Mayday! Urgent appeal, the second wave hitting India severely, we are working tirelessly to raise funds, machines, devices, CSR donations, grant to enable us to provide Oxygen Concentrator, BIPAPA MACHINE, Hospital Beds, Pulse Oximeters, Ventilator etc. for needy and affected by pandemic. With your help we, Indian Centre for Development and Rights -iCFDR, expect to…
Read MoreHowever, in the light of recent events where we all see how the number of cases is increasing every day, the need for protecting oneself against this virus has become the need of the hour. According to the WHO guidelines using a facial mask is one of the best ways to protect yourself against the coronavirus. It protects your entire face along with the eyes, nose and mouth which are the main entry points for the virus to enter your system.
Read MoreEarly in the lockdown, we heard news of stranded people across the nation. The purpose of this effort then is to ensure that these stranded people get home to their villages safely, traceable and in good health. The purpose of this effort then is to ensure that these stranded people get home to their villages safely, traceable and in good health.
Read Moreural India is incapable of absorbing the estimated 23 million interstate and intrastate migrant labour who returned home from urban areas due to the Covid-19 lockdown. According to the latest survey of the Centre For Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE), the overall rate of unemployment has risen from 8.4 percent to 23.8 percent as noted in the last week of March. As a matter of fact, the number of unemployed people has risen from 32 million to 38 million with corresponding figures for urban and rural areas as 30 and 21 percent.
Read MoreStress, isolation and loss of income can exacerbate the risk of violence at home. We are capturing instances of domestic abuse and violence specially against married females during the period of Lock down in cosmopolitan cities of India. We intend to help such victims to protect themselves and others with our research and findings. The survey is totally confidential and your answers will be treated in the strictest confidence.
Read MoreAt iCFDR we are committed to the betterment of the marginalised sections of the society and we are fundraising for those who are affected by
COVID-19 pandemic outbreak and lockdown to control it.
The evening of May 22, 2016 filled happiness and triumph in the lives of the underprivileged ones. A ‘happy feet’ (slipper and flip flop distribution) campaign was organised by the volunteers of Bhartiya Yuva Netritva Forum with Indian Center for Development and Rights, to distribute the sleepers/flip-flop to needy. The event was leaded by a…
Read MoreSponsor a Child’s Education is a program run by iCFDR with its supported school, Satyawati School, in rural Budaun District, UP. In India, where it is said that 9 out of 10 students don’t complete college, we are creating a platform to enable them to attain an education. Through this initiative we are inviting supporters…
Read MoreYouth Leadership Award – an award, for volunteers associated with iCFDR, BYNF or our network organizations who are continuously striving for a better society. Once candidates volunteered role at iCFDR is confirmed and are part of the Social Work Leadership Program, we firmly believe in rewarding these volunteers and members alike for their dedicated services…
Read MoreInitially, iCFDR had planed to launch health awareness campaign “iMalert” for general public, mostly rural public through health-related messages. This campaign in initial phase from 25th October, would target 5,000 mostly rural people directly, that is almost 5000 families indirectly and then in second phase we want to target 10,000 individuals. iMalert will make all efforts…
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