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Elderly Care

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Hunger & Homelessness

Kalpesh Kabra

Human Welfare Charitable Trust (HWCT) is a non-profit organization registered in Mumbai in 2014 under the Public Trust Act, 1950, with CSR Compliance, 12A, 80G, and United Nations Global Compact Accredited Certification. We focus on social causes in Mumbai, Maharashtra, and have consultative status issued by the United Nations for working on SDG goals since 2019. Our Naigaon facility supports 4 programs impacting thousands of children with Nutrition Development, and Skill Development programs empowering women with its centers at Malad, Naigaon, Nallasopara and Bihar. Annually, we positively impact over approx. 40K lives annually.Project DescriptionHWCT is doing its bit to help the underserved families to have the nutritious meals with its timely interventions. HWCT has raised funds to distribute the Monthly Grocery Kits and Food Packets to be delivered to such families. HWCT has distributed over 2250 Monthly Grocery Kits and has distributed over 3500 meals in past 3 months to such families and children, who have no support system to have the regular meals.HWCT in past has also been the part of mass distribution programs with the support of their mobilizers and social workers which has further extended the support program drives to over 5K families in Mumbai and Palghar Area. HWCT has taken a step forward by not just providing mid- day meals to combat hunger and deprivation but offers nutritious, tasty and wholesome meals under the PROJECT POSHAN keeping in mind the requirements of a growing child. Nearly 200 children benefit from freshly prepared meals, both in quality and quantity to support mental and physical growth at their Naigaon center.Want to join me in making a difference?HWCT India is not-for-profit organization that works to catalyse the SDG goal of ZERO Hunger by leveraging innovative food solutions, integrating communities, fostering collaborations and engaging technology to deliver high impact, sustainable and scalable health and nutrition projects. With our continuous community service; we found that it was the children who were the worst impacted during the pandemic followed by women and men with an adverse unsafe environment. We want to Change that! With our well-planned and comprehensive programs and activities in health, education, hunger, water, rural development, we impact the lives of underprivileged.We believe in order to change the lives of children their immediate circle needs to be changed starting from the family itself. Our programs are designed to make sure that youth and children are future ready. Imparting top – notch digital courses at par with industry standards and requirements to rural schools, the Digital Learning Models and Lean Learning Methods under PROJECT MAGIC BOX formulation by HWCT helps the youth from tribal and backward communities to enhance their employability prospects. Thus we are empowering the lives of the underserved families to make them more independent and stay with Dignity.HWCT India is developing links between children, staff and parents in local communities in Mumbai and Rural Maharashtra, providing support for education. Our ambition is to help forge direct, long-term links between crisis and management and foster to generating opportunities for the sustainable living.Thank you so much for taking the time to read our entire message, and thank you for helping us to support a few of the most vulnerable members of our community.

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Meals & Grocery Support for Children & Seniors

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Livelihood

There are currently more than 5 million disabled people in the India, In India, 2.21 % of people out of the total population are disabled. Disabled communities, elderly populations, and people with chronic health conditions are the worst hit by Covid19. Government had not thought of PWDs before imposing lockdown. Ever since the lockdown was announced on March 24, disabled people have been struggling to perform even the daily chores. There is huge numbers of the individuals who have no source to even buy their medicines essential for their living. As most of the PWDs are largely dependent on the caregivers. Due to lockdown and Coronavirus, their caregivers are not ready to help them. PwD’ support system has stopped suddenly. Nobody has thought about how these people are managing their life in this pandemic. Covid Crisis has left the Disabled people most deprived human beings today and also most neglected. The PwD are vulnerable because of loss of jobs and with no funds to survive! Further there are many barriers they face like attitudinal, physical, and financial. Especially no helpers’ support only to worse the situation. There is an immediate need to raise the support for the such individuals and sole earners, who have responsibilities towards their family members. 
 HWCT's inclusive and Integrated Program is to enable every child and individual with disability to exercise their right through access to appropriate and mainstream digital access and skill building for better career. The approach will be to adapt best practices to reach out to children and individuals with disability and give them the pathway for better opportunities helping them to become independent and earn with dignity. An integrated camp over PAN Maharashtra to conduct the sessions catering the needs of the PwDS and enabling them with the array of opportunities with counselling sessions guiding them to create pathway to better employment opportunities. 
 OUR MISSIONOur Mission is to work for the total development of the PwDS individuals and Families that collaborates inclusively to acquiring and disseminating information on methods of normalizing them and to promote awareness of this problem amoung the stake holders and partners.OUR VISION Our vision is to spread the possible opportunities with the PwDS and bring brightness in the life of such challenged individuals to enable them support themselves, who are otherwise tradionally relegated towards the darkers corners of the human mind and society.

Empowering the Lives of Differently-abled to help them survive the times of such Distress

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Education

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Education is easy for all children in Maharashtra and many receive little or no education. One of HWCT aims is to help make schooling available to as many children as possible, enabling them to fulfill their potential goals and in turn, help their communities to become sustainable.We are developing links between children, staff and parents in local Schools in Mumbai and Rural Maharashtra, providing support for teachers and children. Our ambition is to help forge direct, long-term links between schools and foster to generating opportunities in the Rural Areas.Our enthusiasm and support for Rajtalati Rural School was initiated by the determined approach we received from the principle Mr. Sanjay Chawan. He invited us to visit the school where he also heads as one of the school faculty. he had established the school for a group of children he had found sheltering under a mango tree. We were captivated by his energy and ability to get things done. Rajtalati School is one of the 22 schools, where HWCT works in hand to hand with its volunteers and supporters to ensure that the schools remains operational for the children.  
 Working with the local community and with support from various donors, we obtained quotations, financed, and enabled the installation of lights, fans, gas connection – a small step that has led to big changes for the school and, of course, the students. The Fan and Lights &amp; Gas with Stove arrangements mean that twice as many children are now receiving education and the Gas connection has helped the school staff to use gas instead of cooking food by burning wood. This has helped school saving time and reducing the pollution due to smoke. The nutritional guidance to the school and parents also help children have nourished food giving nourishment for their bodies as well as their minds. In April 2019 there was a role call of 188 children and 11 teaching staff, which has shown the increase of 28% in the number compared to past year.There is more to be done, there is requirement of the water filter, re-building of the washrooms and repairs to the dilapidated building to keep operational during the monsoons. Recently, repairs for two classrooms were completed with community support, to expand the school in order to accommodate additional students. 
 Shortage of money is a perennial problem for Rural Schools and HWCT has provided funding to kick start with the children’s basic educations. HWCT’S support to the school has proved it can rise to the task of supporting the children of its community and now wants to take the next step to be recognized by the authorities and become the Digital School at par with the other schoolsIn a world of inequality where poverty, disease and homelessness are the norm for so many, HWCT INDIA aims to help orphaned and vulnerable children (OVC) and their communities to create sustainable conditions in which they can flourish and where communities can learn to support themselves. Working with project partners on the ground in Rural Maharashtra, our activities focus on the areas of Digitalization, Education, Health and Nutrition.HWCT aims to bring change to the Rural areas by generating the opportunities for children who wish to pursue their education and help them decide their caireer to bring a sustanable change and dignity to their life, creating further opportunities and set an example in their local communities to follow the goals to prosperity.

Enabling Vulnerable Children to Flourish

Undernourishment in India has become a severe issue that demands sincere <a href="https://www.downtoearth.org.in/blog/health/acute-malnutrition-worsened-among-children-nfhs-5-74987" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">measures. India’s child undernutrition rates are still one of the most alarming in the world. The Global Hunger Index (2020) — which is calculated on the basis of total</a> undernourishment of the population, child stunting, wasting and child mortality — places India at the 94th spot among 107 countries. Among the 472 million children (2011 census), a whopping 97 million are anemic and undernourished. Delhi slums are highly populated urban residential areas consisting mostly of closely packed, decrepit housing units in a situation of deteriorated or incomplete infrastructure, inhabited primarily by impoverished persons. Income inequality is high, some people barely make two meals in a day and some spend freely on junk food as well. One thing common between most households is the problem of undernutrition in children.Undernutrition in India is a severe issue. India has the maximum number of undernourished children in the world- 1 in every 3 children are undernourished. In order to understand and assess the problem better, we conducted various surveys in Azadpur to ascertain the children’s BMI, analyze their dietary pattern, and familiarize ourselves with their junk and packed food consumption behavior. Having conducted a BMI test for over 100 children in the slum, we observed that about 80% of the slum children were underweight, while less than 15% could be classified as normal. 
 Project Poshan (Joint Project by HWCT and Enactus Khalsa) aims to abate undernutrition among underprivileged children. Our Project caters to the nutritional needs of impoverished children. To provide a nutritional supplement to the children of the age group 4 to 10, we produced a low cost healthy multigrain snack in consultation with many pediatricians, nutritionists,and food technology faculty. Our vision is to provide a ready to eat highly nutritious snack to underprivileged children at an economic cost to tackle undernutrition. Through our project, we aim to spread awareness regarding nutrition. We also intend to proselytize equality and provide economic sustenance to the women community. In consultation with the institute of home economics, department of food science,  Lady Irwin College, DU, and Shaheed Rajguru college of applied science for women, we formulated an extremely low-cost healthy snack that would aid the fight against undernourishment in impoverished areas of Delhi.It shall comprise various multigrain flours such as wheat, Ragi, Jowar, soya, and peanut that would furnish the dietary needs which are indispensable to these children living in such deprived areas. 
 The project shall not only save precious lives by helping the children to keep up with their Nutrition levels and also keeping aliments at bay but this will also provide financial stability and a sense of self dependency to the women entrepreneurs, we would recruit underprivileged women for our community. They will also act as a medium to provide chips to children and expand our program to other parts of India too.Making use of a highly sustainable production and packaging framework, we aim to create a zero plastic model, helping us reduce waste generation by up to 69% in a year.We strongly believes in the strength of social entrepreneurial actions to create sustainable solutions and curb the prevalent tribulations among underprivileged sections. Malnutrition is rooted deeply, and our reach should be proportionate. Hence through our judicious approach, we are certain to defenestrate the problem of undernourishment in our target communities through our healthy multi-grain snack. Our product ensures to meet the prerequisite nutritional needs of the children, therefore extending proper growth. In order to propagate these objectives, we look forward to your assistance and support for a successful implementation of the project.

BRIDGING THE GAP BY PROVIDING NUTRITION TO NEEDY

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We are in unprecedented times. Today we communicated a number of actions that we have taken to best ensure our Team Member’s health and safety, meet the needs of our Rural Families across Maharashtra. With the lockdown, there is an immediate need to distribute face masks and hand sanitizer kits to over 2000 families in the villages if Kolad, Roha, Pali, Khapoli, Atone, Parli, Vithalwadi. Candle and Ainwahal. (All the villages are approx 160 km from Mumbai)@hwct We are making our best to provide essential, needs-based products that rural families depend on to help them take care of their families, homes, animals, and pets. We are committed today, tomorrow and in the future to help Rural Maharashtra in such difficult times.We are now working with other essential services to make sure they have enough as well. Also, we are spending some time in rural/remote areas where we feel we will not get sanitizer for quite a while and donating it to them and working with corporate partners to get it to them.The entire country is in the grip of the "coronavirus" epidemic today. Today, the country is in the 2nd stage of the coronavirus. The next stage is very dangerous for society. To avoid this disease, constant information is being given in the government and social media to use hand sanitizer and mask to use at all times. Almost all the people of the society and people of all classes are following this order. But the most affected are less privileged persons and medium-class in Maharashtra who are completely unaware of this epidemic which neither sanitizer nor mask is aware of. It is our duty to protect such citizens from this epidemic.#HWCT is working on its best to support over 200 less privileged in such unprecedented times. As with no daily income, the families have no money to buy food. They have senior citizens and children in their family who are highly vulnerable to hunger and ailing diseases. Today at #HWCT we communicated a number of actions that we would take to best ensure their health and food supply support to such families for a month.@HWCT we are making our best to provide essential food supplies which depend on such help and would be privileged to have at least have a decent meal for their families. We are committed today, tomorrow and in the future to help our communities in such difficult times.The Locations: We are serving the needy in Mumbai, Kolad, Roha, Atone Villages of Maharashtra.Utilization Of Funds The funds raised will be utilized for :1. Corona Virus awareness creation2. distribution of masks3. distribution of hand sanitizes4. distribution of soap5. Distribution Of Biscuits for Kids.Funds we need for :Distributing Monthly Grocery Kits.Masks and SanitizersFood distribution for the needy community.Time is So Short Please Support as much as possible.  
 HWCT is providing daily 500 packets to Migrants who are stuck in the Mumbai Areas, HWCT is providing the Dry Grocery kits to Families which will be able to cook the food for a month time. HWCT is also providing the hygiene kits to Slums, where hygiene is the major issue as of today! 
 The impact will help the victims to carry on with the daily meals in their family. The children and senior citizens are the most vulnerable who are not able to go out of the house to get food for themselves.

HELP FOR DAILY FOOD FOR COVID STUCK FAMALIES

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Suffering, pain and death - ever since the rise of COVID-19 cases in India, this is all we get to see and hear about. People struggling outside hospitals, daily wagers looking for that one person who can help them with their meal for the day, healthcare workers being overburdened and other gut-wrenching sights surround us right now.These sights of people struggling are reminiscent of last year, the beginning of this deadly pandemic. However, along with that, are also sights of people coming together to lend a helping hand. Hundreds of NGOs and citizens are doing their bit to fight the pandemic. Now more than ever, every small bit of help counts.Mumbai being the largest commercial city is facing huge shortage of hospital admissions as most of the hospitals are working over operational limits. This increasing burden of COVID positive patients, 950+ recorded fatalities per day, lack of life-saving equipment like oxygen cylinders and concentrators are crippling our healthcare infrastructure. 
 Thousands Need Oxygen Cylinders and Oxygen Concentrators Urgently Oxygen supply - the need of the hourThe image of many patient families crying and crowding outside hospitals desperate to get urgent medical help for their kith and kin is etched in our memories. Thousands have lost their loved ones to this growing crisis. There is a critical and immediate need for oxygen for the serious home quarantined patients and oxygen concentrators to be given FREE OF COST on returnable basis. In response to this, we are reaching out to you for your humble support. Your support will help the patients by; Providing oxygen Support:<ul><li>By setting up oxygen cylinder point in Malad area facility, which will be serving to over 100 patients and the refill will be provided to them FREE OF COST, until the stocks last. The cylinders will be re-filled and reused to other patients who are NOT able to get hospital admission and are feeling breathlessness and are in need of oxygen. Our panel doctors will verify the need and assist them with further process.</li><li>By providing oxygen concentrators which use oxygen from the air and convert it to medical grade oxygen. A patient in need of a concentrator needs to be on it for 5-7 days. The These lifesaving machines will be provided to poor families on FREE OF COST on returnable basis. These machines will be sanitized and will be re-issued to next patient in queue.</li></ul> 
 we at HWCT India had responded to stand strong beside our saviors, our healthcare heroes. And we were able to fill the gap by working hand-in-hand with our corona warriors boosting their energy levels thru various interventions through this mission and helped those who were risking their lives to save ours. HWCT India Foundation is one such NGO working relentlessly to help those in need. HWCT has been active in offering disaster relief, livelihoods to the marginalized, access to basic human rights, and education to the underprivileged. Ever since the beginning of the pandemic, we have been feeding over 25,000 marginalized people every day. Last year, we distributed over 50 tons of Grocery Kits as the part of relief program for the ones in need.

Human Welfare Charitable Trust (HWCT), is a non-profit organization registered in Mumbai in the year 2014 under Public Trust Act, 1950 with CSR Compliance, 12A, 80G &amp; Accredited with Consultive Status from United Nations working under SDG Goals in Mumbai, Maharashtra. At HWCT INDIA, we strongly believe in the power of collective action and the ability of individuals to bring about significant change. We have been actively involved in working towards the betterment of our community by addressing key social issues such as poverty alleviation, education, environmental conservation, healthcare, and more. Founded in 2014, HWCT focuses on Children Education, Digital Learning, Nutritional Developments, Women Empowerment, Skill developments projects in Mumbai &amp; Rural Maharashtra. Our flagship projects “Magic Box” for Digital Education, “Poshan” for attending Mal Nutrition issues and Project “Kartavya” which focuses on Skill Development are operational at Naigaon, Maharashtra. The center is the threefold initiative join which benefit the under privileged children, womens and adolescents. Recognizing the potential and enthusiasm of the students, we would be honored to have your organization participate in our upcoming volunteer initiatives. By engaging in community service, your students will have the opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of social issues and contribute meaningfully to the lives of those in need. We will be happy to share the details with you and would like to invite to our facility as per your convenience. You can also find the updates information on our website and social media on the links below. We look forward to the prospect of working together and making a positive difference in the lives of those who need it most.HWCT INITIATIVESMAGIC BOX: DIGITAL Learning - HWCT Supports the schools with Digital Centers, which helps adolescents for learning technological skills from the basics, for providing better knowledge to get better employment in the future.KARTAVYA: SKILLS &amp; LIVELIHOOD Program- The program focuses to train the Youths, Women, and Low-Income Groups planning for better income generation. The various integrated programs are being progressively rolled out to groups in Naigaon Facility, which aims to multiply rural incomes through a wide spectrum of interventions.POSHAN: NUTRITIONAL MEALS SCHOOL Program- This program focuses on creating a conducive food and nutritional model in the schools by building capacities of students in primary grades &amp; impede the numbers of dropouts in the early stages.To know more about our projects, please visit www.hwctindia.org or write to us on info@human-welfare.org.Best Regards,Kalpesh KabraFounder

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