To build capacities of urban poor communities; enabling access to human rights for Youth/Children, Community Intervention & Skilling, etc.

Childline India Foundation; Indian Housing Federation (IHF); Godrej; etc.

Dr. Lata Narayan; Dr. Helen Joseph, Ms. Nisreen Ebrahim

Beneficiary Spend:

Average: 79.0%

Highest: 98.2%

Lowest: 26.1%

Income:

Average: Rs9 cr

Highest: Rs237 cr

Lowest: Rs1 lac

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Building sustainable and equitable cities in Maharashtra

• Crisis: We all seek a humane society free from all forms of exploitation and discrimination, where men, women, youth and children from underprivileged communities actively participate in the development process. YUI aims to increase capacities of urban poor communities for an inclusive growth and to better the standard of living in Mumbai.
• Programs: i) In a collaborative effort with Childline 1098 YUI supports children in need of care and protection by responding to emergency calls. They work closely with police systems and railway authorities in mobilizing their assistance in rescuing children in danger. ii) YUI has implemented a Child Learning Center with an intention to provide children of migrant construction workers with basic facilities to help children learn and grow. iii) YUI also works with various NGOs and CBOs which creates a safe space for children to ponder on social attitudes and practices that exist in the society. They also train them in activities like team building, problem solving, etc.
• Outcome: In 2018 - YUI team received 500+ calls through ChildLine 1098 and helped children in danger. They also conducted Child Safety awareness workshops in different parts of Mumbai. YUI provided ₹600,000 worth of education scholarships to 70+ children associated with the NGO.