Udayan Care

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Phone: + 91 11 46548105

16/97A, 1st floor, Vikram Vihar
Lajpat Nagar IV
New Delhi
-- 110024
India
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Direct beneficiaries per year: 155 orphaned children under Udayan Ghar Programme, 1400 girl children through Udayan Shalini Fellowship Programme, 300 youth and women under IT & VT centers, 80 HIV/AIDS affected children and their families

Geographic areas served: New Delhi and NCR, Rajasthan, Maharastra, Uttarakhand and West Bengal

Board Members and Affiliation: Trustee Board Members

1.Dr. Kiran Modi, MA, PhD - Managing Trustee

Social Activist and Former Editor

2. Mr. T. N. Seshan, MA- IAS (retd.)

Ex Chief Election Commissioner of India, Magsaysay Award Winner,

3.Prof. Dr. S.K. Sarin, Padma Bhushan, MD,DM

4. Mr. G. P Todi M. Com, Entrepreneur

5. Ms. Meera Sawhny BA (Hons): Entrepreneur

6. Mr. Suresh Neotia Padma Bhushan, MA. LLB, (Philanthropist and Industrialist)

Advisory Board Members

1.Ms. Aneesha Wadhwa MBA Entrepreneur

2. Mr. Vipin Chawla, BA Entrepreneur

3. Mr. Sanjeev Gupta MA Entrepreneur

4. Ms. Shailja Agarwal,

Udayan Care is affiliated with Credibility Alliance (i.e. an organisation that check the credibility of NGOs in India based on certain parameters

Mission:

Udayan Care seeks to engage socially committed individuals in bringing about a world in which each disadvantaged child enjoys a supportive family environment, opportunities for self-development and higher education, the dignity of self-reliance, and the ability and desire to give back to society.

Results:

•200 orphaned and neglected children got benefited so far through the Udayan Ghar Programme- they received the best quality education, nutrition, clothing and love and care. Finally a HOME, a family of their own.

•2000 Girls so far received Udayan Shalini Fellowship to continue their studies.

•More than 3000 youth and women from disadvantaged community received skill development support from our information technology and vocational training centers.

•More than 200 HIV/AIDS affected children and their families through Out Reach programme.

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Aneesa Rawat

01/26/12

My twin sister and I travelled to India in May 2011, we stayed at the Greater Noida Girls home for 4-5 weeks. Our experience was absoloutely amazing. We were there to experience an absoloutely fantastic summer camp that had been organised where all the Udayan Care children came to the Greater Noida ... more »

Nitish Kumar

06/26/11

One Laptop per Child (OLPC) seems to be one initiative in education that can transform the way a child learns more than nearly all educational innovations of the past century together. Sounds like a tall claim? Just check out Khairat school near Mumbai and Keekerwali in Shriganganagar, Rajasthan. ... more »

hmcandrew

07/19/10

I just returned from India where I worked with Udayan Care. I lived and worked at one of the orphanages for girls in Delhi. This was one of the newer homes they have opened. There were 12 girls aged 5 1/2-14 yrs old. I was placed with Udayan through a volunteer vacation company and I am grateful ... more »

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