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ETASHA Society

Sector: Livelihood
Sub Sector: Vocational Training
Tax Deduction: 50% u/s 80G of The Income Tax Act, 1961
FCRA:

UN Sustainable Development Goals:
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% Spent on Beneficiaries

80%
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Year of Establishment : 2006
Registered Address : E-48 Lower Ground Floor, Greater Kailash Enclave 2, New Delhi 110048, Delhi
Presence : Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh
Website : https://www.etashasociety.org
Email : etasha@etashasociety.org
Telephone : +91 11 29221320; +91 11 29221321; +91 11 29221322
Donor Contact : Dr. Meenakshi / +91 9810128687 / meenakshi@etashasociety.org
Registered Under : The Societies Registration Act, 1860
Auditor : Nitin Khandelwal & Associates
Bankers : Bank Of India
Trustees/Directors/Managing Committee: : Dr. Meenakshi Nayar - Founder President, Dr. Freda Swaminathan - Vice President, Ms. Mini Bhargava - Secretary, Ms. Sangeeta Sharma - Treasurer, Ms. Ritu Motwani - Member, Ms. Anita Aneja - Member, Mr. Pramod Patni - Member, Dr. Usha Jumani - Member, Dr. Cherian Joseph - Member, Ms. Vandana Bhatnagar - Member, Mr. Vijay Toley - Member

Etasha Society works with youth, adolescents, women from disadvantaged backgrounds to enable them with the skills, confidence, and mindset required for modern-day work environments through providing vocational, placement, and employability skills training & career guidance. The focus is to improve lives and livelihoods while promoting a positive mindset change in the individual and the community for sustained employment and income generation.

Major Interventions:

Vocational Training & Placement Programs: Etasha provides short-duration, industry-relevant skills training in both online and offline modes, achieving a job placement rate of 75 to 80% in organized industries, with ongoing support and engagement through alumni interactions. The Employability Skills Development and Placement (ESDP) program covers soft and core job-linked training skills followed by placement for youth enrolled in trades with employment potential in the manufacturing and service sectors.

Additionally, the Grassroots Entrepreneurship Program (GEP) nurtures budding entrepreneurs through business education, enterprise management training, initial funding assistance, and sustained mentorship for the development and sustainability of their small-scale enterprises. Etasha also cover essential skills such as spoken English, computer literacy, interpersonal communication, and interview techniques, helping to build social confidence and a deeper understanding of the professional environment.

Women Entrepreneurship: Etasha empowers stay-at-home women, who may be illiterate or semi-literate, by guiding them to establish and manage their own income-generating enterprises. Utilizing a structured approach that includes education, skills development, and entrepreneurship, the program employs awareness-building campaigns to educate communities about the significance of women’s empowerment through entrepreneurial activities. Participants receive comprehensive training in life skills, digital literacy, and technical skills specific to their chosen enterprise, along with business management skills like marketing, sales, and operations. Additionally, the program supports women from the initial stages of business idea development to the actual management and scaling of their enterprises, ensuring they have the necessary resources and knowledge to thrive.

Career Guidance & Life Skills Development: It offers a broad array of initiatives targeting life and academic skill enhancement for 8th to 12th graders. Key components include the Life Skills Development and Counselling (LSC), which provides life skills workshops, individual counselling, and a supportive helpline called ‘Keh Daalo’. Etasha collaborates with schools to offer customized remedial education in basic language and numeracy skills, and it provides training in basic computer and internet usage. Additionally, confidence-building workshops foster soft skills like public speaking and problem-solving, and Career Guidance workshops, known as ‘Career Highway’, deliver personalized career planning based on each student's aptitudes and interests.

FY 2021 (₹) FY 2022 (₹) FY 2023 (₹)
Income
Government Sources - - -
Foreign Sources 2,251,625 2,467,323 -
Institutional Sources 26,648,476 46,767,326 34,662,002
General Donations 3,253,461 1,805,173 2,080,638
Sales/Fees 154,702 268,121 773,508
Interest/Dividend 384,515 547,331 177,246
Other Income 5,305 68,445 -
Total Income (A) 32,698,084 51,923,719 37,693,394
 
Expenditure
Direct Program Activities 5,487,963 15,655,246 43,924,151
Program Staff Cost 14,592,314 16,097,451 -
Travel Expenses 992,484 1,660,110 -
Direct Program Expenses 20,080,277 31,752,697 43,924,151
Fund Raising Expenses 33,964 230,694 -
General Staff Cost 2,193,294 2,263,896 -
Overhead Expenses 2,727,791 1,460,154 9,506,112
Depreciation 764,070 1,028,710 1,622,433
Other Expenses/Transfers 1,207,593 - -
Total Expenditure (B) 27,999,473 38,396,261 55,052,696
 
Surplus / Deficit (A-B) 4,698,611 13,527,458 -17,359,302
Assets
Fixed Assets 2,580,936 4,339,128 5,501,347
Current Assets 1,056,689 682,232 1,808,767
Cash And Bank 6,429,503 7,249,892 13,515,262
Total Current Assets 10,067,128 12,271,252 20,825,376
Investments 5,618,195 17,063,749 -
Accumulated Deficits - - -
Total Assets 15,685,323 29,335,001 20,825,376
 
Liabilities
Trust Corpus 3,732,144 4,724,954 5,935,001
General Funds 9,304,189 22,831,648 5,472,346
Earmarked Funds - - 257,250
Unutilized Grants - - -
Total 13,036,333 27,556,602 11,664,597
Loans - - -
Loans (From Members) - - -
Current Liabilities 2,648,990 1,778,399 9,160,779
Other Liabilities - - -
Total Liabilities 15,685,323 29,335,001 20,825,376
1) Etasha receives training fees from its students which has been recorded under Sales/Fees.
2) Other Income includes interest on IT/TDS Refund, Misc. Income, etc.
3) The overall spent on the programs have been obtained for FY23, but not a detailed breakdown.
4) Fund Raising expenses include publicity material & community mobilization.
5) Other Expenses includes Loss on sale of asset, interest paid on TDS Payment, etc.
FY 2021 FY 2022 FY 2023
Beneficiary Details
Direct Beneficiaries (nos.) - - -
Indirect Beneficiaries (nos.) - - -
Average Cost per Direct Beneficiary (₹) - - -
Staff Details
No. of Staff - - -
Number of Consultants - - -
Number Of Volunteers 3 - -
Total 3 - -
Highest Paid Full-Time Staff (₹ p.a.) - - -
Lowest Paid Full-Time Staff (₹ p.a.) - - -
Services Funds Raised (₹)
9,762
Donation 33,333
Online Donations 3,500
Total Funds Raised 46,595
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Aai Caretaker Livelihood Vocational Training Maharashtra 88 188,618,617 186,741,848
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ETASHA Society Livelihood Vocational Training Delhi 80 37,693,394 55,052,696


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