Save the Children OVERVIEW

Area of Operation & External

environment
4 districts
• 21 blocks
•883 villages
•Gunotsav

•Chintan Sibir

•Housing for BPL

•Foster Care

•Garib Kalyan campaign

•Inter State Migration

coordination

•Unique tag number for

children.

•No non school job for

2
teachers.
Presentation Flow
 Vision & Purpose
 Who we are & how we operate
 Save the Children in India
 Strategic Focus Areas
 Where we work
 Our Governing Council
 Our Corporate Partners
Save the Children is the world’s leading independent organisation for children
that works to inspire breakthroughs in the way the world treats children and to achieve
immediate and lasting change in their lives
Vision & 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

Save the Children is working towards creating

a world in which every child attains the right to survival,
protection,
development and participation
What is Save the Children?
 Leading independent child right’s
organisation creating lasting change for
children in need in India and around the world

 Non sectarian organisation

without political affiliation

 Globally recognised and respected

brand with proven track record

 Founded in 1919 in the U.K.

out of the International Child Right’s
Movement
What We Do and How We Operate
 QUALITY programming in health, education and child protection
 QUALITY programming in health and education
FIRST responder in emergency situations and last to leave
FIRST responder in emergency situations and last to leave
DIRECT engagement with families, communities and local
institutions
 DIRECT engagement with families, communities and local institutions

LONG
LONGTERM
TERMscalable
scalableand
andsustainable
sustainablesolutions
solutions

EFFICIENT
EFFICIENToperations,
operations,where
where90%
90%ofofevery
every dollar
dollar spent
spent goes
goes directly
directly to programs
to programs that directly
that directly benefit children
benefit children
Our Global Network
The International
Save the Children Alliance
has 28 independent
organisations working in
over 120 countries

Innovative partnerships
with governments,
foundations and
corporations
Where is Save the Children located?

We work in over 120 countries

We have a national organisation in each of the 27 countries
Save the Children in India
Save the Children India is a member of the International Save the Children Alliance
We currently operate in 11 states in India

Our work has reached over

3 million children
in India

Currently working in:

Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Jammu & Kashmir, Maharashtra, New Delhi, Orissa,
Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Karnataka
 Jammu
and Kashmir Where we work
Punjab
Quality Inclusive Education
Uttaranchal (8 states: AP, GUJ, J&K, MAH, ND,
Haryana OR, RAJ, TN, WB)
Delhi
Child Protection
Uttar
Rajasthan (9 states: AP, BIH, GUJ, J&K, MAH,
Pradesh Assam
Bihar OR, RAJ, TN, WB)

Jharkhand Child Survival

Gujarat
West Bengal
(2 states: RAJ, WB)
Mizoram
Chhattisgarh Child Centred Disaster Risk
Orissa
Reduction, Relief, Rehabilitation
Maharashtra
(6 states: BIH, J&K, OR, TN, WB &
KAR)
Andhra
Pradesh

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Karnataka

Tamil
Nadu
Strategic Focus Areas
Protection of Children involved in child labour
• 50,000 children under the Child Domestic Work program
• Programmes to prevent child trafficking affect 25,000 children
• Child Labour in cotton industry affects 2,70,000 children

Inclusive Teaching & Learning Processes

• 5,00,000 children(3-14 yrs) are covered under the inclusive teaching
learning program
• Core group of master trainers are trained

Child Centred Disaster Risk Reduction

• 1000 DRR task forces lead and advocate community and school
safety
• Covers most vulnerable and socially excluded communities
Reducing Mortality and Malnutrition in Children under
the age of 5-Everyone
• Save the Children will implement effective Child Survival projects
covering over 1 million children with preventive and curative
interventions
Quality Inclusive Education

1. Andhra Pradesh
2. Gujarat
3. Jammu & Kashmir
4. Maharashtra
5. New Delhi
6. Orissa
7. Rajasthan
8. West Bengal
We work in 36 districts in 8 states, reaching out to
407,555 children
Quality Inclusive Education
Our Goal
 To promote access to quality inclusive education in government schools
 To strengthen the capacities of existing government schools
 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

What We Do
We train a core group of master trainers at the local District Institutes of Education
and Training (DIETs) who in turn train child educators and anganwadi workers
sensitising them against gender and caste discriminating practices. We also build
local level groups such as village education committees, mothers groups, parent
teacher associations, children’s clubs which lend support and monitor inclusive
learning environments.
Child Protection

1. Andhra Pradesh
2. Bihar
3. Gujarat
4. Jammu & Kashmir
5. Maharashtra
6. Orissa
7. Rajasthan
8. Tamil Nadu
9. West Bengal
We work in 36 districts in 9 states, reaching out to
334,813 children
Child 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
Child Survival
1. Rajasthan
2. West Bengal

We work in 6 districts in 2 states, reaching out to 20,631 children

 Child Survival

Our Goals
• Increase the coverage and quality of maternal, newborn and child health and nutrition services
and practices that have a high impact on reducing deaths especially for marginalized and
poorest groups
• Change public opinion and inspire visible expressions of support for the issue by mobilizing 5
million people, to take action and create a political and social environment in which to achieve
MDG 4.
• Make the government systems more accountable to sustain and maintain the increased
coverage
ACTION PLAN
At state and central levels we will
strengthen existing partnerships and Political and policy
build new ones across a wide change
continuum of organisations: • Joint advocacy to
elicit commitments
• Government
• Professional organisations Popular mobilisation
• Joint campaigning Goal:
• Youth organisations
• Increasing brand Millennium
• Corporations awareness Development
• Politicians Goal 4 is
achieved
• INGOs and Multilaterals Programmes
• Technical expertise
• Foundations for programme design
• Media and support

• Communities and the public

Income
• Local implementing partners • Donations
• Grants
• Joint fundraising
Relief, Rehabilitation &
Child Centred Disaster Risk Reduction

1. Bihar
2. Orissa
3. Tamil Nadu
4. West Bengal
5. Karnataka

We work in 23 districts in 5 states, reaching out to

141,527 children
Child Centred Disaster Risk Reduction
Our Goal
 To increase preparedness of children and their families for emergency situations in the
aftermath of natural disasters through child centred and community based approaches.

What We Do
We distribute relief supplies during emergencies, assist with long term rehabilitation efforts as
communities rebuild their lives after a natural disaster has occurred. We also work in these
disaster prone communities to ensure that they are prepared to deal with a natural disaster
before it occurs again.
Governing Council
Arun Maira (President)
Boston Consulting Group, Senior Advisor, Member Planning Commission Of
India
Harpal Singh
Fortis Healthcare, Senior Advisor
Manju Bharat Ram
Shri Ram Schools, Founder & Chairperson
Pallavi Shroff
Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A. Shroff & Co., Lead Litigation Partner
Rajiv Kapur
InvesTech, Founder
Smita Parekh
Mahindra United World College, Director
Our Partners

Entrusted by our partners to deliver results for children…

 OUR SUPPORTERS

Shabana
Azmi

Kunal Kapoor
Priyanka Chopra

Rakeysh Mehra
PRODUCTS –

• COMMITTED

• ONE OFF
COMMITTED PRODUCT –
• CHILD LINK
• LOW MONTHLY ASK
CHILD LINK –
Price -
Rs. 6000 per year…Rs. 500 per month…Rs. 125 per
week…Rs.17 per Day
Less than -
2 cup of Coffee a day
Coke Can a day
Daily parking
Low Monthly Ask –
Price -
Rs. 3600 per year…Rs. 300 per month…Rs. 75 per week…
Rs.10 per day
Equals to -
Cup of Coffee a day
2 Cigarette a day
Coke Bottle a day
Bus ticket a day
Chips Pack
CHILD LINK Low Monthly Ask
Child representative represents This is generic product which
the community and inform about informs about our program
conditions details

Representative share impact in Impact in the areas where Save

his life and his community before the Children is working is shared
and after Save the Children with the donors
intervention

Donation amount is utilized for Donations are utilized wherever

impacting the whole community the need is greatest
and not to a single child.

Unrestricted Unrestricted

Regular updates are provided Regular updates are provided

**Both the product get 50% tax rebate as per Income tax section 80G
WHY COMMITTED –
• Regular Donation=Regular Source of Income each
month
• Long Lasting improvement
• Ability to plan long-term projects
• Save the Children delivers long-term solutions.

Its important that donors understand they

are committing to a monthly contribution
ONE OFF DONATION –
Child Protection –
Rs. 30,000 for 10 children or Rs. 12,000 for 4 children
Or Rs. 3,000 for 1 child.

Child Survival -
Rs. 25,000 for 10 children or Rs. 10,000 for 4 children
or Rs. 2,500 for 1 child

Quality Inclusive Education –

Rs. 12,000 for 10 children or Rs. 4,800 for 4 children
or Rs. 1,200 for 1 child
DONOR COMMUNICATION -

COMM. DONATION ONE OFF DONATION

Welcome Letter from CEO Welcome Letter from CEO

Save the Children program Save the Children

details with case studies. Brochure/Annual Report

Annual 80G certificate 80G certificate

Regular Quarterly updates Information about SC Work

annually
Why Save the Children?
• Save the Children is a member of the “International Save
the Children Alliance”
• The world’s leading independent children’s rights
organization
• 28 members working in over 120 countries
• Autonomous, non-profit, non-secular
Use of Funds -

1 81% Programmes
2 10% Administration
3 9% Fundraising
**This percentage is an average of Save the Children programs worldwide
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