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CONCERN INDIA FOUNDATION
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Over the past 20 years, we have worked toward ‘Helping People Help Themselves’ by making the disadvantaged self-reliant and enabling them to lead a life of dignity
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Set up in 1991, we extend financial and non-financial support to grassroot programmes working in the areas of Education, Health and Community Development
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In 2011-12, our support extended
to 250 NGOsbenefiting
250,000 people across Mumbai,
Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi,
Hyderabad, Kolkata and Pune
In 1991, we began by supporting
2 NGOs benefiting 1000 people
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We work in the areas of Education, Health and Community Development
to impact the lives of the most vulnerable and disadvantagedin our society, including destitute children, vulnerable women,
tribals, the differently abled and the aged
Our programmes work across slums, construction sites, prisons, semi-rural areas and tribal hamlets
Our aim…
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✔With over 20 years experience working with grassroot organizations
✔With a team of professionally trained social work professionals
✔With consistent monitoring of programmes and organizational progress through regular and surprise visits
✔With a two-tier evaluating system of programmes activities as well as quarterly, bi-annual monthly and annual evaluations
How we do this…
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Our process…
Projects Head
Branch Projects Team
Identify
Areas where support is most
needed
Monitor
Quarterly Visits, Surprise Visits, Accounts Visits
Evaluate
Quarterly, Half yearly, Annual
Reports
Supported programmes
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✔We bridge the gap between corporates, individual donors and grassroot programmes
✔Our identification process ensures that we support the programmes that need it the most
✔Our monitoring process ensures that that the support and funds provided reach the right people
✔We work toward ensuring sustainability of the programmes we work with
Why Concern India Foundation?
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*All figures are for 2011-12
Education
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Health
We support preventative, curative and rehabilitative healthcare programmes, recreational care and shelter facilities for the aged
*All figures are for 2011-12*All figures are for 2011-12
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Community Development
We support vocational guidance, livelihood generation and community development initiatives that make men women, youth, children with disability self-reliant
*All figures are for 2011-12
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Women’s Empowerment
*All figures are for 2011-12
The programmes we support enrich and empowering women to be economically independent through the creation of self-help groups and livelihood initiatives.
*All figures are for 2011-12
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Empowering the mentally & physically challenged
We work with programmes that deliver special education for the mentally and physically challenged
*All figures are for 2011-12
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Case Studies
Rajiv* was forced to drop out of school due to lack of resources. Rajiv has three younger sisters and his mother is the sole breadwinner of the family. When he heard about one of our supported program that aids slum children, child labourers and school dropouts to pursue education, he enrolled his sisters and himself in it. Rajiv is now appearing for his high school examination.
*Identities changed for privacy purpose
Mrs. Ramkrishna*, an engineer from Bangalore, started showing symptoms that reflected the imbalance of the mind due to the stress at work. She was brought to one of our Chennai-based programs that worked with her on communication, social skill and self-care. Over time, her condition improved and she is now receiving vocational training in flower making that will help her become self-sufficient.
Sunanda* and her family migrated from north Telangana to Hyderabad in the hope of better prospects. Her father died when she was 8 years old, after which she was unable to continue her education. Sunanda found out about a tailoring course run by one of our supported programmes and decided to joined it. Today, she takes stitching and embroidery orders at home and earns Rs 2000 per month.
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Our Initiatives
Ongoing MelaEach year, we host the annual Ongoing Mela as part of the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival. This 9 day festival is the largest non-financial support we provide to over 70 grass root NGOs from across the country and offers NGOs a platform to exhibit and sell products in an effort to raise funds for their causes.
Inter NGO Sports DayHeld in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Pune, Kolkata, Hyderabad
and Chennai, the Inter NGO Sports Day is a sports meet for underprivileged children that cultivates a spirit of competition
and sportsmanship and pushes children to challenge themselves and surpass their limitations. Airtel Delhi Half Marathon
As the official Charity Partner for Airtel Delhi Half Marathon we work on all aspects of the charity partnership including registrations, providing support to runners raising money for the charity on the race day, communications, information dissemination, receiving, processing and disbursing all donations.
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Our Initiatives
SplashA drawing competition for children with special needs
that encourages their artistic ability and gives them the space to express their creativity. The event is held
in all our centers across India.
AquasailEach year, 50 underprivileged children are taken to experience sailing on premiere yachts, kayaks, windsurfers and fun boats. The experience to be is both fun and educative and give the children a completely unique experience.
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Our Supporters
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Transforming lives
Over58,000
lives effectively changed through support for basic education, health care and vocational training for children and youth
More than 65,000
women and their families were enriched by empowering them to be self- reliant and economically independent
Over 10,000
people benefitted due to health, recreational care and shelter facilities for the aged
Nearly 14,000
disadvantaged gained through special education and life training skills for the mentally and physically challenged
As many as 1,10,000
benefitted through awareness initiatives on basic needs, hygiene standards, promoting livelihood generation and community development programmes
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✔ Make a corpus donation
✔ Make a general donation
✔ Support an issue: Health, Education or Community Development
✔ Support our initiatives: Inter NGO Sports Day, Ongoing Mela, Splash etc.
✔ Sign up for payroll giving✔Give through cause related marketing✔ Start an employee volunteering programme ✔ Support innovative fundraising initiatives such as gift schemes,
painting competitions, tree plantations etc.
How you can help
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Thank you
For further information, please contact us at
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