Committed Communities Development Trust (CCDT), a 34-year-old NGO based out of Bandra (West), Mumbai is committed towards taking forward the national and state agenda of equal opportunities for children and their families and safeguarding their rights to live with dignity. Aligning its initiatives with the Sustainable Development Goals set down by the United Nations, CCDT works on rights and needs-based approaches to empower the most deprived communities, and consequently facilitates sustainable social change. These approaches build on our strategic partnerships, anchored over the years, with the continual involvement and contribution of our donors, strategic partners and stakeholders in our quest to achieving the goal of equality and justice for all children in the context of their families.

We have always believed in addressing issues at the community level that emerges out of their need, keeping children at the Centre of the universe. Working with children in isolation, does not lead to sustainable impact. Therefore, CCDT adopted the approach of engaging multi stakeholders to provide quality care for the best interest of the children and deliver impactful outcomes.
CCDT has been working with the most marginalized and vulnerable communities across Maharashtra and has gone to the last mile to reach children and families in crisis.

Appeal

CCDT through Residential Care Program (RCP) aims to work towards overcoming the crisis faced by children and their families and reintegrating them back into the communities/families they belong to. CCDT implements a comprehensive Residential Care Program that restores a wholesome childhood through health and nutritional care, psychosocial support, education, sports, recreation, family life values and personality development. Residential Care Program addresses crisis situations in the life of orphaned and vulnerable children.
Goal - Restoring a wholesome childhood to children in crisis, providing opportunities for their growth and development till they are either reintegrated with their family, or extended family, or start living ingroup-homes or on their own.