I-India reaches more than 3,000
street children each day in Jaipur, providing shelter, food, education and
vocational training.
A Prospero client has already funded I-India's Annapurna Kitchen which
provides food for 650 children, for 1 year.
Current funding priorities include:
- $2,128 per year for Childline day to night service to cover as shortfall
for 1 year;
- $14,255 for the Child Inn Orphanage;
- $16,824 for the School on Wheels with shower;
- $45,554 for Ladli Vocational Training School to cover a shortfall
for 1 year.
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I-India helps extremely vulnerable children who live and work on the streets
and face discrimination, abuse, and exploitation. I-India's integrated range
of services includes a free 24 hour emergency helpline, healthcare and emergency
medical help, food, mobile sanitation units, vocational training and education,
as well as homes.
Our assessment:
- The founders are passionately committed to their work and care deeply
for the children they help. The charity is continually seeking practical
and innovative ways in which to improve and expand their services.
- I-India keeps costs low. Salaries are modest and founders work from
their homes. Only 4% of the budget goes to administration, the remainder
goes direct into program expenditure.
Quick facts
| Location: |
Jaipur, India |
| Sector: |
Children, Education, Social
Welfare |
| Annual income: |
$417,007 (2008) |
| Annual expenditure: |
$386,315 |
| Number of paid staff: |
74 |
| Registration: |
Registered in India under Societies Act Rajasthan,
1958 No 99/Jai/1993-94,
FCRA registration 125560113 |
| Date of most recent contact with Prospero: |
Information update August 2009
6th October 2008.
Field visit November 2007 |