Spreading awareness about women feminine health, hygiene at their doorstep. This Abhiyaan is initially for One year thereafter we will work with the results if more work needed, we are contacting females with village meetings/sessions every month.
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Scholarship program is about to start to provide guidance and financial assistance to children's to complete their study in the best field without any obstruction. Their creativity and Knowledge will bring India to the top of the world.
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IIF is promoting Creativity, Digital Learning in current education system in the country. We also planning to organize monthly quiz and other activities to create children's interest towards new technologies and creativity.
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IIF Charity school will enable high level quality Free Education to Slum and Under Privileged Children without any financial burden. We will welcome your support to fulfill this dreams of many children's.
more...IIF Charitable Trust Charitable Trust is a non-political, non-profit making social service organization, established to promote health and education amongst educationally backward and rural sections of the foundation and for upliftment of downtrodden people through various developmental projects. IIF is also involved directly implementing the scholarship and some other projects. More ...
Swacch & Swasth Bharat Abhiyaan
Awareness session for Women Feminine health and Swacchta among rural area womens by our teams.
Sanitary Napkins
On door delivery of Best quality sanitary napkins for members only on their demand with essential health related knowledge with sponsor's help.
Scholarships
IIF plans to provides scholarships for ambitious student, who wants to continue their study but financial situation is one of the obstacles.
Charity School
We want to provide high class practical knowledge to poor students which will help them to shape there future with help of charity school.
Over 85% girls used old tattered clothes during menstruation. We were Shaken to the core on hearing that some of rural girls were using things like a 'pouch filled with ash' and 'bundle of dried grass' instead of sanitary napkins. Almost half of the girls did not even wash the old cloth before using it, while an equal number re-used the cloth several times. "Staining is obvious, which led to embarrassment compelling the girls to stay away from school. " Survey revealed that there was absolutely no discussion with them about menstruation whatsoever. The lack of awareness explains why four out of five girls are not prepared for it while three out of five are scared. Stigma and discrimination are the other sides of this problem. Almost 80% girls are still not allowed in the kitchen, stopped from going to fair, market while 100% said that there were religious taboos.
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