minded focus of providing the animals with succour and sanctuary. The organization is currently setting benchmarks to create mandatory minimum standards for the care of small animals, especially domestic cats, for which there is no dedicated space available anywhere else.

People For Animals Uttarakhand

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With over 1.5 million schools and 250 million students, the Indian school education system is one of the largest in the world. With 84.71% of the 1.5 million schools in India being rural, remote, tribal schools, the limited quality of education and lack of access to educational resources continue to remain a huge challenge.In 2018, we started traveling to and living with Tribal, rural, and forest communities in Uttarakhand. As part of our experiences and conversations with people, the need for education was highlighted. We started to work in a Forest school in the Mohand range of Shivalik forest adjacent to Rajaji National Park. In 2020 we reached out to rehabilitated forest zones for pastoral nomadic communities. I started working with govt schools in the area in 2021. We have been consistently enabling community youth, especially girls. Today we have a total of 20 community youth engaged with us as team members, fellows, and volunteers. We have created local language material and also stories of the communities. We have set up 5 libraries in total across the public schools with daily sessions for children. The learning kits, projects, and teaching learning materials have been contextualised.

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