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Human Rights

Yagya Sachdeva

"20 workers lose their hands or fingers every day", just in Gurgaon’s manufacturing sector.  Most of them belong to our country’s most vulnerable sections of society:<ul><li>Vulnerable: 90% of these injured workers are migrants, who were especially vulnerable during times of COVID-19</li><li>Precarious: 65% are on contract without certainty of any future income</li><li>Young: 50% are under the age of 30 years</li></ul>If we could help these workers after their injuries and prevent these accidents from happening, we would not only help lakhs of Indian migrant workers, but also help improve India's labor productivity which is currently one of the lowest (135th) in the world. 
 <ol><li>To assist thousands of injured workers to improve their post-accident life with mainly healthcare and compensations. (Already assisted 3200+ injured workers and helped obtain rupees 23+ crore value of compensations from the government- ESIC.)</li><li>To promote safer working conditions in the Indian manufacturing sector, which would also improve India's labor-productivity, one of the lowest in the world (rank 135). Our specific focus is on the auto-sector (90% of workers assisted by us) which employs 1+ crore workers and where most of the crush injuries happen.</li><li>To help improve Employee State Insurance Corporation (ESIC)’s healthcare and compensation processes for 14 crore workers and their families who depend on it. For example, we have recently helped improve their COVID-related unemployment scheme, which has a budget of Rs 6,500 crores.</li><li>Increase awareness regarding safer working practices and ESIC benefits among the workers.</li><li>Raise public awareness of these issues, confronting injured manufacturing workers.</li></ol>Our other exemplary work<ol><li>During Covid first lock-down in 2020, we also distributed 450,000+ adult food rations, 25,000+ masks and helped 250+ migrants get to their homes.</li><li>During second wave in 2021, we have supplied one oxygen plant and more than almost a 100 oxygen cylinders to ESIC hospitals in Bhar, Karnataka and Delhi.</li></ol>For more details please read our blog : <a href="https://www.safeinindia.org/post/covid-wave-2-worker-relief-actions-and-lessons-thank-you" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">COVID Wave 2 worker-relief actions; and Safe in India wins ESIC national award – thank you donors!</a> 
 As part of the Give India incentive scheme named "The GiveIndia Fundraising Challenge 2022" in operation between 1st February and 30th March 2022, your donations stand to receive match-funding from 5% - 22% depending on total funds raised. So please donate generously to create the following impact:<ol><li>Every donation of 10,000 rupees helps us fund operations to assist 20 workers with their healthcare and/or with 100,000 rupees value of compensation for an injured worker.</li><li>We engage with the government and the auto-sector to improve safety in their supply chain. We aim to train 1,000+ workers in safety protocols in FY21-22 and start a number of projects with the industry and the government.</li><li>We engage with ESIC to improve their services to workers and their families. It is as a result of our advocacy efforts that ESIC has already issued more than 10 national notifications. We aim to help improve ESIC processes to enable disbursement of Rs100+ crore under the COVID-19 unemployment scheme.</li><li>10,000+ workers have already been made aware of their ESIC healthcare and safety entitlements. We aim to increase this figure to 20,000+ in 2021-22.</li></ol>﻿For Safe in India's impact in 2020, pls read: <a href="https://www.safeinindia.org/post/2020-year-in-review-to-covid-19-lockdown-and-back" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.safeinindia.org/post/2020-year-in-review-to-covid-19-lockdown-and-back</a>

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Join Hands to Save Hands: Assist injured migrant workers

"20 workers lose their hands or fingers every day", just in Gurgaon’s manufacturing sector.  Most of them are from among the country’s most vulnerable that we saw on the roads during Covid19 lockdown:<ul><li>90% migrants of the kind we saw on the roads walking home during Covid19</li><li>65% informally employed</li><li>50% under 30 years</li></ul>Several thousand workers suffer the same fate nationally every year. If we could help these workers after their injuries and prevent these accidents from happening, we would not only help lakhs of Indian migrant workers, but also help improve India's labour productivity, currently one of the lowest (135th) in the world. 
 <ol><li>To assist thousands of injured workers to improve their post-accident life with mainly healthcare and compensations. (Already assisted 3200+ injured workers and helped obtained Rs 23+ crore value of compensations.</li><li>To promote safer working conditions in the Indian manufacturing sector, which will also improve India's labour-productivity, one of the lowest in the world (rank 135). Our specific focus is on the auto-sector (90% of workers assisted by us) which employs 3 crore workers.</li><li>To help improve Employee State Insurance Corporation (ESIC)’s healthcare and compensation processes for 14 crore (workers and their families) that depend on it.</li><li>Increase awareness among workers of safer working practices and ESIC benefits and among public of these issues faced by especially migrant workers.</li></ol> In 2020, we also distributed 450,000+ adult food rations, 25,000+ masks and helped 250+ migrants get to their homes.In 2021, wave two we have supplied more than 85 oxygen cylinders to ESIC hospitalsfor more details please read our blog : <a href="https://www.safeinindia.org/post/covid-wave-2-worker-relief-actions-and-lessons-thank-you" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">COVID Wave 2 worker-relief actions; and Safe in India wins ESIC national award – thank you donors!</a> 
 Our supporters from IIM Ahmedabad and IIT Roorkee will match-fund your donations, doubling the impact of your money:<ol><li>Every 10,000 Rupee donation helps us fund operations to assist 20 workers with their healthcare and/or with Rs100,000 value of compensation for an injured worker.</li><li>We engage with the government and the auto-sector to improve safety in their supply chain. We aim to train 1,000+ workers in safety in FY21-22 and start a number of projects with the industry and the government.</li><li>We engage with ESIC to improve their services to workers and their families eg. ESIC has already issued more than 10 national notifications based on our recommendations. We aim to help improve ESIC processes to enable disbursement of Rs100+ crore under the Covid19 unemployment scheme.</li><li>Already, 10,000+ workers made aware of their ESIC healthcare and safety entitlements. We aim to increase this to 20,000+ in 2021.</li></ol>For Safe in India's impact in 2020, pls read: https://www.safeinindia.org/post/2020-year-in-review-to-covid-19-lockdown-and-back

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Help the workers live a life of dignity and substance. Donate now.“Women laugh at us you know”, said Shyam Dev with tears in his eyes. “They think it’s our fault. The woman I loved and was supposed to marry left me.”Shyam Dev was working in a supplier factory for Hero and Honda when, while operating a power press machine, he got his three right-hand fingers cut off due to a “double stroke” by the faulty machine. After he came to Manesar, Gurugram, to build a future for himself and his family, he got a job in a factory and called his four nephews to work at the same factory too. Sadly, all of them were injured and had their hands and fingers cut off in different accidents at the same factory. Due to these accidents, he’s rendered helpless as now it’s tedious to even do the small tasks of the day like washing himself, cooking, etc. How is he supposed to continue with his life with no money and no fingers? “One shock from a machine changed my whole life,” he says.Safe in India found him during his struggle and fought along with him to get him the insurance and compensation he deserved. He is just one of the 5,000+ injured workers we have assisted to get better ESIC healthcare and/or compensation. 
 “20 workers lose their hands or fingers every day " just in Gurgaon’s manufacturing sector, permanently impacting their health and livelihood. Several thousand workers suffer the same fate nationally every year, especially in supplier factories of the auto sector, which is both a humanitarian and economic loss to the country. Their health care and compensation from Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC), where eligible, is often excessively bureaucratic and late. Many of them return to their villages and have lost their fight with the inefficient and unsupportive system. Safe-in-India (SII) focuses on providing free assistance to injured workers in their healthcare and insurance claims from ESIC. SII is also working on creating awareness of the ESIC healthcare and safety entitlements to these workers.  Now we turn to you:Every Rs. 1,000 can help an injured worker get better healthcare and/or compensation.Every Rs. 25,000 can help create a video to make 1,000+ workers aware of their healthcare and compensation (from ESIC - a government agency) rights and responsibilities.A request from a national award-winning NGO that serves all workers completely free.See <a href="https://www.safeinindia.org/post/2022-year-in-review-thanks-for-your-support-on-this-long-journey-to-sab-ka-saath-sab-ka-vikas" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SII's 2022 annual review</a> here for a fuller picture of our activities and yes pls do write to us at <a href="mailto:team@safeinindia.org" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">team@safeinindia.org</a> should have any suggestions. 
 <img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/193f942a-1bb9-4ad7-8a19-ce2447fb7592.jpeg" width="431" style="display:block;margin:auto" />﻿Giving a second chance at lifeLast year, we assisted 1,000+ injured workers with their post-accident healthcare and helped them obtain Rs 15cr+ compensation value from ESIC. This year, we aim to assist 1,200+ injured workers in Haryana and Maharashtra<ul><li>35,000+ workers have already been made aware of their ESIC healthcare and safety entitlements. As part of our awareness campaign, we have recently launched a youtube edutainment video series - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urqZaAY2HjA&amp;list=PL-bSt7blfM1gLMWK00L8W91zZcx4pcO-Q" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Gang of Shramikpur.</a></li><li>To achieve this, SII assists and engages constructively with the industry, the government and its relevant agencies, and workers. Together with them, we have agreed and started executing a number of initiatives and projects.</li></ul>For more information on us, please read our blog at <a href="http://www.safeinindia.org/blog" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.safeinindia.org/blog</a> and register for updates on our website here.Join hands to save hands and build a better India!team@safeinindia.orgPledge your support, and donate now!) [ONLY INDIAN CITIZENS CAN DONATE]

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Help the workers live a life of dignity. Donate now. When 30-year-old Neetu Devi left her abusive and alcoholic husband to raise her children alone, little did she know the tragedies that lay ahead. Neetu Devi dreamed of a better future for her kids and took a job at a Maruti supplier factory to get her kids into school. A few months later she met with an accident in the factory where she had 3 fingers cut off. Three such accidents happened in the span of the next 1 year. Due to her disability, she couldn't get a job anywhere else and was forced to work in the same factory for her kids' sake. No pension/ compensation was provided to her. A year later her son left school to help the family meet ends. She fought for insurance for more than a year and to no end. Dreams of generations were ruined here, not just her hands.Safe in India found her during her struggle and could finally get her a pension from ESIC after a tireless fight for another year.She is just one of the 4,000+ injured workers to get better healthcare and/or compensation/pension. 
 “20 workers lose their hands or fingers every day”, just in Gurgaon’s manufacturing sector, impacting their health and livelihood permanently. Several thousand workers suffer the same fate nationally every year, especially in smaller factories, which is both a humanitarian and economic loss to the country. Their health care and compensation from Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC), where eligible, is often excessively bureaucratic and late. Many of them return to their villages and have  lost their fight with the inefficient and unsupportive system. Safe-in-India (SII), a section 8 company, is currently focussing on providing free assistance to such injured workers in their healthcare and insurance claims from ESIC. SII is also working on creating awareness of the ESIC healthcare and safety entitlements to these workers.  See <a href="https://www.safeinindia.org/post/2021-year-in-review-safe-in-india-completes-its-first-five-years" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SII's 2021 annual review</a> here. 
 Giving a second chance at life <ul><li>Last year, we assisted 1,000+ injured workers with their post-accident healthcare and helped them obtain Rs10cr+ compensation value from ESIC.</li><li>This year, we aim to assist 1,200+ injured workers.</li><li>During Covid, we not only distributed about 500,000 adult meals, 25,000+ masks, and 80+ jumbo o2 cylinders and sent 250+ migrant workers home, but also assisted ESIC to improve their Covid pension scheme to distribute Rs80cr+ pension to 50,000+ workers.</li><li>10,000+ workers have already been made aware of their ESIC healthcare and safety entitlements. We aim to increase this figure to 20,000+ in 2021-22. As part of our awareness campaign, we have recently launched a youtube video series - <a href="https://www.safeinindia.org/post/the-first-season-of-gang-of-shramikpur-in-hindi-is-out-help-indian-workers-by-sharing-it" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Gang of Shramikpur</a>. </li></ul>For more information on our work please go through our <a href="https://www.safeinindia.org/_files/ugd/5d022b_d29a9e851218435bb83687175c30193b.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Crushed Report of 2021.</a>Every Rs 2,000 from you helps us help another injured worker get better healthcare and/or compensation from the government or improve work safety or improve ESIC services.Should you wish to donate to our video series Gang of Shramikpur, please write to <a href="mailto:team@safeinindia.org" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">team@safeinindia.org</a>

Help save the dignity and hands of unfairly injured factory workers

"20 workers lose their hands or fingers every day", just in Gurgaon’s manufacturing sector. Several thousand workers suffer the same fate nationally every year. Most of them are from among the country’s most vulnerable.90% are migrants of the kind we saw on the roads during Covid19 lockdown, 65% informally employed and more than half under 30 years of age. Our mission:<ol><li>To assist thousands of injured workers to improve their post-accident life with mainly healthcare and compensations. (Already assisted 2,500+ injured workers and helped obtained Rs 20 crore value of compensations.</li><li>To promote safer working conditions in the Indian manufacturing sector, which will also improve India's labour-productivity, one of the lowest in the world (rank 115th). Our specific focus is on the auto-sector (90% of workers assisted by us) which employs 3 crore workers.</li><li>To help improve Employee State Insurance Corporation (ESIC)’s healthcare and compensation processes for 14 crore (workers and their families) that depend on it.</li><li>Increase awareness among workers of safer working practices and ESIC benefits and among public of these issues faced by especially migrant workers.</li></ol>Our method:To achieve this, SII assists and engages constructively with the industry, the government and its relevant agencies, and workers. Together with them, we have agreed and started executing a number of initiatives and projects.Impact of your funding support:<ol><li>Every 10,000 Rupee donation helps us fund operations to assist 20 workers with their healthcare and/or with Rs100,000 value of compensation for an injured worker.</li><li>We engage with the government and the auto-sector to improve safety in their supply chain. We aim to train 1,000+ workers in safety in FY21-22 and start a number of projects with the industry and the government.</li><li>We engage with ESIC to improve their services to workers and their families eg. ESIC has already issued more than 10 national notifications based on our recommendations. We aim to help ESIC disburse Rs100+ crore under the Covid19 unemployment scheme.</li><li>Already, 10,000+ workers made aware of their ESIC healthcare and safety entitlements. We aim to increase this to 20,000+ in 2021.</li></ol>For Safe in India's impact in 2020, pls read: https://www.safeinindia.org/post/2020-year-in-review-to-covid-19-lockdown-and-back

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