SOS Children's Villages of India

Established in 1964, SOS Children’s Villages of India provides children without parental care or at the risk of losing it, a value chain of quality care services that goes beyond childcare alone, ensuring comprehensive child development. Our customized care interventions such as: Family Like Care, Family Strengthening, Kinship Care, Short Stay Homes, Foster Care, Youth Skilling, Emergency Childcare and Special Needs Childcare are aimed at transforming lives and enabling children under care into self-reliant and contributing members of society. The organization empowers vulnerable families in communities to become financially independent, thereby enabling them to create safe and nurturing spaces for children under their care. Today, over 6,500 children live in more than 440 family homes, inside 32 SOS Children’s Villages of India, in 22 States/UTs, from Srinagar to Kochi, and Bhuj to Shillong. They are lovingly cared for and nurtured by over 600 SOS Mothers and Aunts. As India’s largest self-implementing childcare NGO, SOS Children’s Villages India directly touches the lives of around 30,000 children every year. For more information, please visit: https://www.soschildrensvillages.in

District 120 Toastmasters (Tamilnadu, India)

We are District 120 (Tamilnadu, India) of Toastmasters International (www.toastmasters.org).

Jan Sahas

Jan Sahas was established in the year 2000 when a group of concerned individuals came together to address the issue of the deaths of a child labourer and two adults at a firecracker factory in Ujjain. Recognising the need for sustained regular intervention and a rigorous approach, Jan Sahas was formed with a vision for comprehensive systemic reform in the areas of forced labour and violence against women and children in marginalised communities.
 Over the years, the organisation has evolved a comprehensive framework of Prevention, Response, Rehabilitation and Systemic Reform to realise its goal of societal transformation.Today Jan Sahas is working in multiple states across India and carries out concentrated capacity building and advocacy efforts with state and civil society organisations. Vision: Dignity & Equality for All Mission: Eliminate sexual violence and forced labour with a focus on the most excluded social groups. Impact: Our work enables us to have a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals & families. At this moment more than 7,000 changemakers are working towards social change across various parts of India. Sexual violence against women and children: More than 20,000 survivors of rape and sexual violence gaining support for access to justice and rehabilitation ₹4.3 crore compensation received by survivors from the government 722 survivors and their families receiving livelihoods support. Enabled 6,200 girls to leave caste-based commercial sexual exploitation, and helped prevent 5,400 girls from entering into sex-slavery Forced labour and safe migration: Enabled more than 46,000 women to leave the inhuman practice of manual scavenging Enabled 6,800 women to break free from bonded labour and provided rehabilitation support 1.5 Million migrant labour from North and Central India region are being tracked under safe migration project

st.stanislaus ex-students association

rotaract district 3201