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ETASHA Society
ETASHA Society, a not-for-profit organization, has been working since 2006 to skill resource-poor, underserved communities for sustained employment and income generation. We work with whole communities, with a special focus on youth, adolescents and women, to empower them with the skills, confidence and mindset required for modern-day work environments. We envision a future where every Indian is self-reliant, has self-worth and leads a dignified and productive life. The organization was founded by Dr. Meenakshi Nayar.

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United Way Delhi
United Way Delhi is an independent local not-for-profit organization affiliated to the United Way Worldwide Family- one of the World’s Largest Leadership with 1800 affiliate chapters across 41 countries. United Way Delhi (UWD) since 2008, is working actively to advance the ‘common good’ for local community through innovative interventions and partnerships. Our programs are based on the ‘Life-Cycle approach’. We aspire to improve lives by addressing local priority issues, creating lasting impact and implementing diverse engagement and resource mobilization under various domains, including Early Childhood, Education, Financial Stability, Health, Environment, and Disaster Response.

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Udayan Care
Established in 1994, Udayan Care is a public charitable trust which works in the fields of Child & Youth Care, Education & Empowerment of Girls, Skilling underprivileged Youth & Women, and Advocacy for Alternative Care, Child Rights, and Family Strengthening. Headquartered in New Delhi, It has its presence in 36 cities and 15 states of India. Udayan Care's vision is "Making Young Lives Shine".

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SankalpTaru Foundation
SankalpTaru envisions a sustainable future through a people-powered, tech-driven approach to environmental conservation

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MOHAN Foundation
MOHAN Foundation has been working relentlessly to increase the deceased organ donation rate in various states, across India. MOHAN Foundation's initiative, "Anudaan: Making Transplants Affordable", is dedicated to aiding economically disadvantaged patients, especially children, ensuring they too have access to life-saving organ donation and transplantation services.

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Vipla Foundation
Founded in 1988 by the late Mrs Vipula Kadri, over the last 36 years Vipla Foundation has relentlessly worked towards the enrichment of the lives of underprivileged children and women. In the last 10 years, Vipla Foundation has reached out to over 5,20,000 beneficiaries in the areas of Early Childhood Care, Education, Inclusion, Women Empowerment through Anti Human Trafficking and skilling initiatives. The programme participants are largely children and women from communities experiencing inter-generational poverty due to meagre or limited access to education, livelihood and entitlements. Vipla Foundation recognises inter-sectionalites that operate and impact access of services and resources for people on the basis of gender, caste, class and economic strata of society that makes these families and communities difficult to break the cycle of poverty, exploitation and marginalisation for generations. Vipla Foundation works primarily with children of all ages through Early Childhood Care & Education, Prevention, Early Intervention & education of children with disabilities and helping children attain their learning level competencies. The organisation also works with women and girls from most vulnerable communities and those who are victims of sexual violence including sex trafficking and provides them with opportunities of education, employability, entrepreneurship, quality institutional care, safe return & repatriation and access to justice. Organisational Interventions: There are three core verticals in the organisation – Education, Inclusion and Anti-trafficking. The Inclusion programme includes a school for the hearing impaired and a school for the mentally disabled as well as an early intervention for those with hearing impairment, called Dhvani. The education programme includes work on Early Childhood Education through Balwadi programme and improved learning for children in Primary School through remedial programmes. The Anti-Trafficking vertical works on Prevention, Protection, Prosecution and Policy. In urban pockets the Prevention programme includes skilling as a strategy and in rural pockets; the focus is on a Safe Village campaign that involves multiple stakeholders.

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CHILD CARE AND DEVLOPMENT FOUNDATION
Child Care & Development Foundation (CCDF), is a not for profit, non-government, voluntary organization committed to the care & development of the underprivileged children. The organization was founded by Mr. Sanjeev Aggarwal, it works in Delhi & NCR (INDIA) for the betterment of the downtrodden and destitute children. CCDF activities are financed through donation & gifts by philanthropists & individuals like you, corporate houses and sponsorship of projects & children. CCDF is a registered NGO under the Societies Registration Act, 1860.

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Don Bosco Tech Society
Don Bosco Tech Society (DB Tech) is dedicated to empowering disadvantaged youth across India through high-quality skill training and employment opportunities. With over 463,000 youth trained and 70% placed in meaningful jobs, we are breaking the cycle of poverty and transforming lives. Our programs not only provide industry-relevant skills but also foster personal growth and resilience. We invite you to support our mission by participating in or sponsoring our cause at the Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon. Your support will help us expand our reach, enhance our programs, and create brighter futures for those who need it most. Join us in this journey towards empowerment and transformation—EVERY STEP COUNTS!

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Médecins Sans Frontières(MSF) India
Doctors without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is a renowned international medical humanitarian organization. With projects in over 70 countries worldwide, MSF was honored with the Nobel Peace Prize in 1999 for its significant contributions in providing essential medical care to those in hard-to-reach areas. MSF provides medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, pandemics, disasters, and those excluded from healthcare. MSF's actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of impartiality, independence, and neutrality. For the past 25 years (1999), MSF has been a beacon of hope and a lifeline for millions of people across India. From providing critical medical assistance during natural disasters to delivering essential healthcare services in conflict zones, MSF has been at the forefront of saving lives and alleviating suffering. MSF has been providing free-of-charge essential healthcare to people in remote areas. MSF provides specialist care for people affected by HIV, hepatitis C, Tuberculosis / DRTB in Manipur, Bihar and Mumbai. Meeting mental health needs in Jammu and Kashmir and essential healthcare in remote areas of Chhattisgarh. We also respond to natural disasters and other emergencies, we advocate for the development of more effective and affordable medicines to improve access to treatment for people everywhere.

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USHAKIRAN
Ushakiran began in 2016 and its aim is to enable children from urban slums and other vulnerable communities to live a life of dignity by providing them with quality education and skill development opportunities for their holistic development. It envisions a society where no child is deprived of all-round development due to poverty. UshaKiran is taking steps to create a bright future for these deserving children by undertaking a number of initiatives: - Prepare the children for school admissions - Provide uniforms, fees, books etc - Daily remedial classes by subject experts - Workshops, training, lectures and interactive sessions by experts - Setting up a Nutri Garden - Launched an e-library - Shubharambh project / generate awareness about menstrual hygiene - ⁠Create awareness and worked towards Health, nutrition and sanitation of the children - Provide bicycles to children - Boost creativity by promoting art & craft, dance, and singing - Promote sports and physical fitness - Computer education - Skill development - Parents counselling

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Muskaan - PAEPID
Muskaan creates and provides opportunities for capacity development of Persons with Intellectual Disability and their families, advocates for their rights and legal capacity, collaborates, facilitates and promotes the creation of an enabling environment and an inclusive society.

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Mission Education Foundation
Established in 2016, Mission Education Foundation (ME Foundation) is committed to provide quality education to underprivileged and destitute children with a vision to “Make ready every child for school, career and life for a rapidly changing world.”

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Ina Raja Memorial Education Trust
IRMET’s Mission Working for the last twenty seven years towards education, health and nutrition of underprivileged children in west Delhi. Established: January 1997 Tax Status: 12 A; 80 G; FCRA. Donations to IRMET are exempt under Section 80-G in India Current Programs The primary activity of the Trust is to provide free remedial education and a comprehensive round extra curriculum program for children from extremely poor families. For this purpose the Trust employs 16 full time teachers and 5 volunteers for about 150 children who come to study at the Trust in three shifts. Since 2017, IRMET has also started a nutrition program for all the children.

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Miracle Foundation India
Miracle Foundation has been working in India since 2000 and Miracle Foundation India was registered as a non-profit company in 2011 under Section 25 of the Companies Act 1956, as a subsidiary of Miracle Foundation. Miracle Foundation India helps children in vulnerability find safe, stable and permanent families. Whether living within a Child Care Institution or at risk of separation, our mission is a family for every child, in our lifetime.

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Maitrayana
Maitrayana’s vision is to works towards a gender equal society in which girls and women can exercise their rights. The Young People’s Initiative (YPI) is a sport for development programme that empowers adolescent girls (10 – 18 year) and young women (19-25 year) in Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore. Its focus is on providing access to sport and provide safe spaces to develop life and leadership skills so that they can make decisions about their own lives and influence change in their families/communities. Maitrayana leverages the power of sport to create ecosystems that empower girls and women to fulfil their potential. The pillars of Maitrayana’s work are: 1) enabling leadership in adolescent girls and young women, 2) synergising with parents and communities to enable adolescent girls and young women’s empowerment, 3) creating collaborations with the government, businesses, NGOs that will advance gender equality. This is the start for a longer intervention to help girls continue their education and build their education, employability and entrepreneurship pathways through the Economic Justice Programme. The YPI has been implemented with 125,000 participants since it’s inception in 2006.

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Cuddles Foundation
We are Cuddles Foundation, India’s only NGO providing clinically managed nutrition to underserved children fighting cancer at government and charity-funded hospitals. The backbone of our programme is a team of highly trained pediatric oncology nutritionists. They help manage our all-round nutrition programme that combines data-driven diet counselling, necessary food aid, and emotional support to over 18,000 children and their families in India. We believe that no child should have to fight cancer on an empty stomach. Over a decade, we’ve grown and expanded the reach of this vision to 40+ hospitals across 14 states.

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Zoya Charitable Trust
Zoya Charitable Trust was founded in March 2018 by Dr. Shama Mohamed, a dentist motivated by the aftermath of the 2018 Kerala floods, Zoya Charitable Trust (ZCT) is dedicated to social and economic development in India. Dr. Mohamed has dedicated her efforts to rebuilding and empowering lives in marginalized communities. Zoya Charitable Trust is committed to creating lasting change and fostering a more equitable society through targeted initiatives that empower individuals and communities across India. Mission Statement: ZCT aims to uplift underserved populations through impactful initiatives in Healthcare, Women Empowerment, and Education. Core Initiatives: 1. Healthcare: o Organizing medical camps to provide essential health services. o Assisting with cancer treatment funds, medication, and dialysis for those in need. 2. Women Empowerment: o Providing vocational and skill development training to help women achieve financial independence. o Supporting the establishment of enterprises for economic self-sufficiency. 3. Education: o Revamping schools into smart schools equipped with modern technology. o Creating scholarship opportunities for students from underprivileged backgrounds. Disaster Relief and Rehabilitation: ZCT actively participates in disaster relief efforts by providing aid and supporting rehabilitation projects for victims of natural calamities, focusing on long-term recovery.

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Ekatwam
“EKATWAM”, an NGO working for People with Epilepsy, was founded in 2013 by a group of committed people engaged in treatment of Epilepsy, Persons with Epilepsy, their caregivers, and well-wishers. Dr Manjari Tripathi, Prof of Neurology, AIIMS Delhi has been it’s President since inception and is the driving force behind the various activities undertaken by EKATWAM. Other eminent Governing Body Members include Dr P Sarat Chandra, Prof of Neurosurgery, AIIMS Delhi and Ms Shivani Wazir Pasrich, Actor-Model-Anchor-Dancer-Compere & Former Miss India Worldwide. Epilepsy affects more than 50 million people worldwide, of which more than 12 million people are in India alone. Despite such a high prevalence, the awareness concerning epilepsy in India is quite low. This lack of awareness further perpetuates the already existing stigma around epilepsy, as persons with epilepsy face discrimination and harassment for education, employment, and marriage. Hence, with the aim of making a difference in the lives of persons with epilepsy, “EKATWAM” (an NGO), was founded in 2013. In the last 11 years, EKATWAM has provided free medicines to hundreds of poor patients, provided financial aid for surgeries to patients who could not afford the same, assisted patients in getting treatment at AIIMS Delhi, organized events to create awareness about Epilepsy and support group meetings for persons with epilepsy and their care givers.

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Maya CARE Foundation
At Maya CARE, we have set ourselves audacious goals: 1. A helpline available in every spoken language of the world and this helpline managed by a person with a disability in each country. 2. A leadership and 90% of paid work at Maya CARE managed by persons with disability. 3. The financial resources to offer competitive salaries and career paths to this team. Since 2009, Maya CARE has conducted 30,000 free visits offering intellectual, emotional, medical, and logistical assistance to the elderly. Services are available in 74 Indian and 5 UK cities with supporters' groups across the world. Currently, over 300 persons have got a livelihood through Maya CARE. More than 2400 PWD's lives are transformed. Project Bindu ( means “focus” in Sanskrit). Project Bindu mobilizes persons with hearing, visual, locomotor, neuro-motor, and learning disabilities with limited education/no work experience or skills, offers an intense training/mentoring program, and transforms them into professionals.

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ONYVA (TARA CHILD PROTECTION AND EMPOWERMENT)
Welcome to TARA, where we ignite futures through education and empowerment. Since 2009, we've safeguarded vulnerable children by providing quality education, healthcare, and family support. Family Based Care: Our community-centered approach identifies at-risk children, offering education, health check-ups, counselling, and rights awareness. The TARA Outreach Centre (TOC)currently benefiting 93 direct beneficiaries. Residential Care: As a last resort, Judicial Magistrate-ordered placements at TARA Homes ensure nurturing environments for 57 children. We prioritize education, healthcare, and empowerment. After Care: TARA Big Birds: Supporting young adults from our homes, we promote independence through education and vocational training. Capacity Building: TARA Training Centre trains 116 staff in child protection under strict regulations, ensuring excellence and impact. Our Commitment to Education: At TARA, education breaks cycles of poverty, empowering children to excel and thrive.

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