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Darshana Global Welfare Foundation
Darshana Initiative
Our Darshana programme aims to brighten the girl-child’s future by providing her access to quality education. This is being done in collaboration with Nanhi Kali, the flagship programme of the KC Mahindra Education Trust, and is aimed at underprivileged girls with little or no access to quality education.
To promote education and literacy by establishing, running, and managing educational institutions such as schools, colleges, vocational training centres, and adult education programs and to provide scholarships, educational materials to students from underprivileged backgrounds. To organize and
conduct workshops, seminars, and training programs aimed at enhancing literacy, skill development, and educational opportunities, particularly in rural and marginalized communities.
To provide comprehensive healthcare services by establishing and operating hospitals, clinics, dispensaries, and mobile health units in underserved areas. To organize health camps, vaccination drives, and medical check-ups to address the healthcare needs of the poor and vulnerable sections of
society. To offer medicines and other necessary support for the treatment of diseases and health conditions, especially for those who cannot afford medical care.
To work for the welfare and empowerment of women and children by implementing programs that provide education, healthcare, and skill development opportunities and to establish and support self-
help groups (SHGs) for women to promote self-reliance and independence. To initiate and support campaigns and projects aimed at preventing exploitation, abuse, and discrimination against women and children, including programs focused on girl child education, maternal health, and child protection.
To undertake and promote activities aimed at poverty alleviation by creating sustainable livelihood opportunities. To build, establish or support old age homes. To provide vocational training and skill development programs. To work in collaboration with government schemes and other organizations
to implement poverty reduction strategies and improve the socio-economic conditions of disadvantaged communities.
To promote public health and hygiene by organizing awareness campaigns on issues such as disease prevention, nutrition, sanitation, and safe drinking water. To implement programs that improve community health standards, including the construction of sanitation facilities, the provision of clean
drinking water, and the promotion of healthy living practices. To collaborate with health professionals, government agencies, and other organizations to deliver public health education and services, particularly in underserved areas.
To promote cultural heritage, arts, and sports by organizing events, festivals, and programs that celebrate and preserve cultural traditions. To support local artists, artisans, and performers by providing platforms for showcasing their work and promoting their craft. To encourage community participation in cultural and recreational activities as a means of fostering social cohesion,
enhancing quality of life, and promoting the overall well-being of individuals and communities.
To advance the promotion and application of science and technology for social development. To establish research and innovation centres focused on scientific advancements and technological solutions that address social challenges. To organize science fairs, competitions, and educational
programs that inspire interest in science and technology among students and the general public. To collaborate with educational institutions, research organizations, and industry to promote the use of technology in areas such as healthcare, education, agriculture, and environmental conservation.
To include goals related to cleanliness, environmental sustainability, and eco-friendly practices.
All the above activities shall be carried out on social basis for benefit of the general public at large.
Project Nanhi Kali
Set up in 1996, the project was incepted against the backdrop of a spiralling population growth rate, low female literacy level and low female participation in the workforce. In addition, social issues such as child marriage and child labour were common place in many parts of India, especially in rural areas.
Over the years, Project Nanhi Kali has reached out to over 450,000 underprivileged girls across 14 states in India.
Contribute to one girl-child’s education. And educate two.
Away from the five metros and some urban centres, a different India exists. A country where the education of a girl child is often not a priority. Almost 132 million girls are out of school, and nearly 40 percent of adolescent girls do not attend school. To put this in perspective, the total number of out-of-school girls would make us the tenth-largest country in the world.
The COVID-19 pandemic has further escalated the issue. While the pandemic is tapering off, educating the girl child demands continual attention and action.
Our Goal
Our goal through Project Nanhi Kali is to fund the education of at least 100 girls every year.
Your contribution goes twice as far
For every girl child funded by a donor under the Darshana Initiative, Fourth Quadrant fund’s the education of an additional girl child. So, you contribute for one, but make a difference in the life of two.
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611, Goldcrest Business Park, Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg, Ghatkopar West, Mumbai,
Maharashtra – 400086
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Your contribution goes twice as far
For every girl child funded by a donor under the Darshana Initiative, Fourth Quadrant fund’s the education of an additional girl child. So, you contribute for one, but make a difference in the life of two.
Your details are kept strictly confidential as per our Privacy Policy.