Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Funds for NGOs

Title: MIF’s $100,000 Grant for submitting Proposals on Ideas for Developing Financial Mechanisms to reduce Poverty and build Sustainable Livelihoods
Brief: Some of the innovative ideas (as listed but not limited only to these) can be based on micro-credit lending, micro-insurance, social protection services and the flow of migrant remittances for development which can address different types of risks for the poor under the “Financial Solutions to Improve Livelihoods of Poor Households” theme. Under the second theme of “Solutions for Catalyzing Investment by and for the Enterprise and Private Sector,” ideas could be based on increasing investments from the private sector for poverty alleviation like ensuring profits for businesses that provide products tailor-made for the poor.
Deadline Date: 15 November 2009
Eligiable countries: All Countries
Website: http://www.fininnov.org/?l=en

Title: AUSAID Human Rights Grant for NGOs
Brief: The last date to submit the application forms is 2 October 2009. NGOs selected for the funding will be informed by December 2009 and proposed projects will be expected to begin by December 2009 or January 2010.
Deadline Date: 2 October 2009
Eligiable countries: Developing Countries
Website: http://www.ausaid.gov.au/business/other_opps/humanrights_scheme.cfm

Title: Trust Fund for NGOs working for Indigenous People
Brief: Please attach documentation confirming that your organization has obtained the free, prior and informed consent of the indigenous peoples/communities you seek to serve. All project proposals must include written evidence of free, prior and informed consent, such as a letter or document including names, signatures and contact details of the indigenous peoples, groups or communities you seek to serve.
Deadline Date: 1 November 2009
Eligiable countries: All Countries
Website: http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/unpfii/en/second_trustfund.html


Title: Commonwealth Foundation’s Civil Society Responsive Grants

Brief: ” Available grants for each project are limited to £10,000 with average grant being around £5,000 but in exceptional cases, it can be up to £20,000. There are quarterly deadlines and the grant applications are accepted round the year. The next deadlines for submitting proposals are 30 September and 31 December 2009.
Deadline Date: 30 September and 31 December 2009
Eligiable countries: Developing Commonwealth Countries
Website: http://www.commonwealthfoundation.com/about/grantseekers/OandG/

Title: Medals for Outstanding Research on Development
Brief: “The Medals will be awarded based upon the innovativeness of the research topic and the methodology, quality of content, relevance of the research in the context of the specific theme and the clarity and significance of the policy implications for addressing specific development issues The registration form, the abstract, the completed paper and the CV should be submitted online. The deadline for submitting the application form is 14 October 2009.
Deadline Date: 14 October 2009
Eligiable countries: Developing Countries
Website: http://www.gdnet.org/~2009awards

Title: Request for Proposals from Bill Gates Foundation
Brief: Innovation of the ideas proposed is critical to participate in the Grand Challenges Explorations. Although no data or background information, the short application should clearly demonstrate the experimental evidence of the idea proposed. Applications have to be submitted online. The last date for submitting the applications is 2 November 2009.
Deadline Date: 2 November 2009
Eligiable countries: All Countries
Website: http://www.grandchallenges.org/Explorations/Pages/ApplicationInstructions.aspx

Resource from:http://www.fundsforngos.org/

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Brief on hurdles faced by NGOs and a tip suggested by Yatn-A NGO in India to over come it

If we can dare to dream, we can also overcome hurdles.

Failure occurs only when we stop trying. We understand that hurdles are part of any pursuit and we move on with a strong belief that they can be tackled. A relentless pursuit is the answer to most of the agony we face from failure.

It is easy to share a vision but it takes more than that to realize and implement it at a grass root level. Some of us might be fortunate enough to be blessed with a good life. It becomes more meaningful when we do noble activities and give back something to the society we live in. At ‘Yatn – A Society’®, we consider it our duty to help the less fortunate ones achieve the basic standards of life.

Contact Address:


Yatn - A Society
8-2-120/86/9/A, Plot No - 22
Road No:2,Banjara Hills
Opp: LV Prasad Eye Hospital
Hyderabad - 500 034 INDIA
Office: +91(40) 64555247
Email : jags@yatna.org, info@yatna.org
For more details visit:http://www.yatna.org

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

State Branches of Indian Red Cross Society

South Indian Region:

Andhra Pradesh State Branch

Contact Person: Justice A Lakshmana Rao (State Secretary), Mr. C. Mohan Rao (Executive Officer)
Address: Andhra Pradesh State Head Quarters ,Indian Red Cross Society ,No.3-6-212, Street No. 15,Himayat Nagar, Hyderabad 500 029.
Code: 040
Ph. No. 23221748, 3310521 Extn. 240
(R) 23743454
Mob: 9848152402
Fax: 23221748, 23261246
R. Chodhary 9848027430
Branches: 33
E-mail: secretaryaprc@yahoo.co.in

Andaman & Nicobar State Branch

Contact Person: Dr. R. Tulasidasan (Secretary), Ms. Papa David (Joint Secretary)
Address: Andaman & Nicobar State Branch,Indian Red Cross Society,DHS Annexe Building
Behind Cellular Jail,P.O. Aberdeen Bazaar ,Port Blair – 744 104.
Code: 03192
(O) 232797, 233331
Fax: 233331
(M): 09434280898
E-mail: rtdasan@gmail.com

Karnataka State Branch

Contact Person: Dr. N.G. Narayana(General Secretary), Mr. Krishna Murthy (Asst. Secretary)
Address: Karnataka State Branch,Indian Red Cross Society,No.26, Red Cross Bhavan,
1st Floor, Race Course Road, Bangalore -560 001.
Code: 080
(O) 22264205, 22268435
(Fax) 22284878
(R) 23102011, 09886288703 (M)
[Mr. Manjunath: 228478(O)]
Branches : 42
E-mail: ircskar@vsnl.net

Kerala State Branch

Contact Person: Shri Krishnanandan. C (Administrator), Mrs. Aniamma (Administrative Asst.), Shri A. Misbah
Address: Kerala State Branch,Indian Red Cross Society ,Red Cross Road,Thiruvananthapuram-695 037. Code: 0471
(O) 2478106
(R) 2332487
(M) 9744209778
Tele Fax : 2478106
Branches : 11

Lakshadweep U.T. Branch

Contact Person: Mr. A. Misbah (Honorary General Secretary), Mrs. Aniamma (Administrative Asst.), Shri A. Misbah
Address: Lakshadweep U.T. Branch ,Indian Red Cross Society,P.O. Kavaratti – 682 555.
Code : 04896
(O)263582
(R) 263583
Fax : 262817, 262819

Pondicherry State Branch

Contact Person: Dr. Dilip Kumar Baliga (Secretary), Mr. C. Selvanathan (Under Secretary Health)
Address: Puducherry Branch,Indian Red Cross Society,Health Department Complex ,New Saram,Pondicherry - 605 013.
Code: 0413
(O) 2249350
E-mail: dms@pondy.nic.in

Tamil Nadu State Branch

Contact Person: Mrs. Shantha Diaz(Secretary), Mr. Madhu Sudanan (C.A.O)
Address: Tamil Nadu State Branch,Indian Red Cross Society,Red Cross Building
32 Montieth Road, Egmore,Chennai- 600008.
Code: 044
(O) 28554548, 28554425, 28554117,28511711
24980971
(M): 9884259388
Fax : 28586997
BB : 28554425
VT&RC 28554117
Branches : 80
E-mail: redcross@vsnl.net

source from:http://www.indianredcross.org

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

State Branches of Indian Red Cross Society

North Indian Region:

Chandigarh Union Territory Branch

Contact Person: Ms. Niharika Rai (Secretary), Capt. Suraj Parkash Verma (Joint Secretary)
Address :Chandigarh U.T. Branch, Indian Red Cross Society,Karuna Sadan Building
Sector 11-B,Chandigarh – 160 015.
Code: 0172
(O) 2742000, 2744188
(R) 2748877
(M) 98153441188

Delhi Branch

Contact Person: Gp Capt. (Retd.) D.C. Bakshi(Honorary Secretary), Wg. Cdr. (Retd.) Sunil Yadav(Honorary Joint Secretary)
Address : NCT of Delhi Branch,Indian Red Cross Society,Red Cross Bhawan,Golf Links
New Delhi - 110003.
Code: 011
(O) 24618915; 24611756, 24618073
(M) 9811281391
Fax: 24617531
E-mail: indcrossbr@vsnl.net

Haryana State Branch

Contact Person: Col. (Dr.) (Retd.) G.P. Taneja(Secretary ), Ms. Savita Agarwal(Joint Secretary)
Address: Haryana State Branch,Indian Red Cross Society,Sector 16,Chandigarh - 160 016.
Code: 0172
(0) 2546328; 2546330
(Mr. Sandal: 2543889)
(R) 747031
Fax : 2546328
ircs_hr@rediffmail.com

Himachal Pradesh State Branch

Contact Person: Mr. U.S. Thakur(Organising Secretary)
Address: Himachal Pradesh State Branch, Indian Red Cross Society, Red Cross Bhawan
Barnes Court,Shimla - 171002.
Code: 0177
(O) 2621868
(R) 2640832
Fax: 2624814

Jammu & Kashmir State Branch

Contact Person: Shri Feroze Ahmad, IAS (Retd.) (Honorary General Secretary), Mr. Anil K. Padha(Honorary Secretary) (Regional Red Cross Committee, Jammu), Dr. G.M. Uuntoo(Honorary Secretary)( Regional Red Cross Committee, Srinagar)
Address: Jammu & Kashmir State Branch, Indian Red Cross Society, Exchange Road
Srinagar 190001.
Code: 0194
Telefax (O) 2473910
(M): 09419406546, 09419079078

Punjab State Branch

Contact Person: Surg. Cmde. (Retd) V.K. Puri (Secretary), Mr. Ramesh Agarwal (Joint Secretary)
Address: Punjab State Branch,Indian Red Cross Society ,Red Cross Bhawan
Sector 16-A, Madhya Marg,Chandigarh - 160017.
Code: 0172
(O) 2784299, 2542180
(R) 2690802
Fax : 2549434
E-mail: punjabredcross_16@rediffmail.com

Uttar Pradesh State Branch

Contact Person: Mr. V.N. Mathur (Treasurer)
Address: Uttar Pradesh State Branch,Indian Red Cross Society,Raja Nawab Ali Road,Opp. Kesar Bagh Bus Stand,Lucknow - 226001.
Code: 0522
(O) 2231672
(R) 2614382, 2509882
Fax: 2225159
(M) 09839016362

Uttarakhand State Branch

Contact Person: Dr. I.S. Pal (General Secretary), Dr. Naresh Choudhary (Honorary Treasurer)
Address: Uttarakhand State Branch, Indian Red Cross Society, 107, Chander Nagar
Swastiya Parisar, Dehradun (Uttarakhand)-248001.
Code: 0135
(O) 26456224
(R) 2623723
(Fax) 95135-2728155
(M) 09412059101

Madhya Pradesh State Branch

Contact Person: Shri N.K. Sharma (Secretary), Dr. H.S. Patel (Deputy Secretary)
Address: Madhya Pradesh State Branch,Indian Red Cross Society,Red Cross Bhawan
Shivaji Nagar,Bhopal – 462016.
Code: 0755
[Mr. R.K. Srivastava: 551657]
(O) 2550441, 2552475, 2551657
Fax 2552475
Mob: 09229495551
E-mail: mpredcross2006@yahoo.co.in

Chatisgarh State Branch

Contact Person: Shri A.B. Dubey (Secretary), Mr. Ashok Sharma (Additional Secretary)
Address: Chhattisgarh State Branch,Indian Red Cross Society ,Red Cross Bhawan
Collectorate Premises, G.E. Road,Raipur, Chhattisgarh.
Code: 0771
(O) 4037564
Shri Vikassheel (IAS), Chairman:
0771- 2255688(R), 09425235222 (M)
Fax-0771-4091982
E-mail: cm_ircs@rediffmail.com

source from:http://www.indianredcross.org

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Successful event organized by Yatn-A NGO in India

True to its name, ‘Yatn’® perseveres to bring in a positive change by uniting people who share the common vision of a developed India, and pay back to the society which helped us.

For instance,Mr. Sridhar Reddy of Pulicherla village,Andhra Pradesh was concerned about the depleting trees and was ready to sponsor for a right solution. He approached Yatn. Subsequently the organization took up an in-depth study of the village and its greenery.

In addition to the problem of deforestation, ‘Yatn – A Society’® also identified infrastructural problems at schools and Anganwadis in and around Pulicherla. On behalf of the sponsor, ‘Yatn – A Society’® organized a plantation day, inviting the village Panchayat heads and local school children. This initiative not only helped in encouraging the villagers to plant more trees but also enabled them to understand the importance of trees to combat climate change. In August 2008, a total of 2000 mango trees were planted in Pulicherla village on Nagarjuna Sagar Road.

Appeal

We make a sincere appeal to join our team to banish poverty, illiteracy and ignorance. If you want to be a part of it and share a common dream of a developed India, please fill in the Sign Up form. We will keep you informed about the schedule of various events.

Contact Address:

Yatn - A Society
8-2-120/86/9/A, Plot No - 22
Road No:2,Banjara Hills
Opp: LV Prasad Eye Hospital
Hyderabad - 500 034 INDIA
Office: +91(40) 64555247
Email : jags@yatna.org
For more details visit:http://www.yatna.org

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Grants and Funds for NGOs

Title:Changemakers’ Competition for NGOs for Providing Solutions to Mental Health Problems
Brief: Applicants can make online submissions, which will be initially reviewed by a panel of judges. The panel will select the best entries and they will be listed on Changemakers’ website for voting. The top three entries will finally be awarded with the prize. The last date to submit entries is 14 October 2009.
Deadline Date: 14 October 2009
Eligiable countries: All Countries
Website: http://www.changemakers.com/en-us/mentalhealth

Title: UNIFEM’s “Fund for Gender Equality” announced
Deadline Date: 30 September 2009
Eligiable countries: Developing Countries
Website: http://www.unifem.org/partnerships/fund_for_gender_equality/application_guidelines.php

Title: USIP announces the 2009 Annual Grant Competition
Brief: Applicants can make online submissions, which will be initially reviewed by a panel of judges. The panel will select the best entries and they will be listed on Changemakers’ website for voting. The top three entries will finally be awarded with the prize. The last date to submit entries is 14 October 2009.
Deadline Date: 1 October 2009
Eligiable countries: All Countries (US and non-US)
Website: http://www.usip.org/grants-fellowships/annual-grant-competition

Title: Grant from S.E.VEN Fund to research Entrepreneurship Contribution towards Poverty Reduction
Brief: To apply for the fund, an initial proposal of no more than 3 pages along with the CV of the relevant person has to be submitted. The proposal should include the project summary, a draft budget and references. After the review of the initial proposal, a full proposal will be requested from the applicants. The deadline to submit the initial proposal is 15 October 2009.
Deadline Date: 15 October 2009
Eligiable countries: Any Country
Website: http://sevenfund.org/enterprise-solutions-poverty/index.php#4

Title: International Engagement Awards from Wellcome Trust
Deadline Date: 30 October 2009
Eligiable countries: Listed Developing Countries
Website: http://www.wellcome.ac.uk/Funding/Public-engagement/Grants/International-Engagement-Awards/index.htm

Title: Funding policy-level research for Poverty Reduction
Brief: The initiative will fund 15 organizations in each region and the support will be either for a full- four-year period or for two-year renewal term. The application forms can be submitted online via website or email. The last date to apply for the initiative is 28 September 2009. However, since prior registration is required for all applying organizations, the registration will close on 21 September 2009. Registration can be made online via the website.
Deadline Date: 28 September 2009
Eligiable countries: South Asia and Latin America
Website: http://www.idrc.ca/thinktank/ev-125667-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html

Title: Award for Efforts against Human Trafficking & other Forms of Modern-day Slavery
Brief: The award has a cash prize of $10,000 which will be provided to the recipient over a period of two years. The winner has to travel to the United States to receive the award and also share his/her work experience with an international audience. It is not necessary for the person to be familiar with English. Within the one month of the confirmation of the award, Free the Slaves will visit the work of the winner and make a film on it.Nomination form has to be downloaded and completed and then sent by email. The last date to apply is 1 December 2009.
Deadline Date: 1 December 2009
Eligiable countries: All Countries
Website: http://www.freetheslaves.net/Page.aspx?pid=421

Title: Women working for the rights of women can be nominated for the Ginetta Sagan Award
Brief: The Ginetta Sagan Fund carries a cash award of US $10,000 which is given out at the Annual General Meeting of the Amnesty International – USA, held every year.
The nomination form can be downloaded from the Amnesty International’s website. The last date to submit nominations is 1 October 2009.
Deadline Date: 1 October 2009
Eligiable countries: All Countries
Website: http://www.amnestyusa.org/our-mission-and-the-movement/the-ginetta-sagan-fund/page.do?id=1104604

Title: Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellowship Program to understand Democracy
Brief: The fellowship for activists and practitions will be for a period of five months while scholars will be able to have the residential program from 5-10 months. The fellowship will cover living expenses, health insurance and international travel to and from Washington DC in addition to the office and research support provided.
The last date to apply for the fellowship is 2 November 2009.
Deadline Date: 2 November 2009.
Eligiable countries: Developing Countries
Website:
http://www.ned.org/forum/reagan-fascell.html

Title: Felipa Award 2010 on Human Rights
Brief: Nomination forms can be downloaded from the IGLHRC website and can be emailed, faxed or mailed. The last date to submit the nominations is 1 October 2009.
Deadline Date 1 October 2009.
Eligiable countries: All Countries
Website: http://www.iglhrc.org/cgi-bin/iowa/article/support/coc2010/954.html

Title: SAARC Award for Peace, Friendship and Development
Brief: The SAARC award has a cash prize of US $25,000 for the winner along with a citation and a gold medal, which will be presented in a ceremony held at the regional level. Only nominations are accepted based on the form available from the website. The last date to apply for the award is 10 October 2009.
Deadline Date: 10 October 2009.
Eligiable countries:
South Asia
Website: http://www.slmfa.gov.lk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2047&Itemid=135

Resource from:http://www.fundsforngos.org/

List of NGOs in MUMBAI

Organization Name: Indian Red Cross Society
Address: Shahid Bhagat Sihgh Road, G FLOOR
Town Hall Compound, Shahid Bhagat Sihgh Road, Fort, Mumbai, Maharastra 400001
Contact Numbers: 022-22661524‎,022-22644642‎
website: www.indianredcross.org

Organization Name: Society for Service to Voluntary Agencies
Address: Room No. 2 & 3, Petit Municipal School,R.K.Patkar Marg, Opp. Bhabha Hospital,Bandra (W),Mumbai - 400050
Contact Numbers: 2655-5704 / 2641-1205
Email ID: sosva@hotmail.com
website: http://www.sosva.org

Organization Name: Pratham Mumbai
Address: Above Adarsh Mithai Mandir,Oswal Bhavan, Tardeo Road,Nana Chowk,Mumbai - 400007
Contact Number: 2385-1542
Email ID: smeera61@vsnl.net
website: http://www.pratham.org

Organization Name: Action for Good Governance & Networking in India
Address: Peacock Palace,Ground Floor 69 ,Bhulabhai Desai Road,Mumbai - 400026
Contact Number: 2368-2697
Email ID: agni@agnimumbai.org
website: www.agnimumbai.org

Organization Name: Akshara
Address: 501, Neelambari, Road No. 86,Opp. Portuguese Church,Dadar (W),Mumbai - 400028
Contact Numbers: 2431-6082 / 2430-9676
Email ID: aksharacentre@vsnl.com

Organization Name: Annapurna Mahila Mandal
Address: 10, Navnit,125 Ram Maruti Road,Dadar (W),Mumbai - 400028
Contact Numbers: 2430-4474 / 2430-8704
Email ID: ammd@vsnl.net

Organization Name: Association for Consumers Action on Safety and Health Servants of India Society
Address: IInd Floor,417 SVP Road, Girgaum, Mumbai – 400004.
Contact Number: 2388 6556

Organization Name: Concern India Foundation
Address: 3rd Floor Ador House,6 K Dubash Marg,Kala Ghoda,Mumbai - 400001
Contact Number: 2288-0129
Email ID: ho@concernindia.org
website:www.concernindia.org

Organization Name: Dignity Foundation
Address: BMC School Building, Topiwala Lane,Opp. Lamington Road Police Station,Grant Road (E),Mumbai - 400007
Contact Numbers: 2384-1845 / 2389-8079
Email ID: diginity@vsnl.com

Organization Name: Federation of Slum Dwellers of India
Address: C/o SPARC, Municipal Dispensary Bldg,Meghraj Shetty Marg, Opp. Chulla Maidan Byculla (W),Mumbai - 400008
Contact Numbers: 2309-6730 / 2300 -5611
Email ID: arcbyc@vsnl.com

Organization Name: Helpage India
Address: No. 34-A/44, Guruchhaya,Manish Nagar, P.O. Azad Nagar Andheri (W),Mumbai - 400053
Contact Numbers: 2637-0740 / 2637-0754
Email ID: helpage@bom3.vsnl.net.in
website: http://www.helpageindia.org

Organization Name: Karmayog
Address: 2nd floor, Shreeniwas House,H. Somani Road Fort,Mumbai - 400001
Contact Numbers: 2200-0004 / 2200-0478
Email ID: karmayog@yahoogroups.com
website: http://www.karmayog.com/

Organization Name: The Spastics Society of India
Address: K. C. Marg,Bandra Reclamation,Bandra (West,Mumbai - 400050
Contact Numbers: 2644-3666 / 2644-3688
Email ID: drmithualur@nrcissi.org
website: http://www.nrcissi.org

Organization Name: World Wide Fund For Nature
Address: 204 National Insurance Bldg,Dr. Dadabhoy Naoroji Road Fort,Mumbai - 400001
Contact Numbers: 2207-8105
Email ID: wwfbombay@vsnl.com
website: www.wwfindia.org

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Monday, September 14, 2009

Get Involved in social service activities of Yatn-A NGO in India

Your cooperation and support goes a long way in promoting Yatn's cause. Yatn appeals to each and every individual to share our philanthropic vision and unite for a common cause and share the dream of a developed India. In our relentless pursuit of a better society we sincerely hope that you would extend a helping hand.

Come and be a part of ‘Yatn – A Society’®.

We organize and undertake various environmental and developmental programmes. If you wish to sponsor any specific task around your village/town/city, you can get in touch with us to carry out the programme. We have carried out successful campaigns on the development front.

Contact Address:

Yatn - A Society
8-2-120/86/9/A, Plot No - 22
Road No:2,Banjara Hills
Opp: LV Prasad Eye Hospital
Hyderabad - 500 034 INDIA
Office: +91(40) 64555247
Email : jags@yatna.org
For more details visit:http://www.yatna.org

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Call for Applications: Youth Forum for Social Change in Delhi, Nov 13-16

Call for Applications from UNESCO and The YP Foundation

VIKALP: Searching for Alternatives,A Youth Forum for Social Change,13th-16th November 2009, New Delhi

The Youth Forum on Social Change, to be held in New Delhi from the 13th to 16th of November 2009, is aimed at promoting youth led dialogue and action in India, by bringing together young people from across the country to share best practices and examine strategies on how they can build youth action in an inclusive and cohesive manner.

The Youth Forum aims to facilitate the active engagement of young people, by focusing on youth led community work in four specific issues of gender and sexuality, education, disability and HIV/AIDS.

The four-day forum will bring together 32 young people who are implementing existing youth led community work in these four cross cutting areas. All expenses relating to travel, accommodation and food will be covered for outstation participants only.

For projects/initiatives that are developed as an outcome of the 4-day forum, UNESCO and TYPF will make available small grants to support collective youth leadership and shall also provide mentoring and support in the development, implementation and assessment of these initiatives. Participants who are selected for the forum must be willing to conceptualize and design initiatives that incorporate the outcome of the learning’s of the forum.

For more details, please email theypfoundation@gmail.com The deadline for submitting applications is September 18, 2009. Email theypfoundation@gmail.com to get a copy of the application.

Source from: http://theyouthparliament.blogspot.com

Posted in:NGO in India|NGO Of India

Friday, September 11, 2009

Successful Kick-Start of Yatn-A NGO in India

The primary aim of ‘Yatn – A Society’® is to provide the basic facilities to the weaker sections of the society. We also take up projects aimed at improving the environment. With emphasis on rural development, Yatn's efforts are focused on ensuring healthcare, quality education, facilitating clean drinking water and rehabilitation of destitute children and old people.

Successful kick-start

Yatn's mission was initiated with a tree planting programme held in Pulicherla village, Nagarjuna Sagar Road. With all the villagers and the Gram Panchayat Heads extending support to the afforestation drive, the event turned out to be a grand success.

Contact Address:

Yatn - A Society
8-2-120/86/9/A, Plot No - 22
Road No:2,Banjara Hills
Opp: LV Prasad Eye Hospital
Hyderabad - 500 034 INDIA
Office: +91(40) 64555247
Email : jags@yatna.org
For more details visit:http://www.yatna.org

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

NGO Funding Agencies

JAPAN: Japanese Embassy in India
FRANCE: Ministère des Affaires Etrangères
CANADA: Canadian High Commission in India
NETHERLANDS: Royal Netherlands Embassy in India
DENMARK: Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA)
NETHERLANDS: Royal Netherlands Embassy in India
NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand High Commission in India
U.K.: Overseas Development Administration (ODA now DFID)
USA: V.I.T.A. (Volunteers in Technical Assistance), Institute of Evolutionary Research, Merriam Hill Centre, Sri Aurobindo's Action Centre, Infinity Foundation, Turtle Island Fund
Give India: For more details visit: http://www.giveindia.org.
Child Fund India: For more details visit: http://www.childfundindia.org
Centre for World Solidarity: For more details visit: http://cwys.org
Cottonwood Foundation: For more details visit: http://www.cottonwoodfdn.org/
International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development: For more details visit: http://www.icimod.org
Action against Hunger: For more details visit: http://www.actionagainsthunger.org
ArvinMeritor's Culture of Social Responsibility: For more details visit: http://www.arvinmeritor.com
Aid to Artisans: For more details visit: http://www.aidtoartisans.org
Alcoa Foundation: For more details visit:http://www.alcoa.com
BESO: For more details visit: http://www.beso.org
Benton Foundation: For more details visit: http://www.benton.org/about
FIRST: For more details visit: http://www.firstinitiative.org
Helpage India: For more details visit: http://www.helpageindia.org
ProWorld: For more details visit: http://www.myproworld.org/
AUSTRALIA: Quaker Service Australia: For more details visit: http://www.qsa.org.au
Indian Government:
* Ministry of Culture
* Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
* Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
* Ministry of Tribal Affairs
* Ministry of Women & Child Development
* Department of Higher Education
* Department of School Education & Literacy
* National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO)
* Council for Advancement of People's Action and Rural Technology (CAPART)

Vision and Mission of Yatn- An Indian NGO

A Vision of Developed India

Yatn – A Society’® vision is directed at realizing the dream of a self sufficient and self reliant India, which has achieved remarkable progress in all the areas that define human achievement.

Mission Possible

All big missions have humble beginnings and so is ‘Yatn – A Society’® is endeavor. Our mission is to address issues like poverty and ignorance that are threatening and weakening our country’s progress.

We aim to achieve literacy, eradicate poverty, abolish child labour, uplift and instill confidence among the weaker sections of the society.Our NGO services focus on assessing individual strengths and needs, setting personal goals and providing an environment that encourages overall growth and development.

Contact Address;

Yatn - A Society
8-2-120/86/9/A, Plot No - 22
Road No:2,Banjara Hills
Opp: LV Prasad Eye Hospital
Hyderabad - 500 034 INDIA
Office: +91(40) 64555247
Email : jags@yatna.org
For more details visit:http://www.yatna.org

How to set up a NGO in india

You have to first Register yourself in the Registrar office of your district under Society registration Act 1860 which requires minimum 7 number of members to sign registration and memorandum of association.

Once you are registered you can start your NGO.If the performance is remarkable grant/aid can be received by various government departments/National Bodies/International organizations etc; however they are given mostly after three years establishments of such societies by evaluating their financial statements and contribution.

The society can work at state level as well as on national level which also depends upon your registration.

The required document for Registrations along with registration fee

1. Request letter to register a society under SR Act 1860.

2. Two sets of memorandum of Association including List of Proposed governing body & list of Desire's Persons (founder members of the society) - All pages to be signed by atleast seven members. Desirous persons or the person subscribing the names of the memorandum should not be (in any case) less than seven. If it is proposed to give all India character to the society there must be minimum of eight different persons from different States of Indian Union to the memorandum.

3. Two sets of Rules & Regulations framed for the functioning of the society.

4. Affidavits (on ten rupees stamp paper from President/Secretary society regarding the name/ title of the society.

5. Copy of residence proof of all desirous persons.

6. Proof of ownership of the registered office of the society and no objection certificate (on ten rupees stamp paper)

7. A copy of the report of the proceedings of the General meeting at which the registration of the Society was resolved.

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