INDCARE Charitable Trust

INDCARE was involved in the following interventions during the year FY12:

• INDCARE has formed total 2,510 self-help groups (SHGs) and currently 10 co-operatives are formed by extending SHG. It reached out to more than 50,000 beneficiaries and has provided loans of nearly Rs98m so far.
• The Mid-day meal scheme organised by INDCARE covers 919 schools in Delhi and 194,958 students. INDCARE has served cooked food to 92,000 children of 778 Primary and Upper Primary Schools of Tarn Taran in Punjab to the full satisfaction of the children and the administration.
• INDCARE Trust, in collaboration with the Ministry of Women and Child Development, has tried to ensure the Right to Food, through the Integrated Child Development Scheme. Through this attempt, 49 Self Help Groups were also linked to the scheme and 490 women were employed. It is carried out in areas of Delhi and currently 30% of the total assets is also held by these women. Total 680 Anganvadis are covered with 68,000 beneficiaries.
• Reproductive Child Health carried out activities for reducing child mortality, improving maternal health, combat HIV/AIDS and other diseases, develop global partnership by adoption, access to health clinics, encouraging research and development and awareness camps for health related issues.
• The Jan Ahar scheme has been launched by the Delhi Government under which poor and low-income groups will be offered nutritious and delicious meals twice a day at a low price of Rs15/-.
• Urban Housing rights, energy efficiency, solid waste management, Ecotourism in Uttarakhand along with other miscellaneous activities like initiatives on health and natural resources management, shelter rights.
• INDCARE has various partners includes Rashtriya Mahila Kosh, Municipal Corporation of Delhi, Action Aid - UK, Asian Coalition For Housing Rights, SHARE-USA, European Union, CAPART, HUDCO, Central Social Welfare Advisory Board, Novartis, Ranbaxy, Cipla, Care Medicare, to name a few.