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Telephone:
011-26199771
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www.uhrc.in
Address: 136, Humayunpur, First Floor, Safdarjung Enclave
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Our Fundraisers

Siddharth Agarwal

Change Maker
` 350000
of ` 350000
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Kuntal Agarwal

Change Maker
` 271000
of ` 150000
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Kabir Agarwal

Change Maker
` 225000
of ` 150000
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Raising Funds For

Every contribution received is used directly in ongoing efforts for educating/training children, youth, women on confidence, self-esteem, health, nutrition, hygiene, government schemes, entitlements, thereby ensuring utilisation/leveraging of allocated government funds. UHRC focusses on strengthening self-reliance through knowledge, negotiation skills (non-perishable competence) of women's groups and children-youth in 425,000 vulnerable populations in Indore and Agra.
We urge you to support sustain UHRC's women's self-reliance building initiative.
Across 425,000 slum population of Agra, Indore, presently 100 women’s groups (1130 trained volunteers) and 10 children-youth groups (100 children and youth) work actively. Women's children’s groups are trained on health, nutrition, importance of children's education, cleanliness and hygiene, family's economic self-reliance and overall well-being with motivation and hand-holding support by UHRC's social facilitators. They are trained, encouraged to submit community requests/reminders to civic authorities and continually enhance negotiation skills. UHRC team always stands with them in these perseverant efforts, helps maintain paper-trail. Women's groups are motivated to save regularly to build basti 'social-needs-fund', trained to maintain records and utilise it for loans to fulfill family needs e.g. health, education, purchase-storage of grains at harvest time, livelihoods. Socially aware and confident women's groups do not hesitate to help families in their neighbourhood to overcome difficulties faced

Fund Utilization in 2023

Total funds raised in 2023 - INR 2975933

Project NameBuilding capacity of slum women’s groups to negotiate for civic services
Amount Utilized (INR)1400000
Project DescriptionMotivation during periodic meetings of slum women’s groups, capacity building sessions to
write community petitions, submit them to concerned department, obtain a receipt, keep copies
of petitions and reminders submitted. They were also motivated and trained to approach
authorities in-person and express their community’s needs.
Continuous efforts including hand-holding support help in building confidence among slum
women and they are able improve their capacity to negotiate with services.
LocationsAgra > Uttar Pradesh (UP),Indore > Madhya Pradesh (MP)
CausesEnvironment > Waste management &Clean up
Beneficiary GroupChildren,Women,Elderly
Beneficiary DescriptionChildren were benefited - about 60,000 Women working in factories, establishments, selling wares on streets and other women - about 60,000 Men working in factories, general wage labourers, street vendors - about 60,000 Elderly engaged in community groups, social activities - abut 10,000
ImpactSlum lanes were paved benefiting about 80,000 population in Indore and Agra. Ii) About 50,000 slum population benefited from community water supply installed Municipal Corporation by way of bore-wells and supplemented in summers by water tankers in Indore and Agra; iii) improved regularity in cleaning of garbage benefited 40,000 population in Indore and Agra; iv) Sewerage system was laid benefiting population about 30,000 slum population in Indore and Agra; v) Clogged sewerage pipelines were cleared benefiting population about 50,000 slum population in Indore and Agra.
Activities Conducted
NoActivity / Item / BeneficiariesQuantity / Number, if applicable
1 Capacity building sessions for slum women's groups 100
2 Motivation during periodic women's group meetings and cluster meetings
3 Hand-holding support in writing community petitions, submitting these to concerned authorities
Project NameImproving reach of healthcare to slum populations
Amount Utilized (INR)975933
Project DescriptionThis component of the organisation's efforts are aimed at facilitating women's group managed
maternal and child health outreach sessions in slums by government health dept. functionaries
(ANMS, AWWs).
This was effort was undertaken through the following input: Women’s group members are trained
in i) appropriate maternal, infant and child healthcare; ii) the functioning of the health department’s
primary care system, iii) health department's outreach healthcare system; iv) government and private
charitable hospitals, what the costs are and how to ensure smooth access to services free of cost at
government hospitals and at modest cost in private hospitals.
LocationsAgra > Uttar Pradesh (UP),Indore > Madhya Pradesh (MP)
CausesHealth > Maternal & child health,Health > Preventive healthcare
Beneficiary GroupChildren,Women
Beneficiary DescriptionBeneficiaries Infants and children - about 20,000 Pregnant women - about 15,000 Other women - about 10,000
ImpactThe regularity of outreach sessions by government field-level functionaries (ANMs, Anganwadi
workers, Helpers) was regular (about 10 times in a year) in 30 slums in Indore and Agra benefiting
about 120,000 slum, similarly vulnerable informal settlement population.
Activities Conducted
NoActivity / Item / BeneficiariesQuantity / Number, if applicable
1 Capacity building sessions with members of slum women's groups on healthcare 70
2 Gentle persuasion with health department and Dept. of women and child development field functionaries (ANMs, AWW, Anganwadi helper)
3 Gentle persuasion and positive reinforcement to medical officers and supervisors of department of women and child development to appreciate their efforts to respond to the health needs of slum populations
Project NamePromoting healthy behaviours to prevent illness and promote nutrition and health
Amount Utilized (INR)600000
Project DescriptionThis component of the organisation's efforts are aimed at motivating slum women, families, children
to adopt healthy practices such as washing hands with soap and water after passing stools, before
eating, before feeding child, before cooking, eating protein and iron rich foods, covering food,
This effort was undertaken through the following input: i) nutrition demonstration sessions with
sprouted, cooked black gram and spouted cooked peas, and with dry roasted black gram, peanuts
and puffed rice Mixture; ii) hand-washing demonstration sessions in slums clusters involving basti
children as motivators and demonstrators using soap and water; iii) Women’s group members are
trained to motivate other families in their slum to a) approach ANM or nearby health centre for
check-up and vaccination of babies and children and pregnant mothers; b) build low cost sanitary toilets.
LocationsAgra > Uttar Pradesh (UP),Indore > Madhya Pradesh (MP)
CausesHealth > Maternal & child health,Health > Preventive healthcare
Beneficiary GroupChildren,Women,Elderly
Beneficiary DescriptionChildren - about 40,000 Women and girls - about 50,000 Elderly - about 10,000 Men - about 50,000
ImpactPractice of washing hands with soap and water has increased; vaccination of babies, children,
pregnant mothers has increased, more slum households are constructing toilets in program slum
populations in Indore and Agra
Activities Conducted
NoActivity / Item / BeneficiariesQuantity / Number, if applicable
1 Capacity building sessions with members of slum women's groups on promoting health and nutrition practices at household level 60
2 Hand-washing demonstrations in slum clusters 16
3 Motivation to construct toilets
` 846000 of ` 1500000
Raised by 21 contributors.
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