UN Sustainable Development Goal: Goal 3: Good Health and Well Being
% Spent on beneficiaries
94%
Financial Score:
Age: 18 Years
Tax Benefit: 50%
Foreign donations: ✔
Location(s):
Karnataka
Issues Addressed:
Empower girls, women and sexual minorities to protect their health and rights; Reducing disease incidences by improved drinking water systems and accessibility to toilets and wash facilities; etc.
Supported by:
Hennes & Mauritz India Pvt. Ltd.; Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation; AXA Technologies Shared Services Pvt. Ltd.; Marks & Spencer India Pvt Ltd.; etc.
Key Trustees:
Mr. Nandlal Narayanan, Chairperson
Ms. Siddhi Mankad, Secretary
Mr. R. Mohan, Treasurer
Mr. N. Shiv Kumar, Member
Mr. N. Raghunathan, Member
Mr. P. Rajarethinam, Member
Mr. M.R.C. Ravi, Member
Dr. Revathi Narayanan, Member
Dr. Jacob John, Member
Recognition:
Mr. Nandlal Narayanan, Chairperson
Ms. Siddhi Mankad, Secretary
Mr. R. Mohan, Treasurer
Sector Comparison:
Beneficiary Spend:
Average: 79.6%
Highest: 99.9%
Lowest: 28.7%
Income:
Average: Rs6 cr
Highest: Rs115 cr
Lowest: Rs1 lac
How much to donate
Donate ₹2,000/- to the identified 9,492 vulnerable families every month - COVID-19 Relief Campaign
Donate ₹4,670/- to serve Groceries for a family of 5 for 1 month - COVID-19 Relief Campaign
We design, deliver and support solutions for the health and well-being of the poor.
Crisis: Health systems in India are inadequate, poorly designed, and lacks customer focus. The cycle of ill health and poverty is kept intact by system inefficiencies, episodic treatment seeking behavior of the poor, and minimal focus on prevention and non-medical determinants of health.
Programs: a) Invest For Wellness program Swasti focuses on innovating the primary health care system through designing and providing affordable and accessible health services to the destitute. They strive to design a self-propelled, viable primary healthcare model that can effectively break the cycle of ill-health and poverty. b) Water, Sanitation and hygiene: This program strives to reduce disease incidences, improve drinking water systems and accessibility to toilets and hand washing facilities. Swasti works with rural communities on improving their water security and wash facilities in schools and factories. c) Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights: The SRHR program focuses on the prevention of sexually transmitted infections (STI/HIV), encourages girls, women and sexual minorities to lead violence-free lives, and a better future. Swasti provides empowerment irrespective of social status, gender identity or sexual orientation by establishing local chapters comprised of counselling services, gender orientation and life skills training workshops.
Outcome: Swasti's water supply model has provided clean and safe drinking water to 1625 households in 40 villages, 12 schools, and 3 hospitals. The model has allowed 79.2 lakh liters of treated water to be supplied. Their work with community organizations in five States has led to a 30% decrease in violence reported by individuals and they have enriched the lives of 4,318 children, women and men in urban slums.
Income Rs22 cr
Expense Rs22 cr
Source : Audit Report 2020
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