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Snapshot
HelpAge India
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SECTOR: Elderly
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SUB SECTOR: Comprehensive
UN Sustainable Development Goal: Goal 3: Good Health and Well Being
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% Spent on beneficiaries
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78%
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Tax Benefit: 50%
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Foreign donations: ✔
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Location(s):
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Delhi
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Issues Addressed:
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Work in progress. |
Supported by:
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Adani Foundation; HSBC; ONGC; Blue Dart Express; The Hans Foundation; Hewlett Packard Enterprise; ANZ Bank |
Key Trustees:
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Mr. Kiran Karnik, Chairman |
Ms. Rumjhum Chatterjee, Vice Chairman |
Ms. Shanta Chatterji, Treasurer |
Mr. K. S. B. Sanyal, Member |
Mr. J. C. Luther, Member |
Mr. Arun Seth, Member |
Mr. Pramod Bhasin, Member |
Dr. Asha Padgaonkar, Member |
Mr. K. T. Chacko, Member |
Mr. Arun Nanda, Member |
Mr. Mathew Cherian, CEO |
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Recognition:
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Sector Comparison:
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Beneficiary Spend:
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Average: 73.2% |
Highest: 98.4% |
Lowest: 40.0% |
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Income:
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Average: Rs5 cr |
Highest: Rs80 cr |
Lowest: Rs2 lac |
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How much to donate
- You can donate ₹500/- or more
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Dignity, Independence & Hope to the Elderly
- There are an estimated of 106 million senior citizens in India. Helpage India has been working for the disadvantaged elderly for more than 4 decades. The organization focuses on providing quality healthcare, action against elderly abuse and framing elderly friendly policies with the help of State and Central Government.
- Programs: i) Livelihood & Sustainability initiative of Helpage helps build local Self-Help Groups and providing seed money for new enterprises, regularly monitoring their progress. ii) Digital Empowerment through Digital Literacy workshops teaches usage of internet banking, payment gateways, apps for socializing. iii) Restoration of Vision initiatives supports the elderly with eye screening camps and necessary treatment free of cost. iv) Mobile Healthcare enables free regular health check ups and medical treatment in villages of India. v) Advocacy of Helpage India includes reinforcing the need to advocate for causes such as Universal Pension, good security, action against abuse towards the elderly, etc.
Income Rs100 cr
Expense Rs100 cr
Source : Audit Report 2018
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