Aident Social Welfare Organisation

Empowers marginalized groups across seven Indian states, fostering inclusivity, securing rights, and enhancing well-being through awareness, mobilization, and developmental programmes

  • FCRA
  • 80G
  • 12A
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Geographies Served

Programs

  • Educational Aid Programme

    Aident's focus on marginalized children has centred on hands-on and joyful education. Over 15,000 youngsters have taught us how effective educational interventions should be. Support has come from individuals, international NGOs like Terres Des Hommes (Germany), Government initiatives like Sarva Siksha Abhiyan and National Child Labour Programme, and corporate entities like Deutch Ban Schenker (Germany). By partnering in learning, Aident has reintegrated countless illiterate and dropout children, fostering inclusivity in education and society. Channelling these children's creative potential contributes to both individual and societal development, echoing the educational ideals of Sir Aurobindo.

  • Healthcare Programmes

    States

    Haryana

    Punjab

    Uttarakhand

    In 11 high-prevalence districts across Punjab, Haryana, and Uttarakhand with Mylan Pharmaceuticals, Aident raises Hepatitis B & C awareness and screens 1.5 million, prioritizing vulnerable groups and collaborating with Government health efforts. Targeting HIV/AIDS, they engage over 13,000 high-risk and 65,000-75,000 vulnerable individuals, lowering STI/RTI rates. Aident's success led to learning site recommendations and inclusion in the Bloomberg Initiative Grant, amplifying tobacco control advocacy and government-NGO partnerships. Aident, a National Rural Health Mission partner, enhances Reproductive Child Health through institutional deliveries and healthcare skill development.

  • Livelihood and Self Development Programme

    With over 15 years of rural community engagement, Aident recognizes livelihood as a central concern. Sustainable year-round employment remains a challenge. Training in diverse fields like data entry, mobile repair, beauty culture, and more empowers individuals. In collaboration with Tata Power, Aident empowers over 500 women through self-help groups, offering training and capacity-building events, equipping them to apply their skills for livelihood.

  • StriShakti Kendra Programme

    The Gender Resource Centre, StriShakti Kendra, meets women's needs comprehensively. Conducting awareness sessions for marginalized women regarding legal rights, domestic abuse, and workplace discrimination, legal counselling is also offered. Empowering economically, efforts focus on forming Self Help Groups, providing training, and establishing linkages. Literacy classes break socio-economic barriers for illiterate or neo-literate women, while medical consultations address women's concerns in the 20-35 age group. The centre ensures awareness and access to Government schemes. Awaaj Uthao campaign partnership empowers girls and women, promoting societal awareness. Supported by Tata Power, 500+ women in SHGs benefit from training and capacity-building initiatives.

  • Capacity Building Programme

    Empowered communities thrive independently. Projects prioritize community capacity-building. Whether in education or sanitation, the emphasis lies on the community's understanding of their role in dignified living and development. Shifting perspectives is vital, anchored by natural leaders' involvement. Once convinced, programmes gain momentum. In rural contexts, Panchayat Raj institutions empower alongside informed communities. This synergy fosters awareness, spurring demand, and accountability in service delivery.

  • Child Labour

    Over the past decade, Aident focused on eradicating and rehabilitating child labour. Advocacy ensured Government adherence to child labour provisions, facilitating mainstreaming through education and skill development. Over 10,000 child labourers benefitted, transitioning into formal education and gaining employable skills for a better livelihood.

Leadership Team

  • Ranbir Kumar

    Director

  • Bharti Kainth

    Finance and Admin Officer

  • Amit Kumar

    Secretary

  • Nitesh Singh

    Project Manager

  • Nawal Kishor

    Project manager

Registration Details

  • PAN Card

    AAAAA5074D

  • Registration Number

    S38010

  • CSR Form 1

    Not Available

  • 80G

    AAAAA5074DF20084

  • 12A

    AAAAA5074DE20052

  • FCRA

    231660629

About

  • Headquarters

    Gazipur, Delhi

  • Since

    2000

Impact

In its journey of over two decades, ASWO has touched the lives of more than 3 million people, particularly tribal communities, women, LGBT individuals, endangered communities like the Pahadia of Jharkhand, child laborers, dropout children, and street children.

Vision and Mission

ASWO aims to ensure the inalienable rights of the most marginalized sections of society by mobilizing, sensitizing, strengthening, and empowering masses to make them strong partners and beneficiaries of the developmental process.

Political & Religious Declarations

  • Political Affiliation

  • Religious Affiliation

Location

  • Headquarters

    B-22, 3rd Floor, Gazipur Village, Gazipur, Gazipur, Delhi

    Directions
  • Offices in Cities

Other Details

  • Type

    Non-profit

  • Sub Type

    Society

Technology Adoption

  • SOC 2 Compliant

    No

  • Financial Management

  • Beneficiary Management