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Save the Children OVERVIEW


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Presentation FlowPresentation Flow

Vision & Purpose

Who we are & How weoperate

Save the Children International Alliance

In India

Strategic Focus Areas

Where we work

Our Governing Council

Our Corporate Partners


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OUR VISIONA world in which every child attains the right to survival,

protection, development and participation


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Vision & MissionVision & Mission

Save the Children works for: a world which respects and values each child a world which listens to children and learns a world where all children have hope and

opportunity

OUR PURPOSEisto inspire breakthroughs in the way the world treats children andimmediate and lasting change in their lives


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Who is Save the Children?Who is Save the Children?

Leading independent childrightsorganisationcreating lasting changeforchildren in need in India and around the world

Non sectarian organisationand without political affiliation

Globally recognised andrespected brand with proven trackrecord

Founded in 1919 in the U.K.

out of the International Child Rights Movement


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What We Do and How We OperateWhat We Do and How We Operate


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Our Global NetworkOur Global Network

The InternationalSave the Children

Alliance

has 27 independentorganisations workingin over 120 countries

Innovative

partnerships withgovernments,foundations andcorporations


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Where is Save the Children located?Where is Save the Children located?

We work in over 120 countriesWe have a national organisation in each of the 27countries


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Save the Children in IndiaSave the Children in India

Save the Children India is a member of the International Save theChildren AllianceWe currently operate in 12 states and union territories in India

Our work has reachedover

3 million childrenin India

Currently working in:Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Jammu &Kashmir, Maharashtra, Mizoram, New Delhi, Orissa, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu,West Bengal


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Our ApproachOur Approach


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Where We WorkWhere We Work

Quality Inclusive Education(9 states: ANI, AP, GUJ,

J&K, MAH, ND, OR, RAJ, TN,

WB)

Child Protection(10 states: ANI, AP,

BIH, GUJ, J&K, MAH, OR,RAJ, TN, WB)

Child Survival

(2 states: RAJ, WB)

Child Centred Disaster RiskReduction, Relief,

Rehabilitation(7 states: ANI, BIH,

J&K, MIZ, OR, TN, WB)

Madhya PradeshMizoram

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Himachal Pradesh

Punjab


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Strategic Focus AreasStrategic Focus AreasProtection ofChildreninvolved inChild Labour

Inclusive Teaching& LearningProcesses

Child CentredCommunity Based

Disaster RiskReduction

Reducing Mortalityand Malnutrition in

Children under theage of 5

50,000 children under the ChildDomestic Work program

Programmes to prevent childtrafficking affect 25,000 children

Child Labour in cotton industry affects270,000 children

500,000 children(3-14 yrs) are coveredunder the inclusive teaching andlearning program

Core group of master trainers are

trained

1000 DRR task forces lead andadvocate community and schoolsafety

Covers most vulnerable and sociallyexcluded communities

Save the Children will implementeffective Child Survival projectscovering over 1 million children withpreventive and curative interventions


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Quality Inclusive EducationQuality Inclusive Education

1. Andaman & NicobarIslands

2. Andhra Pradesh

3. Gujarat

4. Jammu & Kashmir

5. Maharashtra

6. New Delhi

7. Orissa

8. Rajasthan

9. West BengalWe work in 39 districts in 9 states, reaching out to430,000children


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Quality Inclusive EducationQuality Inclusive Education

Our Goal To promote access and retention to quality

inclusive education in government schools

To strengthen the capacities of existinggovernment schools and their governance

To improve participation of children, their

parents and the community in education

planning

To improve learning levels of children

To reduce drop out rates of children


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What We DoWhat We Do

Promote learner friendlyinclusive environments by

effective communityparticipation and active

learning methodologies

Creating sustainableprogrammes through

building capacities of theeducation system, and using

our projects as pilots todemonstrate best practices

We work on collaborative

models between Ministry ofWomen and Child

Development and Ministry ofHuman Resource

Development, so that

children are providedstimulating learning

Partnering with SarvaShiksha Abhiyan (Education

for All) in various states


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Child ProtectionChild Protection

1. Andaman &Nicobar Islands

2. Andhra Pradesh

3. Bihar

4. Gujarat5. Jammu &

Kashmir

6. Maharashtra

7. Orissa

8. Rajasthan9. Tamil Nadu

10. West BengalWe work in 36 districts in 10 states, reaching out to 335,000 children


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Child ProtectionChild Protection

Our Goal

To rescue and rehabilitate children from working

environments

To encourage children to pursue their education

To promote professional vocational training for older

children

To strengthen existing government and state child

protection systems

Social mobilising campaigns


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What We DoWhat We DoIntegrated and

community basedapproach

Build the capacity

of communities,facilitate forumsand venues by

which children canraise their own

voices

Providing technical

support togovernment child

protectionagencies and

promoting greateraccountability

towards protectionpolicies andlegislation

Help move outchildren from

working situations

Rehabilitation ofthe rescuedchildren and

mainstreaming inschools, providing

vocational and life

Child Protection inemergencies


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Child SurvivalChild Survival

1. Rajasthan

2. WestBengal

We work in 6 districts in 2 states, reaching out to 20,000 children

Our Child Survival Campaign aims to impactmore than one million children in the next fiveyears


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Child SurvivalChild Survival

Our Goal

To increase the chances of survival of children

between the ages of 0-5 years of age

To reduce levels of malnutrition and under nutrition in

children

To improve new born and maternal health

To steer the behaviour of communities towards better

child health and nutrition practices


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What We DoWhat We DoAnalyse local situation toaccess health needs and

existing gaps in neonatal andunder 5 care

Facilitate coordinationbetween the Department ofHealth and Family Welfare

and DWCD for ensuringeffective delivery of

Governments health andnutritional delivery systems

Strengthening communityinvolvement and role of civil

society partnerships withIndias health systemsthrough advocacy and

capacity building

Capacity building ofcommunity health workers

on maternal and child healthnutrition


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Relief, Rehabilitation &Relief, Rehabilitation &

Child Centred Disaster Risk ReductionChild Centred Disaster Risk Reduction

1. Andaman &Nicobar Islands

2. Bihar3.Jammu & Kashmir

4. Mizoram5. Orissa

6.Tamil Nadu7. West Bengal

We work in 23 districts in 7 states, reaching out to 140,000 children


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Child Centred Disaster Risk ReductionChild Centred Disaster Risk Reduction

Our Goal

To increase preparedness of children and their

families foremergency situations in the aftermath of natural

disasters through child centred and community

based approaches

To manage disasters better

To minimise the impact of natural disasters to

communities in disaster prone areas


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What We DoWhat We Do

We work in disaster pronecommunities to ensure thatthey are prepared to deal

with a natural disasterbefore it occurs again

We work to ensure thatchild centred disaster risk

reduction (CCDRR) is

mainstreamed into educationcurriculum

We negotiate with Government of India ministries andnodal institutions at national, state, district, panchayat

and village levels to integrate child centred disaster riskreduction in disaster risk management (DRM) policy and

planning


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Emergency ResponseEmergency Response

We distribute relief supplies during emergencies and assist withlong term rehabilitation efforts

We operate child friendly spaces supporting childrenspsychological needs as well as carrying out nutritional andhealthcare assessments.

We ensure that children are able to continue with their schoolingby providing them with a safe space to learn in the aftermath ofdisasters.

We also protect children from being trafficked for commercialsex work and child labour.

Currently Working WithCurrently Working With


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Currently Working WithCurrently Working WithStates Districts Children

Quality InclusiveEducation

9 28 430,000

Child Protection 10 37 335,000

Child Survival 2 4 20,000

Child Centred DisasterRisk Reduction

7 23 140,000

925,000Children


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Governing CouncilGoverning Council

Arun Maira (President)Senior Advisor, Boston Consulting Group

Harpal SinghChairman, Fortis Healthcare Limited

Manju Bharat RamFounder & Chairperson, Shri Ram Schools

Pallavi ShroffLead Litigation Partner, Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A. Shroff& Co.

Rajiv KapurFounder, InvesTech

Smita ParekhDirector, Mahindra United World College


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THANK YOU for your timeTHANK YOU for your timeContact:M SUBRAMANIYAN9380689502

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Save the Children is often told tha

its aims are impossible- that therhas always been child suffering an

there always will beWe know, its only impossible if w

make it so. Its only impossible if w

refuse to attempt it


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Onetime Donations Bracket

Programmes 10 CHILD 5 CHILD 2 CHILD 1 Child

CHILD PROTECTION 30,000/- Rs15,000/-Rs 6,000/-Rs 5,000

CHILD SURVIVAL 25,000/- Rs12,500/-Rs 5,000/-Rs 3,500

CHILD EDUCATION 12,000/- Rs6,000/-Rs 3,000/-Rs 2,500

Committed


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Programmes500 Per Month 600 Per Month 700 Per Month 1000 per Month

Pneumonia 35 Children

Malaria/Dengue 10 Children

Cooked Nutritiousmeal

7 Children >5yrs

Supply of Hygienceproducts

2 families of 6 each

Education 1 Children 3 Children 5 Children 6 Children

Protection 1 Child

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