Support Salaam Bombay Foundation;

% Spent on Beneficiaries

73%

HelpYourNGO USP: Our Research Team studies the NGO's financials to arrive at ratios, variances and the % spent on beneficiaries. This % is the proportion of direct program expenses to total expenditure for the latest financial year, indicating the total direct spend on beneficiaries.

NGO Details

Year of Establishment	:	2002
Registered Address	:	1st Floor, Nirmal Building, Nariman Point, Mumbai 400021, Maharashtra
Presence	:	Maharashtra
Website	:	https://www.salaambombay.org
Email	:	info@salaambombay.org
Telephone	:	+91 022 61491900
Donor Contact	:	Ms. Tasnim Motorwala / 9821329747, 9326948476 / tasnim.motorwala@salaambombay.org
Registered Under	:	The Companies Act, 1956
Auditor	:	S R B C & CO. LLP
Bankers	:	HDFC Bank, State Bank of India
Trustees/Directors/Managing Committee:	:	Dr. Sultan Pradhan, Ms. Padmini Sekhsaria, Mr. Balkumar Agarwal, Dr. Anjali Chhabria, Mr. Suhail Nathani, Mrs. Ritu Nanda, Ms. Ashni Biyani, Mr. Nikhil Swadi

Programs

Salaam Bombay Foundation is dedicated to empowering underprivileged adolescents by providing them with the skills, confidence, and resources necessary to stay in school and build brighter futures. The foundation envisions a world where every child has the opportunity to reach their full potential, breaking the cycle of poverty through education and skill development. Its mission is to equip children with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed choices about their health, education, and livelihood, ensuring their overall well-being and success.

Major Interventions:

Preventive Health Education Programme: SBF operates a range of programs designed to support at-risk children. It educates students on the dangers of tobacco consumption, the importance of nutrition, and mental well-being. Through initiatives like KHANA, students learn about proper nutrition, while the Super Army program engages them in tobacco control advocacy. The Happy Minds initiative provides psychological support to help children manage stress and emotional challenges.

The Skills@School Program focuses on vocational training, offering students practical skills in beauty and wellness, bakery, mobile repair, and digital literacy. This initiative allows adolescents to earn an income while continuing their education, thus preventing school dropouts. Project Résumé bridges classroom education with vocational training, enabling underprivileged adolescents to earn part-time without leaving school. It enhances their future job prospects by integrating education with skill development, apprenticeships, and 21st-century employment skills. The program nurtures confidence, self-esteem, and life skills through art, sports, and media academies, empowering youth at a critical stage.

The Academy of the Arts encourages self-expression through theatre, dance, music, and creative arts, helping students build confidence and discover new career pathways. The Media Academy trains students in journalism, photography, and video editing, giving them a platform to express their perspectives and develop career-oriented skills. The Sports Academy uses fitness and sports to instill discipline, teamwork, and resilience while offering students opportunities in the sports industry.

DreamLab supports alumni by providing advanced training, internships, and entrepreneurial opportunities. The initiative enables former students to transition into sustainable careers through mentorship, market exposure, and financial assistance for business ventures.

Financials

FY 2022 (₹)

FY 2023 (₹)

FY 2024 (₹)

Income and Expenditure Statement -5,023,000 -6,932,000 3,078,000

Income
Government Sources	-	-	-
Foreign Sources	6,885,000	14,953,000	25,673,000
Institutional Sources	-	-	-
General Donations	68,215,000	57,462,000	73,675,000
Sales/Fees	1,000	947,000	748,000
Interest/Dividend	21,948,000	25,867,000	29,097,000
Other Income	6,014,000	171,000	117,000
Total Income (A)	103,063,000	99,400,000	129,310,000

Expenditure
Direct Program Activities	38,602,000	32,884,000	44,163,000
Program Staff Cost	38,987,000	40,861,000	43,826,000
Travel Expenses	397,000	1,466,000	4,735,000
Direct Program Expenses	77,589,000	73,745,000	87,989,000
Fund Raising Expenses	-	-	-
General Staff Cost	19,059,000	20,869,000	20,507,000
Overhead Expenses	6,475,000	5,681,000	8,460,000
Depreciation	4,516,000	4,402,000	4,407,000
Other Expenses/Transfers	50,000	169,000	134,000
Total Expenditure (B)	108,086,000	106,332,000	126,232,000

Surplus / Deficit (A-B)	-5,023,000	-6,932,000	3,078,000

Balance Sheet 423,771,000 406,698,000 411,404,000

Assets
Fixed Assets	25,621,000	24,914,000	24,158,000
Current Assets	3,644,000	4,096,000	5,516,000
Cash And Bank	58,772,000	14,905,000	18,029,000
Total Current Assets	88,037,000	43,915,000	47,703,000
Investments	335,734,000	362,783,000	363,701,000
Accumulated Deficits	-	-	-
Total Assets	423,771,000	406,698,000	411,404,000

Liabilities
Trust Corpus	304,826,000	304,826,000	304,833,000
General Funds	76,704,000	69,772,000	72,850,000
Earmarked Funds	-	-	-
Unutilized Grants	-	-	-
Total	381,530,000	374,598,000	377,683,000
Loans	-	-	-
Loans (From Members)	-	-	-
Current Liabilities	42,241,000	32,100,000	33,721,000
Other Liabilities	-	-	-
Total Liabilities	423,771,000	406,698,000	411,404,000

Financial Notes

1) Sales/Service Charges include registration & sponsorship fees.
2) Other Income includes the sale of investments and other assets, income tax refunds, etc.
3) Direct program activities include electricity, rent, and repairs of programs.
4) Other liabilities include long-term provisions for gratuity.

Additional Information

	FY 2022	FY 2023	FY 2024
Beneficiary Details
Direct Beneficiaries (nos.)	68,510	52,711	66,378
Indirect Beneficiaries (nos.)	168,974	105,362	115,369
Average Cost per Direct Beneficiary (₹)	-	-	-
Staff Details
No. of Staff	83	87	78
Number of Consultants	36	35	34
Number Of Volunteers	35	30	40
Total	154	152	152
Highest Paid Full-Time Staff (₹ p.a.)	5,000,000	5,000,000	5,000,000
Lowest Paid Full-Time Staff (₹ p.a.)	180,000	156,001	216,000

Trend Analysis

Peer Comparison

NGO Name	Sector	Sub Sector	Location	% Spent on Beneficiaries	Income (₹)	Expense (₹)
	Atulya Vikash	Education	Services	Jharkhand	97	333,630	333,127
	Foundation For Excellence India Trust (FFEIT)	Education	Scholarships	Karnataka	95	658,104,660	660,524,997
arr2
	Foundation For Excellence India Trust (FFEIT)	Education	Scholarships	Karnataka	95	658,104,660	660,524,997
arr2
	K.C. Mahindra Education Trust	Education	Girl Child	Maharashtra	85	1,339,741,000	1,344,351,000
arr3
	Atma Education Trust	Education	Services	Maharashtra	76	19,739,697	17,160,220
	Salaam Bombay Foundation	Education	School and Vocational Training	Maharashtra	73	129,310,000	126,232,000

Amount ₹ * 2,000 5,000 10,000 (HelpYourNGO takes great care to find and vet causes for you. We charge a nominal fee of 5% to partially cover our payment processing and NGO listing costs.)
Full Name *	PAN *
Email ID *	Mobile

Salaam Bombay Foundation