In Vrindavan, thousands of elderly widow mothers face the harsh reality of abandonment and suffering. With no one to turn to, many are left begging on the streets, exposed to heat, cold and rain,Donate so that Maitri can provide shelter, food, clothes and medical support to abandoned elderly mothers now. Give generously.Winnie Singh has witnessed many cases of widow mothers being abandoned on the streets of Vrindavan, one of the holiest places in India. “Children leave their mothers as soon as they become widows. The children start feeling the burden. This has become a practice in today's society that money comes first and everything else later,” says Winnie whose Maitri India, rescues widowed mothers from the streets of Vrindavan.Many widowed elderly mothers often end up living a lonely life and begging to survive on the streets. And Maitri aspires to take care of every widow in need of help, but because of lack of funds, Winnie and Maitri are in a position to do it."Elderly widows don't have shelter. They sleep in cowsheds over sacks. They don't have a blanket. Nights are really difficult for them," shares Winnie Singh. <img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/1abfb906-563b-4747-85b8-8af2071a2856.jpg" />Maitri aims to:<ul><li>Provide shelter and nutritious meals leading to improved health and wellbeing</li><li>Make physical and mental health services accessible</li><li>Offer necessary quality aged care and assisted living support</li><li>Increase awareness and engagement around the struggles of abandoned widow mothers</li></ul>Why donate to MaitriWinnie needs your support to help those in need of food, healthcare and well-being. “Maitri urgently needs your support to provide nutritious food, clothing and healthcare to sustain these widow mothers who are prone to more illnesses as they age,” appeals Winnie. “You can become the family they were denied. Hold their hands so they don't need to beg ever again,” she adds. Let’s rescue abandoned widows mothers from the streets of Vrindavan and give them a better future. Donate now.Our help will enable Maitri to save hundreds of abandoned widows from a life of begging, and restore the respect, dignity, and identity they deserve.

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“They insert a candle in the vagina, fingers are inserted (in the vagina) and tortured, and if children don’t relent even then, they put chilli powder so that children will say “yes” because of the burning of the skin… There are teeth marks on their bodies, and their vaginal parts are burnt. When children stay in these conditions, it is painful even to hear,” says Lalitha SA of Society for Participatory Integrated Development (SPID), in course of talking about many heart-rending stories of trafficked children in red-light areas.In over three decades, the SPID led by Lalitha, has saved over 3000 children from the red-light areas, many from clutches of sex trafficking.Sadly, many more children need to be rescued and in need of a loving home. But Lalitha needs our support to carry on the mission, to move out of her small facility so that she can rescue more children, house them in a permanent location and give them all the love they deserve. Your support can help her give these children the care and upbringing they need. Donate now.This Christmas, you can gift these kids, through your donations, books and warm clothes.Donate easily through UPI, all debit/credit cards and net banking. Charitable donations to this fundraising campaign are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India).A movement to protect vulnerable childrenAs a social worker, Lalitha has worked for decades in GB Road, the red-light area of Delhi and helped many women escape the clutches of being forced into sex. But it was the exploitation of children, many of them hardly ten or twelve or even less. The SPID has focused on rescuing such children and giving them a new life.Lalitha plays a vital role in the survival and safety of vulnerable children in the red light areas. As SPID is almost entirely dependent on donations from the public, we can support and strengthen SPID’s mission to save children. Donate generously.Donation to SPID’s fundraiser on Give.do“I have limited funds and very limited space, and if I had the funds, I would be able to rescue many more children and provide them with more comfort. With folded hands, I plead with you that you help us with funds in large numbers and support us in providing us children with a decent life. Become a part of the mission,” pleads LalithaDonate to this fundraiser by Give, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to help Lalitha give hundreds of children rescued from brothels a life away from violence and abuse.NGO's 80G number: AADAS3217RF20212NGO's 12A number: AADAS3217RE20214

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In the dark and dingy alleys of red light areas, injustice, pain and suffering run rampant. And the worst affected are the children who grow up in red-light areas and are subjected to constant abuse and violence. “The sight of a 12-year-old girl being gang-raped by a group of men near a house l haunts me to this date. I was filled with anguish and resolved to do something,” says Girish Kulkarni who has made it his life’s mission to rescue children from red light areas and give them a safe and secure childhood. In the last 3 decades Girish has saved over 1100 girls from a life of abuse in red-light areas, giving them a loving home, education and medical care. He has further supported over 20,000 children with a better life.Sadly, 250 of the children rescued from abuse and exploitation are HIV positive. The high cost of medication has left Girish struggling for funds. Your support can help him provide these children with the care and upbringing they need. Donate now.Donate easily through UPI, all debit/credit cards and net banking. Charitable donations to this fundraising campaign are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India), &amp; 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (USA). A movement to protect vulnerable children“Growing up in Ahmednagar, the experiences I had as a child witnessing the horrors of sex trade defined the path of my life. I had even seen my friend’s 15-year-old sister and 70-year-old grandmother being forced to do sex work for the price of a cup of tea”, recalls Girish. “I started by merely feeding and teaching children of sex workers initially with the intention of giving them some respite from the horrors of life of abuse in red-light areas. Gradually more and more mothers started coming to me and asked me to take their children away, even if it was just for a couple of hours,” he further adds.The work that Girish started in his youth gradually grew to become a movement, with many more joining his cause. His NGO Snehalaya to date has transformed the lives of millions. Girish’s work is crucial for the survival and safety of vulnerable children of sex workers. Snehalaya is almost entirely dependent on donations from the public and your support can strengthen his mission to save children most in need. Donate generously.The horrors of life in red light areas“The cruelty and abuse that children as young as 6 or 7 years of age face is something that I can’t explain in words. Young daughters of sex workers are made to watch their mothers being raped, are brutally assaulted and forced into sex work. No child deserves to grow like this, Girish says in anguish.Sad reality of life for children growing up in red light areas is that they are deprived of even the most basic needs like proper food, safety and education. Moreover, a majority of children rescued by Girish are diagnosed HIV positive. The task of securing medication, providing them quality education and much needed nutrition is one that requires constant support from donors. Moreover, the increase in healthcare cost has left Girish struggling to keep his home for children going. But your support can enable him to give his children a loving environment and save many more who still remain trapped behind closed doors.Donate to this fundraiser by Give, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to help Snehalaya give hundreds of children rescued from red-light areas a life away from violence and abuse.

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Concern India Foundation is a 30 year old registered non-profit, public charitable trust that extends financial and non-financial support to grassroots NGOs working in the areas of education, health and community development. Our policy of identification, monitoring and evaluation is our key strength. Each of our offices has a team of Social Work Professionals who identify the NGOs for support and help them strengthen their systems. Every programme is monitored and evaluated periodically to ensure that the funds extended to them are being used as per plan.Our initiatives have helped bring about a direct positive change in the lives of children, youth, women, the differently-abled (children, youth, adults), the aged, farmers, rural communities from marginalised sections of society in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Delhi, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Our work has helped prevent child labour and child marriages, created permanent solutions for water supply &amp; water conservation, improved quality of life, increased income, encouraged sustainable use of renewable energy, increased employability and supported the promotion of quality education &amp; infrastructure support to the underprivileged. In 2020 ,Concern took the lead and dived into COVID 19 relief work in Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Bangalore,Kerala, Telangana by:1. Supporting hospitals and health workers by supplying health kits and other necessary items .2.Strengthening he ICU's of hospitals, setting up COVID centers, making provision through various donors for emergency equipments like Ventilators, Monitors, X ray &amp;CR machines3. Supporting the police force by providing personal protection equipment like sanitizers and disposable gloves. 4. Providing dry rations to the unorganised sector in various communities and villages, including migrant labourers, transgenders.5.Supporting Farmers

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Concern India Foundation: Fight against COVID19 In response to the spread of COVID-19 in India Concern India Foundation is working towards strengthening public health institutions by providing protective equipment and tools enabling them to treat and manage the COVID-19 patients. Our priority at present is to bridge the gaps and ensure that support is provided to the health care teams working to fight this deadly virus.  We have, supported health care workers, hospitals, police force, emergency ambulances and community at large in Maharashtra (Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Pune) Bangalore, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Telengana. Our supports to hospitals and health workers  11244 PPE distributed. 6394 PPE distributed to health workers in Sassoon Hospital, NM Wadia and Sardar Vallabhai Patel Hospital Cantonment Pune, 500 PPEs were distributed at Telegana _ Rangareddy and Hyderabad, 2595 PPEs distributed at Bangalore at KC Hospital, Victoria Hospital, CV Raman and Jayanagar Hospital, 400 PPEs distributed at Rajiv Gandhi Super Speciality Hospital in Delhi and 1000 PPEs distributed at Nair Hospital in Mumbai.  38055 N95 masks provided to health workers in 2 Pune hospitals, 5 Navi Mumbai corporation hospitals, L-Ward Kurla, Nair hospital, Mumbai District AIDS Control Society and 108 Ambulance in Mumbai, DAPCU Civil Hospital, Thane; government hospitals in Rangareddy, Pharma City(5 villages), Shabad Mandal and Jaitail districts of Telengana, 4 hospitals and Jayanagar in Bangalore, Swami Amar Dev Hospital in Pataudi, Haryana and 3 hospitals in Delhi. 32703 Hand sanitizers of 100 ml, 500 ml and 5 litre cans were distributed at Sasoon Hospital in Pune, Bhabha &amp; Nair hospital and 108 Ambulance in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai corporation hospitals, Rajiv Gandhi Super Speciality Hospital in Delhi, Swami Amar Dev Hospital in Pataudi, Haryana and government hospitals in Rangareddy, Pharma City (5 villages), Shabad Mandal and Jaitail districts of Telengana. 175650 disposable masks distributed to health workers in 2 Pune hospitals, Navi Mumbai Corporation hospitals, DAPCU at Thane, Swami Amar Dev Hospital in Pataudi, Haryana, DAPCU Civil Hospital, Thane, Nair Hospital in Mumbai and government hospitals in Rangareddy and Jagtial districts of Telengana and KC Hospital, Bangalore.  321468 gloves distributed to health workers in 2 Pune hospitals, hospitals in Bangalore, Navi Mumbai corporation hospitals, 108 Ambulance in Mumbai, Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital in Delhi, Swami Amar Dev Hospital in Pataudi, Haryana and government hospitals in Rangareddy and Jagtial districts of Telengana. 3680 hand-washing soaps distributed to health workers in government hospitals in Rangareddy and Jaitail districts of Telengana, Delhi and Mumbai1403 litres of floor cleaning liquid to 2 Pune hospitals, government hospitals in Rangareddy and Jaitail districts of Telengana52 oximeters were given to hospitals Rangareddy and Jaitail districts of Telengana, Crystal SRA hospital and Khan Bahadur Bhabha hospital in Mumbai. 50 kits consisting of bedsheet, pillow cover, towel, hand soap and dentil kit were given at Swami Amar Dev Hospital in Delhi  In Mumbai, Isolation centres- MCMCR L Ward, Crystal SRA, Vinoba Bhave Isolation Centre, were supported with 100 bed and mattresses, 310 bedsheets, 210 pillows, 255 pillow covers, 40 bedside table, 100 big buckets, 53 small buckets, 100 mugs, 50 small dustbins, 75 chairs, 100 sterile gloves, 25 sanitizers of 5 litre, 1 stretcher, 2 wheelchair, 5 fire extinguisher, 4 office cover, 5 pulse oximeter, 6 first aid box. Hospital strengthening equipment: 8 Ventilators, 5 patients’ monitors, 4 portable X’ray machines, 4 ECG machines, 50 thermal scanners, and 4 portable X ray machines provided at 2 government hospitals at Pune. At Telangana, 2 ventilators, 5 oximeters, 5 Premium Stasis Monitor Kit, 4 platelet counting machines and 1 patient monitors are being purchased. 36 Agape Consumables have given to 3 PHC and 12 RHC in Telangana. 2 patient monitors, 50 syringe pumps, and 1 CR system and 2 ECG machines provided at Bhabha Hospital and at Navi Mumbai Corporation Hospital, 6 C pap and 8 Cardiac monitor, 11 ventilators and 5 thermal scanners provided at Navi Mumbai Corporation Hospital,47 oximeters, 1 UPHC, 29 thermal scanners provided to 4 hospitals in Mumbai.. 5Premium Stasis monitor kits, 1 Stasis tablet along with 2 sim for data storage provided at Govt. Chest and General hospital Hyderabad. 33 patient monitors were given to 2 hospitals, 1 high flow cannula in one hospital, 6 patients monitors in one hospital and 1ultrasound machine and Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) Analyser given to Victoria Hospital in Bangalore. Towards sanitation; 2022 garbage bags and 180 rubber aprons were distributed in the villages of Pharma city, Shabad Mandal, Chandanvalle and Hayathabad, in Telangana.  9088 disposable bed-sheets hospitals in Haryana and Navi Mumbai, 5000 disposable pillows, 5 pedestal fans and 1453 buckets and mugs provided to hospitals in Navi Mumbai.  Promoting Health infrastructure: 3 ambulances with ventilators were provided at Telnagana &amp; 1 ambulance each in Navi Mumbai and Pune. 2 ICUs are in process of being completed in Rangareddy district – Telangana For our Police Forces •	1500 Hand Sanitizers handed over to PCMC Commissioner Office police, Pune•	5000 Face shield and 250 Nitrile Gloves - Non sterile handed over to Hadapsar area Traffic Police•	5000 Hand Sanitizers, 7500 Face shield and 600 Nitrile Gloves handed over to Commissioner Office Mumbai police •	1500 Hand Sanitizers, 2500 Face shield and 250 Nitrile Gloves handed over to Navi Mumbai police station Zone 1•	1500 Hand Sanitizers, 1000 hand soaps, 14000 Disposable 3 ply mask and 12500 disposable gloves handed over to DCP Zone 1, Navi Mumbai to be distributed to police stations across Navi Mumbai.•	10,000 Hand Sanitizers, 1, 00,000 Disposable 3 ply mask and 50,000 disposable gloves handed over to DCP in Bangalore to be distributed to police stations. •	The police isolation centre was supported with 250 bed and mattresses, 500 bed sheets, 250 pillows, 200 pillow covers, 310 bedside tables, 150 big &amp; small buckets with mugs, 80 small dustbins &amp; 20 big dustbins, 200 chairs, 1000 soaps, 10 office cupboards, 5 pulse oximeter, 500 thermos, 4 infra-red thermometers. •	2000 N 95 masks, and 50000 gloves were provided to the traffic police (south district) in Delhi; 355 N 95 and 355 PPE kits were provided to the police in Delhi Medical and Ration Support to the community: •	In Pune 658 differently abled beneficiaries and their families supported with ration•	32000 clothe masks were provided to 7650 underprivileged families in Pune and Mumbai•	2400 children were supported with medical kits consisting disposable masks, washing and bathing soaps, handkerchief, toothbrush and tooth paste in Gurgaon, Noida and Ghaziabad •	Ration was provided to 6275 families across 7 cities in India.•	Ration support provided to 173 families of the girls under sponsorship for 2 months, 30 families with disability, 200 sex workers, 60 families living in nearby tribal area and 120 destitute children living in an institution at Bangalore•	150 daily wage earners provided support in Delhi (Badarpur), 130 scholarship students supported, 170 underprivileged families supported at Noida•	625 underprivileged families supported in Kolkatta.  •	300 transgender supported at Chennai with ration support•	In Pune 1377 underprivileged families, 120 children and 700 sex workers supported with ration•	At Mumbai, 45 differently abled families, 45 marginalised families, 1100 underprivileged families at nearby rural areas of Kalyan and 1500 families at Dharavi, L Ward and Mira Bhayander provided with ration support. •	At Hyderabad, 150 differently abled children, 49 destitute girls living in shelter home, 270 street children and 264 elderly people living in old age home provided with ration and essential support.  The fight is on-going and we have been working with the hospitals, ambulances, communities and police to collate requirements across cities where we work in. With the numbers growing every day, the only way to sustain our efforts is if YOU join and help us battle on. At this extremely testing time, we call upon you to extend your support and aid.

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Concern India Foundation: Fight against COVID 19 - The second wave! Concern India Foundation is happy to join hands with Amazon India for oxygen concentrators and other critical medical equipment that will be donated to hospitals and medical facilities across India.https://bit.ly/2R6EvSx Concern India Foundation: Fight against COVID19 - The first wave! In response to the spread of COVID-19 in India Concern India Foundation is working towards strengthening public health institutions by providing protective equipment and tools enabling them to treat and manage the COVID-19 patients. Our priority at present is to bridge the gaps and ensure that support is provided to the health care teams working to fight this deadly virus.&nbsp; We have, supported health care workers, hospitals, police force, emergency ambulances and community at large in Maharashtra (Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Pune) Bangalore, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Telengana. Our supports to hospitals and health workers&nbsp; 11244 PPE distributed. 6394 PPE distributed to health workers in Sassoon Hospital, NM Wadia and Sardar Vallabhai Patel Hospital Cantonment Pune, 500 PPEs were distributed at Telegana _ Rangareddy and Hyderabad, 2595 PPEs distributed at Bangalore at KC Hospital, Victoria Hospital, CV Raman and Jayanagar Hospital, 400 PPEs distributed at Rajiv Gandhi Super Speciality Hospital in Delhi and 1000 PPEs distributed at Nair Hospital in Mumbai.&nbsp; 38055 N95 masks provided to health workers in 2 Pune hospitals, 5 Navi Mumbai corporation hospitals, L-Ward Kurla, Nair hospital, Mumbai District AIDS Control Society and 108 Ambulance in Mumbai, DAPCU Civil Hospital, Thane; government hospitals in Rangareddy, Pharma City(5 villages), Shabad Mandal and Jaitail districts of Telengana, 4 hospitals and Jayanagar in Bangalore, Swami Amar Dev Hospital in Pataudi, Haryana and 3 hospitals in Delhi. 32703 Hand sanitizers of 100 ml, 500 ml and 5 litre cans were distributed at Sasoon Hospital in Pune, Bhabha &amp; Nair hospital and 108 Ambulance in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai corporation hospitals, Rajiv Gandhi Super Speciality Hospital in Delhi, Swami Amar Dev Hospital in Pataudi, Haryana and government hospitals in Rangareddy, Pharma City (5 villages), Shabad Mandal and Jaitail districts of Telengana. 175650 disposable masks distributed to health workers in 2 Pune hospitals, Navi Mumbai Corporation hospitals, DAPCU at Thane, Swami Amar Dev Hospital in Pataudi, Haryana, DAPCU Civil Hospital, Thane, Nair Hospital in Mumbai and government hospitals in Rangareddy and Jagtial districts of Telengana and KC Hospital, Bangalore.&nbsp; 321468 gloves distributed to health workers in 2 Pune hospitals, hospitals in Bangalore, Navi Mumbai corporation hospitals, 108 Ambulance in Mumbai, Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital in Delhi, Swami Amar Dev Hospital in Pataudi, Haryana and government hospitals in Rangareddy and Jagtial districts of Telengana 3680 hand-washing soaps distributed to health workers in government hospitals in Rangareddy and Jaitail districts of Telengana, Delhi and Mumbai1403 litres of floor cleaning liquid to 2 Pune hospitals, government hospitals in Rangareddy and Jaitail districts of Telengana52 oximeters were given to hospitals Rangareddy and Jaitail districts of Telengana, Crystal SRA hospital and Khan Bahadur Bhabha hospital in Mumbai. 50 kits consisting of bedsheet, pillow cover, towel, hand soap and dentil kit were given at Swami Amar Dev Hospital in Delhi&nbsp; In Mumbai, Isolation centres- MCMCR L Ward, Crystal SRA, Vinoba Bhave Isolation Centre, were supported with 100 bed and mattresses, 310 bedsheets, 210 pillows, 255 pillow covers, 40 bedside table, 100 big buckets, 53 small buckets, 100 mugs, 50 small dustbins, 75 chairs, 100 sterile gloves, 25 sanitizers of 5 litre, 1 stretcher, 2 wheelchair, 5 fire extinguisher, 4 office cover, 5 pulse oximeter, 6 first aid box Hospital strengthening equipment:&nbsp;8 Ventilators, 5 patients’ monitors, 4 portable X’ray machines, 4 ECG machines, 50 thermal scanners, and 4 portable X ray machines provided at 2 government hospitals at Pune. At Telangana, 2 ventilators, 5 oximeters, 5 Premium Stasis Monitor Kit, 4 platelet counting machines and 1 patient monitors are being purchased. 36 Agape Consumables have given to 3 PHC and 12 RHC in Telangana. 2 patient monitors, 50 syringe pumps, and 1 CR system and 2 ECG machines provided at Bhabha Hospital and at Navi Mumbai Corporation Hospital, 6 C pap and 8 Cardiac monitor, 11 ventilators and 5 thermal scanners provided at Navi Mumbai Corporation Hospital,47 oximeters, 1 UPHC, 29 thermal scanners provided to 4 hospitals in Mumbai.. 5Premium Stasis monitor kits, 1 Stasis tablet along with 2 sim for data storage provided at Govt. Chest and General hospital Hyderabad. 33 patient monitors were given to 2 hospitals, 1 high flow cannula in one hospital, 6 patients monitors in one hospital and 1ultrasound machine and Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) Analyser given to Victoria Hospital in Bangalore.Towards sanitation; 2022 garbage bags and 180 rubber aprons were distributed in the villages of Pharma city, Shabad Mandal, Chandanvalle and Hayathabad, in Telangana.&nbsp; 9088 disposable bed-sheets hospitals in Haryana and Navi Mumbai, 5000 disposable pillows, 5 pedestal fans and 1453 buckets and mugs provided to hospitals in Navi Mumbai.&nbsp; Promoting Health infrastructure:&nbsp;3 ambulances with ventilators were provided at Telnagana &amp; 1 ambulance each in Navi Mumbai and Pune. 2 ICUs are in process of being completed in Rangareddy district – Telangana&nbsp;For our Police Forces&nbsp;•	1500 Hand Sanitizers handed over to PCMC Commissioner Office police, Pune•	5000 Face shield and 250 Nitrile Gloves - Non sterile handed over to Hadapsar area Traffic Police•	5000 Hand Sanitizers, 7500 Face shield and 600 Nitrile Gloves handed over to Commissioner Office Mumbai police&nbsp;•	1500 Hand Sanitizers, 2500 Face shield and 250 Nitrile Gloves handed over to Navi Mumbai police station Zone 1•	1500 Hand Sanitizers, 1000 hand soaps, 14000 Disposable 3 ply mask and 12500 disposable gloves handed over to DCP Zone 1, Navi Mumbai to be distributed to police stations across Navi Mumbai.•	10,000 Hand Sanitizers, 1, 00,000 Disposable 3 ply mask and 50,000 disposable gloves handed over to DCP in Bangalore to be distributed to police stations.&nbsp;•	The police isolation center was supported with 250 bed and mattresses, 500 bed sheets, 250 pillows, 200 pillow covers, 310 bedside tables, 150 big &amp; small buckets with mugs, 80 small dustbins &amp; 20 big dustbins, 200 chairs, 1000 soaps, 10 office cupboards, 5 pulse oximeter, 500 thermos, 4 infra-red thermometers.&nbsp;•	2000 N 95 masks, and 50000 gloves were provided to the traffic police (south district) in Delhi; 355 N 95 and 355 PPE kits were provided to the police in Delhi Medical and Ration Support to the community&nbsp; •	In Pune 658&nbsp;differently abled beneficiaries and their families supported with&nbsp;ration•	32000 clothe masks were provided to 7650 underprivileged families in Pune and Mumbai•	2400 children were supported with medical kits consisting&nbsp;disposable masks, washing and bathing soaps, handkerchief, toothbrush and tooth paste in Gurgaon, Noida and Ghaziabad&nbsp;•	Ration was provided to 6275 families across 7 cities in India.•	Ration support provided to 173 families of the girls under sponsorship for 2 months, 30 families with disability, 200 sex workers, 60 families living in nearby tribal area and 120 destitute children living in an institution at Bangalore•	150 daily wage earners provided support in Delhi (Badarpur), 130 scholarship students supported, 170 underprivileged families supported at Noida•	625 underprivileged families supported in Kolkatta.&nbsp;&nbsp;•	300 transgender supported at Chennai with ration support•	In Pune 1377 underprivileged families, 120 children and 700 sex workers supported with&nbsp;ration•	At Mumbai, 45 differently abled families, 45 marginalised families, 1100 underprivileged families at nearby rural areas of Kalyan and 1500 families at Dharavi, L Ward and Mira Bhayander provided with ration support.&nbsp;•	At Hyderabad, 150 differently abled children, 49 destitute girls living in shelter home, 270 street children and 264 elderly people living in old age home provided with ration and essential support.&nbsp; The fight is on-going and we have been working with the hospitals, ambulances, communities and police to collate requirements across cities where we work in.&nbsp;With the numbers growing every day, the only way to sustain our efforts is if YOU join and help us battle on. At this extremely testing time, we call upon you to extend your support and aid.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Acceptance and inclusion of the differently abled individuals remain a problem in the society we live in. The societal rejection and isolation faced by them and their families is increasingly difficult especially when they come from marginalized sections of the society. This leads to significantly higher levels of stress and anxiety among them. Individuals with disabilities or impairments have limitations and rarely get an opportunity to exhibit their talents.Our initiative offers recognition, inclusivity and provides equal opportunity for these individuals to showcase their talent while being a part of this fun activity. 
 Splash is an art event to recognize and empower the differently abled individuals. Last year with the pandemic and subsequent lock down we introduced an online version of Splash, which was very well received by the participants.  This year we have reverted back to our original format of a physical event and will be taking individuals to the CSMVS Museum, Mumbai, and introducing them to the world of art and culture with a guided session of special educators. Gratification and recognition will be an important part of the event to encourage each individual to pursue their creative ability further. 
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Splash - An art  initiative from Concern India Foundation for the differently-abled

Concern India Foundation works towards helping people help themselves by making the disadvantagedself-reliant and enabling them to lead a life of dignity. Our support to educational initiatives impacted15,631 children and 21288 youth. Our work has impacted in prevention of child labour, child marriagesand providing educational opportunities to children across India.Our support includes a school for special children, a home for orphan girl children and educationalopportunities for children from marginalised backgrounds. 
 In order to support these educational initiatives different activities are carried out like training specialchildren to develop their self-help skills, academic skills, social skills and pre-vocational skills.Children in marginalised schools are given opportunities in extracurricular activities, like theatre, dance,arts &amp; crafts and sports to develop their over-all personality. 
 Our initiatives impact 5 schools were 1260 children are given an opportunity for their holisticdevelopment in academics as well as extra-curricular activities.Our special school reaches 150 special children and develops in skills in self-help and academics whichhelps to be independent.

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COVID-19 has set us all back in countless ways. But for the youths in crisis all across the world, it’s done more than just set them back. Unemployment is one of the biggest challenges plaguing the Indian economy, and it has now become essential to hasten efforts to tap the potential of the youth and measure the employability skills efficiently. Support and help to educate and enhance the skills of urban poor youth to help them generate livelihoods for themselves.  
 Concern India Foundation works with youth from the less privileged background who due to social or economic reasons has to drop out of regular education. With neither concrete educational background nor any skills, they find it very difficult to find a respectable means of earning livelihood. Through this project Concern is empowering lives by identifying, mobilizing and enrolling target individual for the training, enhancing skills by quality training, enhancing livelihoods by assisting with job placement opportunities in the post-lock down job-market. The Project’s robust 5-tier model of skill development would reduce poverty and improve the economic conditions of urban poor community by generating livelihoods. 		 
 Our aim is to reach out to 40-50 youth in the age-group of 18-35 years belonging to economically weaker and urban poor families of Badarpur and its adjoining localities.They will be trained through an extensive 5-tier model- right from beneficiary Identification to Post Placement follow up.Our goal is to enable them to get employment so, that they are able to contribute towards their family income.With your help in raising Rs. 6,41,025 we will be able to train 40-50 more young people to be financially independent and employable.Since 2015 we have extended employability to 70 per cent of the beneficiaries wherein from a zero income they are currently earning an average salary of 11,500/ month. The programme has ensured a high attendance of 85% all through with very low drop-out rate, at 4 per cent. Students has been placed with reputed organizations.The first step has been taken, but we need your continued support to enable us to continue with our work with the same determination and passion.

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Acceptance and inclusion of the differently abled individuals remain a problem in the society we live in. The societal rejection and isolation faced by them and their families is increasingly difficult especially when they come from marginalized sections of the society. This leads to significantly higher levels of stress and anxiety among them. Individuals with disabilities or impairments have limitations and rarely get an opportunity to exhibit their talents.Our initiative offers recognition, inclusivity and provides equal opportunity for these individuals to showcase their talent while being a part of this fun activity. 
 Splash is an art event to recognise and empower the differently abled individuals. Last year with the pandemic and subsequent lock down we introduced an online version of Splash, which was very well received by the participants.  This year we have reverted back to our original format of a physical event and will be   taking individuals to the CSMVS Museum, Mumbai, and introducing them to the world of art and culture with a guided session of special educators. Gratification and recognition will be an important part of the event to encourage each individual to pursue their creative ability further.  
 <ul><li>Equal opportunity and inclusivity </li><li>Recognition and encouragement </li><li>Education through entertainment.</li><li>Creating positive awareness and impacting the community.</li></ul>

Splash - An art initiative from Concern India Foundation for the differently-abled

Educational Initiatives

Enhancing Employability Among the Youth

Splash - An art initiative from Concern India Foundation for the differently abled.

Help with shelter, food, clothes and medical support to abandoned widow mothers of Vrindavan. Donate now

Help Lalitha give children rescued from abuse in red-light areas a safe and loving home. Donate now.

Help Girish give 250 HIV+ children, rescued from abuse in red-light areas a new life

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