- James A. Garfield EMPOWERING ELDERS · Today, Kalawati is healthy, happy and back to work. She...

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If wrinkles must be written on our brows, let them not be written upon the heart.

The spirit should never grow old.

- James A. Garfield

Transforming Lives

EMPOWERING ELDERS

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India is home to one out of every 10 senior citizens of the world. The old age dependency ratio is slowly increasing in both rural and urban areas, which is a matter of concern for the State, communities and families. Also, with growing migration of young adults, the problem is even more serious in rural areas.

In India there are many older people who are bedridden and isolated. There is a crying need for a policy on homecare for the elderly in India. The most acute need is care for those who are bed-bound and immobile. While health systems wake up to the unique needs of elders, the private sector understands the demand for trained manpower. It is therefore, imperative to explore the community and family care-giver model, and their capacity built. Given the inevitable quantum jump in the elderly population in the coming years, in what is being termed as the 'Grey Tsunami', our preparedness as a country is inadequate, to say the least.

It is in this context that in the year 2018-19, HelpAge India renewed its focus on homecare for elderly. The year also marked a major milestone for HelpAge India as it completed 40 years in service of the disadvantaged elderly, a long and challenging journey. In these four decades, we have spread our wings across the length and breadth of the country, reaching out and servicing elders in need, from Leh in the north to Kanyakumari in the south, and from Dwarakadheesh in the west to Agartala in the east.

Our mobile healthcare network today has expanded considerably, criss-crossing the country, to provide basic medical care to destitute elders and their community. We also scaled up our initiatives in livelihood programs for the elderly, with 'aspirational districts' also now being included. On the urban front, we continue to empower our elders through Digital Literacy workshops, as elders no longer want to be left behind with increasing focus on digitization of India. These workshops go a long way in keeping elders from being socially isolated.

HelpAge India has been voicing the demand for elder rights and accessibility to those rights for a long time with Central and State Governments. This year, our focus was on bringing the agenda for Universalization and Increase in Pension for Elders, to the forefront. Our efforts saw successes with some State Governments increasing the pension amount for elders in their respective states. We will continue our efforts till all States walk the same line.

We are a country of more than 1.3 billion people, we come together and donate generously during disasters, to always help those in need, reflecting our humanity as a society. We need to continue doing that on a regular and even greater basis.

It is truly an overwhelming experience to see the dedication of my staff and colleagues. It is because of their sheer hard work, dedication and the consistent and unstinted support of our donors, that we at HelpAge India have been able to make a difference, however small, in the lives of our elderly.

As I look ahead, I see the challenge is immense and our work endless, but we will continue in our efforts to provide our elders with a good quality of life and help restore their dignity.

MESSAGE FROM THE C E O

This year was indeed a very special year for us, as we marked our 40th anniversary. We have grown over the years from a relief and welfare based organization, to a rights based organization working towards providing long term sustainable solutions to elders. Over the years our span of work has covered not just the rural destitute elder, but also the urban disadvantaged elder who faces challenges in home care, abuse, and keeping up with digital India amongst others.

There are an estimated 106 million elders in India today. 96 million are still working simply to survive. A reality which is mind boggling. Most of the elderly live a life of destitution, ill health, neglect and abuse, and devoid of their fundamental right to live with dignity. We have observed in our work there are thousands, if not millions of elderly spending their lives alone with nobody to care for them.

To provide some form of agecare to these bedridden elders, we conducted a pilot study in 3 locations Leh (J&K), Cuddalore (TN), Shimla (HP), to understand the caregiving space better. The findings were insightful with 53.8% of elderly reporting that they needed help from others to carry out basic daily living activities like feeding, bathing, dressing, grooming etc. A majority of the caregivers were from within the family and mostly female members. We have begun a pilot project in these 3 states to find a solution for these bedridden elders at home.

The pension for poor older people continues at Rs.200 a month, which is against human dignity. In order to change the policy of pension for older people, we organized a Pension Rally, marking International Day of Older Persons, bringing to the forefront the dire need for Universalization and Increase in the Pension amounts for elders. Over 11,000 poor elders from 24 states assembled in front of the Parliament, putting forth their demands. Some states have begun to change the pension amount to Rs. 2000 per month, which is a big success for older people.

It was also one of our toughest years with the onset of two major disasters, the entire state of Kerala being devastated by floods due torrential rains over a period of two months, followed by Cyclone Gaja, a 'very severe cyclonic storm' affecting districts in coastal Tamil Nadu. The challenge that lay ahead of our relief teams was immense as they had to venture into remote areas while communication was totally cut off, and accessibility limited. I am extremely proud of our foot soldiers who worked day and night, reaching out and providing relief and medicines to those who needed it most.

This journey of 40 years would have been impossible had it not been for the support from our donors from all spheres - corporates, individuals, schools, institutions and partners. I thank them deeply for their continued belief and support towards the elder cause. I hope they continue to walk the mile with us in creating a society where our work in the practice of equality, justice and dignity for senior citizens can be fulfilled.

New Delhi Sept. 2019Mathew CherianNew Delhi Sept. 2019

MESSAGE FROM THE C H A I R P E R S O N

Kiran Karnik

ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19

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STORIES FROM THE FIELD

As we continue to reach and serve disadvantaged elders across the country, we see a common thread of need amongst all our elders. A need to live a healthy life with dignity and independence. This year we travelled deep into the mountainous terrain

of Uttarakhand, travelling into remote villages visiting our elders and hearing their story of change, to further understand their needs and assess the impact of our services on ground.

“I had forgotten how the world looks, but now I can see clearly.”

Padma Rawat, 64 years, eyes light up each

time you meet her. A widower from Pauri,

Garhwal district, Uttarakhand, for years she

suffered from blurred vision and eye pain.

She was unable to see faces and objects

clearly. She has two children, but both

abandoned her and left her alone to fend for

herself. With no money for a simple eye test

or even basic medicine, her condition

worsened. She had virtually given up on life

when a good Samaritan found her and

placed her at Sai Vridh Ashram, an old age

home in Dehradun.

HelpAge organizes free eye camps at the

home every month, for the old and destitute

elder residents, offering free eye check-ups,

medicines, spectacles and conducts free

cataract surgeries.

Padma finally got her eye tested, started

receiving medicines and got corrective

spectacles from the medical team.

Today, Padma doesn't have pain in her eyes

anymore and can see clearly now. The

spectacles have given her a new lease of life.

It has made her independent enough to

carry on with daily activities without support

from anyone.

The world only exists in your eyes. You can make it as big or as small as you want — F. Scott Fitzgerald

RESTORATION OF SIGHT

“I feel so much better now, I don't have to depend on anyone and can even work in the farm.”

Life for 71 year old, Kalawati Devi from Arkhun village,

Agatyamuni Block, Rudraprayag district, Uttarakhand, had never

been easy. She had no relatives or family to care for her. She use

to earn her daily wage as a farm laborer, but things spiraled

downwards when Kalawati developed high blood pressure and

diabetes. This made it difficult for her to carry on work, severely

affecting her livelihood.

Her village was not easily accessible by transport and the nearest

local market was situated further away in town, making it

difficult for elders like her to travel. Therefore with no support

system, failing health and lack of accessibility to a medical

facility, Kalawati continued to live with the pain and discomfort.

Most women in Uttarakhand, are the main bread earners in the

family and work in the fields alongside their husbands. They are

hard-working and work well into their later years, despite the

physical challenges they face with increasing age.

After the flash-floods of 2013 that struck Uttarakhand, caused extensive damage to life and property,

HelpAge India spread the reach of its Mobile

Healthcare Unit (MHU) into remote villages. The

MHU team travelled deep into these villages, often

on foot as they were no proper roads for

transportation, and climbed tough mountain terrain

to reach those affected by the disaster, most were

elders like Kalawati, who simply could not walk or

climb down to access relief material.

Kalawati also got herself checked and now receives

medication for her blood pressure & diabetes

regularly from the MHU. The Unit visits her village

every week, and people from neighbouring villages

also visit the MHU site, to avail its services.

The MHU is equipped with medicines, a doctor,

pharmacist & social worker and covers nearly 20 villages providing disadvantaged elders & their community,

free health check-ups, blood tests, and medicines.

Today, Kalawati is healthy, happy and back to work. She has also joined the local Mahila Dal, a group of

women who are involved in community service.

MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNIT

There's nothing more important than our good health - that's our principal capital asset – Arlen Specter


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“I will be speak soon and become completely independent.”

Life for 62 year old, Bahatar Lal, a native of Agustyamuni block,

Rudraprayag district, Uttarakhand, has significantly changed

since 2013 after he visited HelpAge India’s Physiotherapy

Centre in the district.

He suffered a paralytic attack in the same year, resulting in

complete loss of voice and his right side becoming paralyzed.

Bedridden, with no hope of ever walking again, he consulted a

local hospital and started receiving treatment, but his

condition did not improve. The doctors had virtually given up.

He kept getting referred to different hospitals and doctors until

he finally came to HelpAge India's Physiotherapy Centre. He

started his treatment and slowly started showing signs of

improvement, this encouraged him further and since then he

has not missed a day and comes regularly to the Centre.

Today, Bahatar can walk on his own without a stick or a helping

hand, his speech has improved considerably and he can utter

full words now. He is healthier and happier, but most of all

hopeful and believes that he will soon heal completely. “I feel good when I am working. It keeps my body and my mind healthy.”

75 year old, Bacchan Singh Batola, is a member of the HelpAge India’s livelihood program, in Ukhimath

village, Rudraprayag district, Uttarakhand. He has a wife, a son, and a daughter who is a widower and

mentally challenged, along with a young grand-daughter.

Bacchan takes care of his daughter and grand-daughter, since his son and daughter-in-law don't care much

for him, his wife, or the sister. Their main source of income use to come from milking the cows and the grains

he planted around his little hut. The income was not enough to sustain Bacchan and his family, but farming

was all he knew. His wife a regular MHU beneficiary, told the HelpAge team about how they were struggling

to make ends meet.

HelpAge provided Bacchan with seeds for plantation and taught him how to do Vermicomposting. He soon

made a small pit outside his little hut, where he started making manure for the field. The compost formed

was light in weight and easy to carry around the mountains. The crops were much better in quality. Another

advantage of Vermicomposting is that it helps in retaining the moisture in the ground for a longer period of

time, thereby extending the period for the plantation of crops and increasing the gross produce.

Today Bacchan has more than enough to feed his family. He has also become the local environmentalist and

puts his knowledge to good use. He has planted nearly 1000 trees in his village and continues to do so even

today. He has become an inspiration for all in the village. Like Bacchan, HelpAge supports many other farmers

like him in Vermicomposting.

PHYSIOCARE

To keep the body in good health is a duty, otherwise we shall not be able to keep our mind strong and clear Buddha

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LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT

How old would you be, if you didn't know how old you were - Satchel Paige


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DIGITAL LITERACY

Digital Literacy, the ability to use technology to navigate, evaluate and create information - Common Craft

“My children & grandchildren help me when I am not able to do it myself, but they don't explain to me how it is done, that is why I want to learn, so that I can do it on my own and don't have to wait for them to do it for me.”

HELPLINE

To become a better you, remember to be grateful to people who have contributed to making you who you are today - Israelmore Ayivor

Shenbagavalli, 76 years, from

Kolathur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, was

left abandoned by her own daughter

who was too poor to take care of her.

Her son is a diabetic and medically

unfit to look after her, while her

husband is admitted in a mental

institution. Left in a dire condition

with no support system, life for

Shenbagavalli was a struggle.

Things turned around for her when a

good Samaritan saw her on the road

and called the HelpAge Elder Helpline.

The Helpline team rushed to the spot.

Seeing her fragile condition and no

available care for her, the team

brought her under the safe haven of

Maria Mercy Home, an old age home

in Kodungaiyur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.

Shenbagavalli today has found a new

home away from home, and is happy

to have found new friends of her own.

The HelpAge Elder Helpline runs

across 21 state capitals across the

country, offering assistance to older

persons in need of emergency care

and protection. The Helpline teams

rescue abandoned elders, counsel

those in distress, provide legal support

and information related to various

services available for elders. The

Helpline works as a co-ordination unit,

linking elders in need to old age

homes, hospitals, geriatric specialists,

police, government etc, so they can

lead a life of dignity. HelpAge has also

launched the 'HelpAge SOS' App to

ensure help is just a click away.

64 year old, Narendra Kumar Sahni is a member of the Senior

Citizens Association (SCA) in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand, which

was established 10 years ago. The members of the Association

are educated and well informed, but face the challenge of

keeping up with changing digital technology, especially in retired

life.

Sahni, worked for an insurance company and retired four years

ago, though he still functions as a consultant from time to time.

He lives with his wife, children and grandchildren and is quite

happy with his life. Although he is well versed in using his smart

phone, he still faces the challenge of doing online banking

transactions, and prefers the traditional way of going to the bank

and doing it in person.

HelpAge realized the dire need for Digital literacy classes for Sahni and elders like him, who are unable to

keep up with the changing pace of technology. Under its Digital Literacy program, HelpAge conducted a

Digital workshop for the SCA Mussoorie members of which Sahni is a member of, teaching them the basics of

how to use a Smart Phone, do online transactions, connect with their loved ones, children & grandchildren

settled out of state or country, learn how to use popular Apps such as Skype, WhatsApp and Facebook, how

to Google Search, browse through YouTube etc.

Today, Sahni has become independent & net savvy, and navigates his way across the web, reading up on the

latest news & happenings online and is far more connected with the friends, family and the world outside.

“It is like I have found a new family and I feel safe and taken care of.”


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HOMECARENever believe that a few caring people can't change the world, for indeed, that's all who ever have - Margaret Mead

Krishnan, 65 years, from Pudhupalayam, Cuddalore (TN), was a blessed man with a loving family consisting

of his wife, two daughters and a son. The couple worked together selling garments door-to-door until life

took a turn for the worst, when Krishnan suffered a stroke and was affected by paralysis.

Without the support of the chief bread earner of the family, survival was an uphill task. From earning enough

to provide for two square meals per day, the family now had the huge burden of managing the medical

expenses of Krishnan too. Out of desperation, his son and younger daughter migrated to Chennai looking for

odd jobs. The cost of living, medicines and treatment was too much and the family struggled hard to make

ends meet. The entire weight of responsibility to look after Krishnan, fell on the shoulders of his wife, who

started to work as a Mason. Her earnings as a Mason were barely enough to meet their food needs. Most of

the time, she was unable to leave him alone, in absence of anyone to look after him and had to forego work.

Krishnan originally a very active person in society and a member of the local association, now restricted

himself to his home. Being dependent on others for his basic needs such as bathing, feeding walking etc,

made him feel ashamed and helpless. He slowly started feeling like a burden on the family, started losing his

confidence and felt isolated, which eventually pushed him towards depression.

When all seemed lost, a ray of hope came in the form of HelpAge Homecare volunteer G. Manikkavali. She

identified Krishnan as a beneficiary in need of Homecare, and became his primary carer. Trained by the

HelpAge Homecare team and AIIMS Nursing Team, her presence not only helped Krishnan become better,

but also gave time for his wife to earn her livelihood.

Regular physiotherapy exercises have helped improve his condition and increased his mobility, Krishnan’s

blood pressure is also monitored regularly to ensure stability of health, increasing his self-confidence.

•53.8% of elderly in the survey reported that they need help from others to carry out their Activities of Daily Living (ADL), things we normally do ourselves like - feeding, bathing, dressing, grooming, work, homemaking and leisure activities.

•97.8% elderly reported the need for support in Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL), specialized daily activities that require skill - ranging from traveling to outside places, managing money, shopping etc.

•59% of the elderly suffering from long-term disease require regular medication.

•As compared to Shimla and Cuddalore, Leh reported a very high need of Homecare services (55.8%).

•It is interesting to note that female elderly (57%), outnumbered male elderly in the need for help. Across all three locations it was observed that the preference was for female care givers.

•More than three-fourths of the elderly (76%) preferred to have caregivers from the local population, the percentage was higher in Leh (96%) as against Shimla (81%) and Cuddalore (33%).

•47% of the respondents who were 'bed bound & immobile' preferred family members and someone known to them to deliver care.

SALIENT FINDINGSHomecare report

Homecare for elderly in India

The dire need for Homecare for elderly in the

country was highlighted by a first-of-its-kind

report titled ‘Homecare for Elderly in India’

released by HelpAge to bring the issue to the

forefront. HelpAge has piloted homecare

training projects in 3 locations – Leh (J&K),

Shimla (HP) and Cuddalore (TN), which formed

the basis of the report.

With a sample size of 2500 elder respondents,

the report brought out the hard reality of the

state of elder homecare in the country. India is

the second largest in global population of

elderly citizens. Most of the elderly in the

country live a life of destitution and suffer from

ill health, neglect and abuse.

HelpAge through its Homecare program trains

community & family caregivers of bed bound &

immobile elderly, to help elders with their day-

to-day living activities. Therefore, a community

entry strategy has been adopted, which

involves the village Sarpanch (Head) and

community.

•174 Mobile Healthcare Units (MHU) provided 29.39 lakh free treatments in basic healthcare, across 2586 community locations, in 25 states.

•4837 awareness and health camps across the country, provided treatment to another 1.88 lakh beneficiaries.

•5268 home visits conducted for bedridden patients by the MHU team.

•1,67,251 Physiotherapy treatments to elders across 34 locations

•49,090 calls received through the toll-free Elders Helpline across 21 states.

•1138 abandoned elderly rescued.

•37,785 home care visits to the elderly at their doorstep in Leh, Shimla and Cuddalore and 820 caregivers trained.

•73,360 elderly supported through 5701 Elder-Self-Help Groups in 8 states.

•56,168 elderly successfully linked to government schemes and entitlements.

•11,216 senior citizens empowered through Digital Literacy workshops.

•35,000 surgeries conducted and nearly 1.8 lakh patients screened through 1587 camps, across 15 States, covering 120 districts.

•5 barrier free homes run for the aged in 3 states.

•26 homes for the aged supported pan India.

•More than 5000 Senior Citizens Associations partnered with across India with more than 10 lakh members.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS 2018-19


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During disasters the worst affected are the elderly, for they can't run towards safer ground or reach relief

vehicles in time and are often pushed aside by younger more able bodied persons. Two major disasters

occurred during the year in the South of India, in Kerala & Tamil Nadu, leaving behind a wake of death and

destruction. Lakhs of people lost their homes, livelihood and were without shelter and food. Clean drinking

water was difficult to find as floods & landslides not only destroyed property & livestock, but also disrupted

electricity & water supply.

The state of Kerala was devastated by floods due to continuous torrential rains during the months of July &

August 2018. Overflowing dams, landslides and floods washed away acres of land and left the state reeling in

shock and unable to cope with the magnitude of the disaster. By August 15th, all 14 districts of the State were

placed on red alert. According to the Kerala Government, one-sixth of the total population of Kerala had

been directly affected by floods and related incidents. The Indian government declared it a Level 3 calamity,

or ‘calamity of a severe nature’.

On the other hand, Cyclone Gaja affected the districts of Nagapattinam & Ramanathapuram in coastal Tamil

Nadu. Identified as a 'very severe cyclonic storm', with strong winds of about 170–180 km/h the cyclone

affected even the neighbouring districts of Thanjavur, Thiruvarur and Pudukottai.

HelpAge India's disaster management team immediately responded, reaching out to the affected with

medical, food and non-food relief items. In Kerala, relief kits were given to 2790 families in the districts of

Wayanad & Idukki. The disaster response team went deep into the tribal areas of Wayanad, Idukki, Palakkad

and Pathanamthitta to reach the unreached, where transportation was a major challenge. In Nagapattinam

district of Tamil Nadu, 2120 families of elderly, were reached out to.

As part of the rehabilitation measures in Kerala, two new Emergency Medical Relief Centres at Chundale

(Wayanad) and Kanjikuzhy (Idukki) were established and the services of the e-Health Centre in Nadavayal,

Wayanad were extended. Two Mobile Healthcare Units in Idukki & Kochi were immediately put into

operation. In Tamil Nadu, rehabilitation through livelihood restoration activities was done, by providing

more than 35,000 grafted three-year-old fruit saplings, for the local community, who were predominantly

horticulturists.

DISASTER RELIEF & REHABILITATION ADVOCACYDuring the year, progress was made on Rights, Entitlements and Policy changes for senior citizens of India. This was due to the laborious and painstaking 'legal advocacy' by HelpAge CEO, Mr. Mathew Cherian as 'Amicus Curae' in the case for Elder Rights as promised by the Constitution of India, since filing the PIL in 2016, in the Writ Petition for enforcement of Rights of Older Persons under Article 21 of the Constitution.

thOn December 13 2018, the senior citizens of India got a landmark judgement in their favour. It was for the first time perhaps in India's legal history, such a judgement was given, on the fast emerging social issues of elderly in the country. The Supreme Court in its judgement read the Right to life with Dignity of the elderly, under the mandate of Article 21. The Court issued a set of directions on the need to review pensions, provision of medical care, prepare a plan of action for giving publicity to the ‘Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act’ and appropriate directions to the State Governments for effective implementation. The Court also stated the need to continuously monitor the progress in the implementation of the Constitutional Mandate.

Historic rally for Universalization of Pension for Elders

HelpAge continued its ongoing advocacy efforts for elder rights during the year. It marked 'International Day

of Older Persons' this year by pushing forth the 'Demand for Universal Pension' for elders. A historic rally

was organized in the national

capital on September 30th

followed by a Jan Manch

(Peoples Assembly) in front

of the Par l iament , to

highlight to the MPs and

Government, the need for

Universalization & Increase

in Pensions for elders.

Over 11,000 poor elders

from 24 states assembled in

front of the Parliament. This

was done in association with

Pension Parishad, a national

n e t w o r k o f o v e r 1 0 0

grassroots organizations that

w o r k s w i t h p o o r &

m a r g i n a l i z e d e l d e r s ,

amongst others. A report was also released on 'State of Pensions in India - 2018’ for advocacy with various

stakeholders.

A 'Right to Pension' campaign was carried out through various events such as awareness rallies, signature

campaigns, walkathons, street plays etc. in different parts of the country. As a result, 2018 saw increase in

pensions and geriatric facilities for elders in several States.

Former President of India, Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, graced the formal function in Delhi and shared his views

on the importance of pension for elderly, besides felicitating centenarians and honouring our donors for

their immense contribution to the elder cause.

The growing instances of Elder Abuse in India, are a

matter of grave concern. The most common forms of

abuse are disrespect, verbal abuse and neglect

besides economic exploitation. Over the years,

HelpAge has been trying to bring the issue to the

forefront to empower elders and sensitize the young.

Marking 'World Elder Abuse Awareness Day' on June

14th, 2018, HelpAge launched a nationwide report

titled 'Elder Abuse in India: Changing Cultural Ethos & Impact of Technology'. The report explored the extent

of Elder Abuse in India and the impact of technology. The report revealed that nearly one-fourth (25%) elders

experienced abuse. The main abusers were their own Son (52%) and Daughter-in-law (34%). 65% elderly

stated that extreme attention given to phones/ computers was disrespectful. 73% elders felt that 'their adult

children are too busy on the phone, even when at home with them.'

HelpAge ran a nationwide campaign titled 'Disconnect to Connect' with the aim of sensitizing young adults,

the primary abusers, urging them to disconnect from their smart phones & gadgets and connect with the

elders in their own home. The campaign went viral, striking a chord with the younger generation. All across

the country the campaign ran, with various events taking place, such as signature campaigns, candle light

marches, street theatre, auto-rickshaw campaigns, walkathons, awareness campaigns at public spaces like

metros and bus stations etc.

•Nearly one-fourth (25%) elders experienced abuse.

•The main abusers were Son (52%) and Daughter-in-law (34%).

•The median age of abuser was 42 years.

•The most common form of abuse experienced was Disrespect (56%), Verbal Abuse (49%) and Neglect (33%). Economic Exploitation was 22% and Beating & Slapping was a disturbing 12%.

•They had been facing this since the past 5 years.

•65% elderly stated that extreme attention given to phones/ computers was disrespectful.

•73% elders felt that 'their adult children were too busy on the phone even when at home with them.’

•82% of those abused, did not report the matter.

•The key reasons for Not Reporting - were to ‘maintain confidentiality of family matter (52%)’ or ‘did not know how to deal with problem (34%)’.

•Top 3 most effective ways to deal with Elder Abuse was – 'Sensitize children & strengthen inter-generational bonding' (38%), 'Increase Economic Independence of the abused' (37%) and 'Sensitize Young Adults' (35%).


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ADVOCACY Leave No One Behind - National CSR Conference

As part of HelpAge's 40 year milestone, a National

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Conference

was held in Delhi, on the theme of sustainable

development goals, titled – 'Leave no one behind'.

The Conclave brought together key members of the

corporate industry, government and civil society,

with Chief Guest, Dr. Amarjeet Sinha, Secretary -

Ministry of Rural Development, Govt. of India. The

aim was to examine the possibilities of leveraging

CSR initiatives to enhance inclusion of marginalized

communities in the process of economic & social

development. The discussions centred on the need

for CSR to address larger societal issues, to go

beyond merely meeting statutory guidelines. CSR

should aim to fulfil the Social Development Goals via inclusion of those often left behind. In particular, older

people, especially older women are among the most disadvantaged sections of Indian society. Social

protection, basic services and infrastructure should be made accessible to all.

Bringing home the importance of Active Ageing, HelpAge organized a 'Silver Cyclothon' led by 72 year old Hari Baskaran, a retired management professional, who cycled 4000 kms from Chennai to Delhi proving that there is no age to fulfil your dreams and that healthy ageing is happy ageing, therefore one must remain fit in later years. He was joined on route by people of all ages from school children to senior citizens.

“It has been an extraordinary journey for me personally. It has always been my dream to cycle across our country and I want to tell all my friends over 60 years, to never stop dreaming, cause dreams do come true, but you must take care of your body, as only a healthy body can house a healthy mind.” – says Bhaskaran.

Silver Cyclothon flagged of in Chennai's, Besant Nagar with 72 year Hari Baskaran in the lead.

DISCONNECT TO CONNECTCampaign against Elder Abuse

72 year Silver Cyclist proves that 'Age is only a number’

SALIENT FINDINGSElder Abuse Report

SJVN FOUNDATION HAS EXTENSIVELY SUPPORTED HELPAGE'S HEALTHCARE INITIATIVES FOR OVER 7 YEARS

SJVN Foundation has been supporting HelpAge India’s Healthcare Initiatives for 7 years, with 13 Mobile Healthcare Units through the project ‘Satluj Sanjeevani Seva’ (3S). SJVN expanded its support over these years, across the 4 Indian states of Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Bihar, and Maharashtra. SJVN also supported numerous health checkup camps at these locations. 7,11,599 treatments have been provided to needy elders and community members, bringing healthcare to the doorsteps of the unreached.

Deutsche Bank supported 15,000 cataract surgeries with intraocular lens implant for the third consecutive year. HelpAge India’s v is ion restoration program aims at eradicating preventable blindness in India. The Bank supported this program across 23 locations. Over the past 3 years, Deutsche Bank has restored vision to 50,000 older persons, in partnership with HelpAge India.

Since 2010, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. has supported HelpAge India's Mobile Healthcare Program via 31 Mobile Healthcare Units across 23 Indian districts. The project ‘Varishthajan Swasthya Seva Abhiyaan’ (VSSA), has provided 33,21,248 treatments to poor and needy patients across India.

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DEUTSCHE BANK HAS RESTORED VISION TO 50,000 POOR & NEEDY OLDER PERSONS OVER 3 YEARS

ONGC HAS SUPPORTED 31 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS FOR 9 YEARS

Since 2004, Asian Paints has been supporting HelpAge India's Healthcare & Agecare initiatives. Asian Paints currently supports 6 Mobile Healthcare Units, at Kasna (Uttar Pradesh), Khandala (Maharashtra), Sriperumbudur (Tamil Nadu), Rohtak (Haryana), Patancheru (Andhra Pradesh), and Mysore (Karnataka). The MHUs have provided 5,73,629 treatments to poor and needy patients.

The Hans Foundation supports 6 MHUs and 1 Health and Diagnostic Centre in Uttarakhand and Punjab. The MHUs provided 92,577 treatments to poor and needy patients.

THE HANS EXTENDED SUPPORT TO HELPAGE INDIA'S HEALTHCARE INITIATIVES

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Pvt. Ltd. has been bringing healthcare to the doorsteps of the unreached via 3 Mobile Healthcare Units at Vithlapur (Gujarat), Narsapura (Karnataka) and Tapukara (Rajasthan), and 1 Stationary Healthcare Unit at Vithlapur .

HONDA MOTORCYCLE AND SCOOTER INDIA PVT. LTD. SUPPORTED HEALTHCARE INITIATIVES IN 3 STATES

ASIAN PAINTS HAS CONSISTENTLY BEEN SUPPORTING HELPAGE INDIA'S WORK IN HEALTHCARE & AGECARE

THANK YOU DONORS


The Oberoi Group continued to support 2 Mobile Healthcare Units at Agra and Shimla.

CIPLA Foundation has been supporting 5 Mobile Healthcare Units at Patalganga (Maharashtra), Baddi (Himachal Pradesh), Indore (Madhya Pradesh), and Kurkumbh (Maharashtra). CIPLA Foundation also supported HelpAge India's Kerala Flood Relief work.

Adani Foundation has been supporting 8 Mobile Healthcare Units at 6 states across India for over 7 years. Adani Foundation’s support has enabled HelpAge India to bring healthcare to the doorsteps of the unreached. The MHUs have given 5,68,694 treatments to poor and needy elders & the communities they live in.

Nikon has supported 1000 cataract surgeries with intraocular lens implant across 4 Indian states. NIKON also supported HelpAge India's relief activities during the Kerala floods in 2018.

NIKON SUPPORTED CATARACT SURGERIES ACROSS 4 STATES

ABB supports HelpAge India's Healthcare initiatives. The company currently supports 3 Mobile Healthcare Units, at Karnataka, Chhattisgarh and Gujarat. The MHUs provide preventive healthcare and free medicines to poor and needy patients.

ABB INDIA FOUNDATION SUPPORTED 3 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS IN 3 STATES

Oracle has consistently been supporting 2 Mobile Healthcare Units at Coimbatore and Delhi NCR. Oracle also supported HelpAge India's relief work during Kerala floods in 2018.

ORACLE SUPPORTED 2 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS AND KERALA FLOOD RELIEF WORK

GE India continued to support 5 Mobile Health care Units vide its group companies, across 4 Indian states.

GE INDIA SUPPORTED 5 MOBILE HEALTH UNITS IN 4 STATES

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ADANI FOUNDATION HAS SUPPORTED MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS FOR 7 YEARS

CIPLA FOUNDATION HAS BEEN A LONG STANDING SUPPORTED OF HELPAGE

THE OBEROI GROUP SUPPORTED 2 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS


Fullerton supports 3 Mobile Healthcare Units in Gujarat, Karnataka, and Odisha.

FULLERTON INDIA SUPPORTED 3 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS

S I R D O R A B J I TRUST SUPPORTS ANAND ACTIVITY C E N T R E A T BHUBANESHWARSir Dorabji Tata Trust has been supporting a senior citizens activity center called 'Anand Activity Centre' since June 2018. This Centre is based in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. Some of the activities conducted at the Centre are Physiotherapy, Health C h e c k - u p s , A w a r e n e s s , G a m e s , Yo g a , entertainment etc.

NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE HAS EXTENSIVELY SUPPORTED LIVELHIOOD INITIATIVESNSE has been supporting a livelihood project, Project Shradhha', for over 3 years. This project

has been implemented in four backward districts of four states, representing the four different regions of the country, and focuses on the concepts of Social, Financial and Health Inclusion, through the vehicle of Elder-Self-Help- Groups and their higher order federations.

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NALCO Foundation has been supporting 4 Mobile Healthcare Units in Odisha. Nalco's support has helped HelpAge India to bring healthcare to the doorsteps of the unreached.

NALCO FOUNDATION SUPPORTED 4 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS

Himachal Futuristic Communications Ltd. (HFCL) supported 3 Mobile Healthcare Units across 3 states, including a Specialized Mobile Healthcare Unit in Solan.

H F C L H A S S U P P O R T E D H E L PA G E ' S HEALTHCARE INTIATIVES FOR 5 YEARS

Isthmus expanded its support by adding one m o r e M o b i l e Healthcare Unit to the existing MHU, taking the total no. of MHU's to 2. The company support in bringing preventive healthcare to the doorsteps of the needy elders.

TEVA API India Pvt. Ltd., along with its affiliate companies Actavis Pharma Development Centre Pvt. Ltd., and Watson Pharma Pvt. Ltd, extended support for 3 Mobile Healthcare Units, 3000 cataract surgeries, and 3000 refractive glasses for poor and needy elders and the communities they live in, across 5 Indian states, viz. Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra.

DIAL has been supporting 2 MHUs at Delhi NCR.

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DELHI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITED SUPPORTED 2 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS

ISTHMUS INDUSTRIES SUPPORTED 2 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS IN RAMPUR, UP

TEVA SUPPORTS MOBILE HEALTHCARE AND VISION RESTORATION


CAIRN supports 4 Mobile Healthcare Units in Rajasthan and Gujarat.

CAIRN ENERGY CONTINUED TO SUPPORT 4 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS

REC Foundation is supporting the construction of an old age home in Leh-Ladakh.

REC FOUNDATION

Barbeque Nation supported the running cost of 2 Mobile Healthcare Units in Karnataka and Telangana.

BARBEQUE NATION

Sun Foundation supported 2 Mobile Healthcare Units in Tamil Nadu.

SUN FOUNDATION SUPPORTED 2 MOBILE HEALTH CARE UNITS

STT Global has supported HelpAge India's Caregiver Training Program for u n e m p l o y e d y o u t h , widows etc, enabling them to earn livelihood and live lives of dignity.

STT GLOBAL DATA CENTRES INDIA PVT. LTD.

DENSO supported a Mobile Healthcare Unit in the Manesar-Jhajjar belt, enabling free healthcare services in around 16-17 villages. This MHU, along with elder healthcare, also focuses on Women’s health.

DENSO HARYANA INDIA

AXIS BANK Foundation supported HelpAge India's Vision Restoration program via 1000 cataract surgeries in 3 Indian states.

AXIS BANK FOUNDATION RESTORED VISION TO 1000 NEEDY ELDERS

For the fifth consecutive year, ANZ supported HelpAge India's Vision Restoration program in Karnataka. ANZ has restored vision to 10,000 older persons, in partnership with HelpAge India.

ANZ BANK HAS RESTORED VISION TO 10,000 BENEFICIARIES OVER 5 YEARS

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Annual HelpAge India Awards

The following Individuals, Institutions and Companies were honored with the Annual HelpAge India Awards for their exemplary service to society & the cause of the aged, on

stthe event of the International Day of Older Persons, 1 October 2018, in New Delhi, by the Hon'ble Former President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee. Here is a glimpse of the ceremony and Awardees:

Dr. Babasaheb Pandurag Adhav, receives the Golden Award.

Mr. Ryan Pinto, CEO, Ryan International Group of Institutions, receives the Samson Daniel Award.

Mr. S. Radhakrishnan, Trustee, Cipla Foundation, receives

the PL Roy Award.

The Samson Daniel Award was presented to Ryan International Group of Institutions, for commendable contribution to the elder cause made by the School and its Students.

The PL Roy Award was given to Cipla Foundation for the Company's Outstanding Continuing Contribution via its Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives towards India's elders.

The Gold Plate Award was given to SJVN Foundation, for its invaluable and long standing contribution to HelpAge India for the cause and care of the elderly.

Shri N.L. Sharma, Chairman and Managing Director, SJVN

Limited, receives the Gold Plate Award.

SUN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES LTDSun Pharma supported towards 2 Mobile Healthcare Units at Halol (Gujarat) and Ahmednagar (Maharashtra).

TE CONNECTIVITY INDIA PVT. LTD. TE Connectivity supported 2 Mobile Healthcare Unit in Pune and Bangalore.

BLUE DART EXPRESSBlue Dart supported HelpAge India’s Vision restoration program with 1,000 cataract surgeries in Maharashtra.

FUJITSU CONSULTING INDIA PRIVATE LIMITEDFujitsu Consulting supported HelpAge India’s Eye checkup camps via spectacle distribution, recreational activities at old age homes, and vision restoration in 5 states – Delhi NCR, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Chennai and Telangana.

BALMER LAWRIE & CO. LTD. Balmer Lawrie has been supporting a Mobile Healthcare Unit in Manali (Himachal Pradesh) for several years.

INDIA ENERGY EXCHANGE LIMITED India Energy Exchange supported 2 Mobile Healthcare Unit in 2 Indian States.

LARSEN & TOUBRO PUBLIC CHARITABLE TRUSTL&T supported a Mobile Healthcare Unit in Chennai (Tamil Nadu).

LARSEN & TOUBRO CONSTRUCTIONL&T supported HelpAge India’s Physiotherapy & Helpline initiatives.

NTPC LTD.NTPC supported 2 Mobile Healthcare Unit in West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh.

SUZUKI MOTOR GUJARAT PVT. LTD.Suzuki Motors supported 1 Mobile Healthcare Unit at Becharji Gujarat

THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR (INDIA) PVT. LTD.ThyssenKrupp supported HelpAge India’s relief work during Kerala floods in 2018.

RITES LTDRITES Ltd. supported 1 new Mobile Healthcare Unit in Delhi NCR.

SPARK MINDA FOUNDATIONSpark Minda Foundation supported eye checkup camps with Spectacle distribution program in 6 locations – Greater Noida, Gurugram, Hisar, Pune, Chennai, and Rudrapur.

CHENNAI PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITEDCPCL supported 2 Mobile Healthcare Units in Tamil Nadu.

GMR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITEDGMR supported 2 Mobile Healthcare Units in Delhi-NCR.

GMR GOA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITEDGMR supported 1 new Mobile Healthcare Unit in Goa.

GMR WARORA INTERNATIONAL GMR supported 1 new Mobile Healthcare Unit in Maharashtra.

GMR HYDERABAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITEDGMR supported 1 new Mobile Healthcare Unit in Telangana.

PERSISTENT FOUNDATIONPersistent Foundation supported 1 new Mobile Healthcare Unit in Goa.

GRUH FINANCE LTD.Gruh Finance supported 2 Mobile Healthcare Unit in Gujarat and Rajasthan.

NLC INDIA LIMITEDNLC India supports old age home in Chennai.

SHYAM STEEL INDUSTRIES LIMITEDSSIL supported 1 Mobile Healthcare Unit in Durgapur, West Bengal.

VOITH PAPER FABRICS INDIA LIMITEDVoith supported Specialized Health Camps with Spectacle distribution program in Faridabad, Haryana.

OTHER CORPORATE SUPPORTERS

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The prestigious Golden Award was presented to Dr. Babasaheb Pandurag Adhav, for his notable contribution to the welfare of society in advancing years.

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•ONGC LIMITED•DEUTSCHE BANK AG•SJVN FOUNDATION•ASIAN PAINTS•NSE FOUNDATION•HANS FOUNDATION•HONDA MOTORCYCLE & SCOOTER INDIA PVT. LTD.

•TEVA API INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED•CIPLA FOUNDATION•ADANI FOUNDATION•GE POWER SYSTEMS INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED•WATSON PHARMA PRIVATE LIMITED•SIR DORABJI TATA TRUST•ABB INDIA FOUNDATION•OBEROI GROUP•CHARITIES AID FOUNDATION•FULLERTON INDIA CREDIT CO LTD•DENSO HARYANA PVT. LTD.•SUN FOUNDATION•CAIRN FOUNDATION•HFCL SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIETY•BALMER LAWRIE & CO LTD•ANZ OPERATIONS & TECHNOLOGY PVT LTD•INDIAN ENERGY EXCHANGE LIMITED•NIKON INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED•UNITED WAY OF MUMBAI•STT GLOBAL DATA CENTRES INDIA PVT. LTD.•GE POWER INDIA LIMITED•LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED, CONSTRUCTION•NTPC LTD•NALCO FOUNDATION•DELHI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITED•TE CONNECTIVITY INDIA PVT LTD.•ISTHMUS INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LIMITED•CHENNAI PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITED•GMR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITED•SUZUKI MOTORS GUJARAT PVT LTD•LARSEN & TOUBRO PUBLIC CHARITABLE TRUST•PERSISTENT FOUNDATION

•GRUH FINANCE LIMITED•NLC INDIA LIMITED•REC FOUNDATION•YOURCAUSE•THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED

•HI-TECH ARAI PRIVATE LTD•INFOR (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED•SUN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES LTD•GHCL FOUNDATION TRUST•NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE OF INDIA LIMITED•BARBEQUE NATION HOSPITALITY LIMITED•TI FINANCIAL HOLIDINGS LIMITED, CHENNAI•AXIS BANK FOUNDATION•BLUE DART EXPRESS LIMITED•FUJITSU CONSULTING INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED•CHARITIES AID FOUNDATION AMERICA•ADANI VIZHINJAM PORT PVT LTD•FAIZAL & SHABANA FOUNDATION•PREMIER EXPLOSIVES LIMITED•BHARAT FINANCIAL INCLUSION LTD•ACTAVIS PHARMA DEVELOPMENT CENTRE PRIVATE LIMITED

•RITES LTD•SETH MADANLALL PALRIWALA FOUNDATION•SPARK MINDA FOUNDATION•HEWLETT PACKARD (INDIA) SOFTWARE OPERATION PRIVATE LIMITED

•ZERODHA COMMODITIES PVT LTD•ARISTA NETWORKS INDIA PVT LTD•KHADIM INDIA LIMITED•BHARAT DYNAMICS LIMITED•NEC TECHNOLOGIES INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED•VOITH PAPER FABRICS INDIA LTD.•UTKAL ALUMINA INTERNATIONAL LTD.•NEXTGEN HEALTH CARE INDIA PVT LTD•COAL INDIA LIMITED•SHYAM STEEL INDUSTRIES LIMITED•BLUE CROSS LABORATORIES PRIVATE LIMITED•DALMIA BHARAT FOUNDATION•LUBRIZOL INDIA PVT. LTD.•SEAGATE TECHNOLOGY HDD (INDIA) PVT. LTD.•VIBRACOUSTIC NOIDA PRIVATE LIMITED•SCHINDLER INDIA PVT. LTD.•TALBROS AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENTS LTD.•SUYATI TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD•ACCLARIS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS PVT LTD.•BENETTON INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED

•BETA EDIBLES PROCESSING PRIVATE LIMITED•SUD CHEMIE INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED•SHANKARA INFRASTRUCTURE MATERIALS LTD•TIL WELFARE TRUST•EMCO ENERGY LIMITED•HCENTIVE TECHNOLOGY INDIA PVT. LTD.•IKAN RELOCATION SERVICES INDIA PVT. LTD.•ANJANA SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS PVT.LTD•BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LTD-POWER SECTOR WESTERN REGION (PSWR),

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•HINDUSTAN LEVER EDUCATIONAL & WELFARE TRUST

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TRUSTS & FOUNDATIONS

CORPORATES

INSTITUTIONSEDUCATIONAL

The Silver Plate Award was given to Asian Paints Limited, for the Company's significant contribution towards HelpAge India's work and the elder cause for over a decade.

The Social Responsibility Award was presented to HelpAge India's Kerala State Team for its valorous efforts to provide relief and rehabilitation to Kerala flood victims.

The Bronze Plate Award was awarded to Deutsche Bank AG, for the Bank's extensive and invaluable contribution to HelpAge India's eye care program for the disadvantaged elderly.

The Good Governance Award was presented to Mr. J.C. Luther for outstanding contribution to Good Governance during his tenure within HelpAge India's Governing Body.

Mr. Andrew Williams, Chief Manager – Customer Centricity, Asian Paints Limited, receives the Silver Plate Award.

Mr. Biju Mathew, State Head - Kerala, HelpAge India, and Mr. John E. Daniell, Dy. Director - Programs (Kerala), HelpAge India, receive the Social Responsibility Award.

Mr. Ankush Choudhary, Vice President & Regional Head - North, Deutsche Bank AG, receives the Bronze Plate Award.

Mr. J.C. Luther, Member, Governing Body, HelpAge India, receives the Good Governance Award.


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•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-SECTOR 40, GURGAON

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MATRIC.HR.SEC.SCHOOL, MADURAI•ST .FRANCIS DE SALES HIGH SCHOOL, NAGPUR•ST ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL, CANACONA•ST JOSEPH, GORAKHPUR•ST JOSEPH CONVENT SCHOOL, VARANASI•ST JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL, SHIRODA•ST JOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL, NEW PANVEL•ST KAREN'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, PATNA•ST KAREN'S MONTESSORI SCHOOL, PATNA•ST MARY SCHOOL, UJJAIN•ST STEPHEN'S SCHOOL, GUWAHATI•ST XAVIER CONVENT SR SEC SCHOOL, JAMMU•ST XAVIERS HIGH SCHOOL, GONDIA•ST XAVIERS HIGH SCHOOL-HINGNA, NAGPUR•ST XAVIERS HIGH SCHOOL-HIWARI NAGAR, NAGPUR

•ST XAVIOUR SCHOOL , AKBARPUR•ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY, PUNE

•ST. ANTHONY DAY SCHOOL, JALPAIGURI•ST. ANTHONY'S HIGH SCHOOL, KOLKATA•ST. BARTHOLOMEW HIGH SCHOOL, TISWADI•ST. JAMES SCHOOL, BINNAGURI•ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSAL SCHOOL, MUMBAI,•ST. JOSEPH CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL, VERNA•ST. JOSEPH SR. SEC. SCHOOL, RAIPUR•ST. JOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL, BARDEZ•ST. JOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL, PATNA•ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL-MARTAM, EAST SIKKIM•ST. JUDES HIGH SCHOOL, MADHYAMGRAM•ST. KAREN'S HIGH SCHOOL, PATNA•ST. KAREN'S PRIMARY SCHOOL, PATNA•ST. KAREN'S SECONDARY SCHOOL, PATNA•ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL, NADIAD•ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, BHATAPARA•ST. MILAREPA ACADEMY, DARJEELING•ST. PAUL'S HIGH SCHOOL, PATNA•ST. PAULS SCHOOL, DARJEELING•ST. REMIJIUS HIGH SCHOOL, BETTIAH, WEST CHAMPARAN

•ST. RITA HIGH SCHOOL, COLVALE•ST. RITA'S HIGH SCHOOL, SALCETE•ST. STEPHEN SCHOOL, HABRA•ST. THERESA'S CONVENT SCHOOL, PANCHKULA•ST. XAVIER'S H.S SCHOOL, RAIPUR•ST. XAVIER'S HIGH SCHOOL, VAPI (EAST)•ST.ANN'S HIGH SCHOOL-TARNAKA, SECUNDERABAD

•ST.ANTHONY CONVENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, MUMBAI

•ST.CLARET HIGH SCHOOL- MEDCHAL, HYDERABAD•ST.COLUMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL, GAMDEVI,MUMBAI

•ST.JOHN'S HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD•ST.JOSEPH INSTITUTE, VASCO•ST.JOSEPH SCHOOL, RHENOCK•ST.JOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL, MUMBAI•ST.LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL, MUMBAI•ST.LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL, NEW MUMBAI•ST.LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL-KANDIVALI-E, MUMBAI

•ST.PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOL, PANRUTI•ST.SEBASTIAN'S SCHOOL, KOLKATA•ST.THOMAS HIGH SCHOOL- DILSUKHNAGAR, HYDERABAD

•ST.THOMAS SCHOOL, GANGTOK•ST.XAVIER SCHOOL, HAZARIBAG•ST.XAVIER'S HIGH SCHOOL, MUMBAI•ST.XAVIER'S HIGH SCHOOL, THANE•ST.XAVIERS HIGH SCHOOL-AIROLI, NAVI MUMBAI•ST.XAVIER'S SCHOOL, PAKYONG•ST.XAVIERS SCHOOL-GUPTESHWER, JABALPUR•ST.XAVIERS SCHOOL-SHANTI NAGAR, JABALPUR

•A DAMODARAN, CHENNAI•A K NARAYANAN, CHENNAI•A K RUDRA, NAGPUR•A M SURANA, ANKLESHWAR•A N NAIR, MUMBAI•A N SHARMA, HAMIRPUR•A RAJARAM BHAT, BANGALORE•A TO Z INDUSTRIES, MORADABAD•A V GANESAN, CHENNAI•A. V. SADASIVAM, CHENNAI

•A.R.INDUSTRIES, NEW DELHI•AARTI MORAES, MUMBAI•AAYUSHI ASTHANA, LUCKNOW•ABBASBHOY NURUDDIN ZUMKHAWALA, MUMBAI•ABHAY KHANAPURE, PUNE•ABHAY KUMAR CHOUDHARY, RANCHI•ABHINAV AGGARWAL, NEW DELHI•ABHISHEK SINGHAL, KOLKATA•ABIRUDDHA JAYAVANT RANADIVE, MUMBAI•ADHYA BHARGAVA, WASHINGTON•ADIL D BILLIMORIA., MUMBAI•ADITYA KULKARNI, PUNE•ADITYA KUMAR BHARATI, BANGALORE•ADITYA TULSHAN, MUMBAI•AEON CHEMICALS, AHMEDABAD•AFSAR REIAZ, HYDERABAD•AGARWAL TAR UDYOG, GHAZIABAD•AGRAWAL INFRABBUILD PVT. LTD., BILASPUR

•AJAY BHATIA, PANIPAT•AJAY KAUL, PANCHKULA•AJAY KUMAR GUPTA, NEW DELHI•AJAY PALIWAL, PANIPAT•AJAY SOOD, NEW DELHI•AJIT N SHAHANI, BANGALORE•AJITA BHAT, MUMBAI•AJITH C S, COIMBATORE•AJOY H CHAWLA, BANGALORE•AJOY MUKHERJEE, THANE•AKANKSHA ARUN RATHOD, MUMBAI•AKHILESH KALRA, LUCKNOW•AKILA NARASIMHAN, HYDERABAD•AKSHAY NAIK, MUMBAI•ALAJANGI SUNIL KUMAR ACHARYA, NUAPADA•ALAKSHENDRA SINGH, RISHIKESH•ALEXANDER GEORGE, NEW DELHI•ALI SHERZA FAHEEM, HYDERABAD

INDIVIDUALS& ORGANIZATIONS

•GENESIS ACADEMY, SILIGURI•GEOTHAL'S MEMORIAL SCHOOL, KURSEONG•GITA DEVI DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL, B - DEOGHAR•GOVT.SR.SEC. SCHOOL-NAMCHI, SOUTH SIKKIM•GOVT.SR.SEC.SCHOOL, SORENG•GOVT.SR.SEC.SCHOOL-DAMTHANG BAZAR, SIKKIM•GOVT.SR.SEC.SCHOOL-KALUK, KALUK•GOVT.SR.SEC.SCHOOL-NAMTHANG, SOUTH SIKKIM

•GOVT.SR.SEC.SCHOOL-SRIBADAM, SORENG•GREEN DALE SCHOOL, GANGTOK•GURU KRIPA DIVINE GRACE PUBLIC SCHOOL, BAHARAICH

•GURU TEGH BAHADUR 3RD CENTENARY PUBLIC SCHOOL, NEW DELHI

•GURU TEGH BAHADUR ENG HIGH SCHOOL, MUMBAI

•GURUKUL SR SECONDARY SCHOOL, RAIPUR•HARIYANA VIDYA MANDIR, KOLKATA•HAROBINO VIDYA BHAWAN, HILLPATNA, BERHAMPUR, BERHAMPUR

•HILL CREST SCHOOL, SHILLONG•HIRANBALA SHISHU BHAVAN, KOLKATA•HOLY FAMILY ENG MED SCHOOL, KADI•HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL, ALLAHABAD•HUMANITY PUBLIC SCHOOL•INDIAN EDUCATION ACADEMY, PUNE•INDRAPRASTHA VIDYALAYA, UPPINANGADY•INFANT JESUS CENTRAL SCHOOL, TRIVANDRUM•INFANT JESUS SCHOOL, PATNA•INTERNATIONAL DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL•IVANA MEMORIAL CONVENT SCHOOL, RANGPO•J.B.PETIT HIGH SCHOOL, MUMBAI•J.B.VACHHA HIGH SCHOOL, MUMBAI•J.D.BHARDA HIGH SCHOOL, GRAND ROAD (W)•JAGAT TARAN GOLDEN JUBILEE SCHOOL, ALLAHABAD

•JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDHALAYA, KOTTAYAM•JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA, AKHNOOR•JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA, PONDICHERRY•JAWAHARLAL DARDA ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL, YAVTMAL

•JERMEL ACADEMY, SILIGURI•K.C. GURUKUL, UDHAMPUR•KAILASHPATH SINGHANIA HIGH SCHOOL, LODIKHEDA,SAUSAR

•KAIRALI VIDYALAYA SCHOOL, TIRUPUR•KALIDHAR MEMORIAL ARMY SCHOOL, SUNDERBANI

•KC INTERNATIONAL , JAMMU•KEERTI VIDYALAYA, BARDEZ•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CHURACHANDPUR, MANIPUR

•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, KISHTWAR•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, NAGAON, ASSAM•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, NANGAL BHUR•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, SHIKAR•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, SUNDERBANI•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, SUNDERBANI•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO-1, AKHNOOR•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, BERHAMPORE•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, JAGDALPUR, DIST: JAGDALPUR

•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, MAHASAMUND•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, TELIAMURA•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, TINSUKIA•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, AMBASSA•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA -2, PORTBLAIR•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA -ANGAPAHAR, DIMAPUR•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA- K.R. PURAM, BANGALORE-•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA -NGC, AGARTALA•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO -2-AFS•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO. 1-ISHAPORE, NAWABGANJ

•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO. 2-ISHAPORE, ISHAPORE•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO-1, PORTBLAIR•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, NO 1-CHANDIMANDIR CANTT, N/A

•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-AFS , JORHAT•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-AJNI NAGPUR, NAGPUR•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-ALONG, ALONG•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-BALLYGUNGE, KOLKATA•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-BARRACPORE(AFS), PALTA•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-BIRBHUM, SURI•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-COMMAND HOSPITAL, KOLKATA

•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-DANTEWADA, DANTEWADA•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-DIPHU, ASSAM•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-FORTWILLIAM, KOLKATA•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-HAL, BANGALORE•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-IIT, GUWAHATI•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-KANCHANBAGH, HYDERABAD

•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-KHANAPARA, GUWAHATI•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-KUNJABAN, AGARTALA

•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-MISSA CANTT, ASSAM•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-NAGROTA, JAMMU•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-NARANGI, GUWAHATI•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-O F, NAGPUR•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-ONGC, NAZIRA•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-RRL JORHAT, JORHAT•KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA-SIVASAGAR, ASSAM•KHAITAN PUBLIC SCHOOL, NOIDA•KHALSA PUBLIC SCHOOL, PORT BLAIR•KHRIST RAJA SR. SECONDARY SCHOOL, BETIAH•KIDS VALLEY TALAB TILLO•KIDZEE, MALDA•KIDZEE BAGHORBARI, GUWAHATI•KIDZEE BHETAPARA•KIDZEE TALAB TILLO, JAMMU•KIDZEE-FIRST STEP, KOLKATA•KOLKATA MODEL SCHOOL, KOLKATA•KRISHNANAGAR ACADEMY, KRISHNANAGAR•LADY IRWIN SCHOOL, DELHI•LADY IRWIN SR.SEC SCHOOL•LECOLE CHEMPAKA, TRIVANDRUM•LIEVENS ACADEMY, LOHARDAGA•LITTLE FLOWER CONVENT SCHOOL, PANCHKULA•LITTLE FLOWER CONVENT SCHOOL, UDHAMPUR•LITTLE FLOWER EDUCATION TRUST, AHMEDABAD•LITTLE FLOWER HR. SEC. SCHOOL, JAMMU•LITTLE KINGDOM SENIOR SEC. SCHOOL, TIRUPUR•LITTLE ROCK INDIAN SCHOOL, MANGALORE•LML SCHOOL, AHMEDABAD•LOKHANDWALA FOUNDATION SCHOOL, MUMBAI•LOURDES CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL, BARDEZ•LUTHRA ACADEMY, JAMMU•MACAROON STUDENTS ACADEMY CHANDRAPUR, CHANDRAPUR

•MAGNO VALE ACADEMY, DARJEELING•MAHARANA MEWAR PUBLIC SCHOOL, UDAIPUR•MAHARANA MEWAR VIDYA MANDIR, UDAIPUR•MAHARISHI V. MANDIR, BHOPAL•MAHATMA GANDHI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, PORT BLAIR

•MANAN VIDYA, RANCHI•MANCHI SCHOOL-BALAPUR, HYDERABAD•MARINA ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, MARGAO•MARRY IMMACULATE SCHOOL, BERHAMPORE•MARUTHI MAT. HR.SEC.SCHOOL, PUDUCHERRY•MASTERS GRAMMAR HIGH SCHOOL-NEW NAGOLE, HYDERBAD

•MEENAKSHI RAMASAMY HR.SEC.SCHOOL, ARIYALUR

•MEENAKSHI RAMASAMY MAT.HR.SEC.SCHOOL, ARIYALUR

•MEENAKSHI RAMASAMY VIDYALAYA, ARIYALUR•MGM PUBLIC SCHOOL, BHILAI•MILTON ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, SILIGURI•MINERVA SCHOOL OF LEARNING•MITHI GOBINRAM PUBLIC SCHOOL, BHOPAL•MODERN CONVENT SCHOOL•MODERN HIGH SCHOOL, UMRED•MODERN PUB SCHOOL, DEOGHAR•MODERN SANDEEPNI SCHOOL, PATHANKOT•MODERN SCHOOL, NAGPUR•MODI PUBLIC SCHOOL, SILIGURI•MODI SCHOOL, JAMNAGAR•MOHTA PUBLIC SCHOOL, CHURU•MONGRACE MONTESSORI HOUSE, KOLKATA•MOUNT HERMON SCHOOL, DARJEELING•MOUNT HIRA PUBLIC SCHOOL, TRICHY•MOUNT LITERA ZEE SCHOOL, ETAWAH•MOUNT LITERA ZEE SCHOOL, SAMBA•MOUNT LITERA ZEE SCHOOL-ANAND NAGAR, JAMMU

•NAMCHI GOVT GIRLS SCHOOL, SIKKIM•NAV KRISHNA VALLEY SCHOOL, ENGLISH MEDIUM, SANGLI

•NAV KRISHNA VALLEY SCHOOL, MARATHI MEDIUM, SANGLI

•NAVNIDH HASSOMAL LAKHANI P. SCHOOL, BHOPAL

•NEW BALDWIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-CBSE, BENGALURU

•NEW ERA HIGH SCHOOL, MARGAO•NEW ERA PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL, KORBA•NEW PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL, SUNDERBANI•NEW ST. JOHN'S HIGH SCHOOL, SILIGURI•NIRMAAN VIDYA JYOTI ENGLISH SCHOOL, SILIGURI

•NIRMAL NIKETAN H.S. SCHOOL, KARLI, GEEDAM•NIRMAL VIDYALAYA, JAGDALPUR•NORTH POINT CHILDREN'S SCHOOL, MUZAFFARPUR

•NORTH POINT MONTESSORI SCHOOL, MUZAFFARPUR

•NRI'S INDIAN SPRINGS SCHOOL-GUNTUR, HYDERABAD

•NURTURE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

•O P JINDAL SCHOOL, RAIGARH•OASIS SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE, HYDERABAD•ONGC PUBLIC SCHOOL, KARAIKAL•ORIENTAL HIGH SCHOOL, SILCHAR•OUR LADY OF DESTERRO HIGH SCHOOL, VASCO-DA-GAMA

•OUR LADY OF REMEDY HIGH SCHOOL, MUMBAI•OUR LADY OF ROSARY HIGH SCHOOL, MARGAO•OUR LADY OF SNOW HIGH SCHOOL, SALCETE•OUR LADY OF SUCCOUR HIGH SCHOOL, SALCETE•P V MODI SCHOOL, RAJKOT•PARAMOUNT CONVENT SCHOOL, JAMMU•PATHAK ENG.MEDIUM SCHOOL, RAJKOT•PATHAK PUBLIC SCHOOL (E.M), RAJKOT•PETER ALVARES HIGH SCHOOL, PERNEM•POIRA HIGH SCHOOL, BICHOLIM•POLICE DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL, JALANDHAR•PRABHAT TARA GIRLS' SR. SEC. SCHOOL, MUZAFFARPUR

•PRADNYA HIGH SCHOOL, PERNEM•PRAGATHI HIGH SCHOOL-MYLARGADDA, HYDERABAD

•PRATAP PUBLIC SCHOOL, KARNAL•PRESENTATION CONVENT HR.SEC SCHOOL, SRINAGAR

•PURUSHARTH SCHOOL(PATHAK SCHOOL), RAJKOT•PURUSHOTTAM HIGH SCHOOL, MUMBAI•QUEEN VICTORIA GIRL'S INTER COLLEGE, AGRA•QUEENS PARK PVT SCHOOL, KOLKATA•R D KHALAP HIGH SCHOOL, GOA•R.V. MAT.HR.SEC.SCHOOL, MADURAI DISTRICT•RAINBOW INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, AURANGABAD•RAJKIYA BALIKA INTER COLLEGE, LUCKNOW•RAJMATA KRISHNA KUMARI GIRLS SCHOOL, JODHPUR

•RHEMA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL , PATHANKOT•RISING STARS ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL, NASHIK•ROHINI PUBLIC SCHOOL, DELHI•ROSARY HIGH SCHOOL, SALCETE•RRVPNL, JAIPUR•RV PUBLIC SCHOOL, BANGALORE•RYAN CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL, NAVI MUMBAI•RYAN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, BORIVALI(W)•RYAN INTERNATINAL SCHOOL-KANDIVALI EAST, MUMBAI

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL ADAJAN SURAT, SURAT•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, AJMER•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, AURANGABAD•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, CHANDIGARH•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, FARIDABAD•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, GHAZIABAD•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, GREATER NOIDA•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, GURUGAON•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, LUDHIANA•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, LUDHIANA•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, MOHALI•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, NASHIK•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, NOIDA •RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, NOIDA EXTENSION•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, PATIALA•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, PUNE•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, RAIBAREILLY•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, SHAHJHANPUR•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, SRIPERUMBUDUR TALUK

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, UDAIPUR•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL & ST.JOHN`S SCHOOL, JALNA

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL(CBSE), SURAT•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, YELAHANKA, BANGALORE

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-BANNERGHATTA, BENGALURU,

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-CBSE , MUMBAI•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-CHEMBUR, MUMBAI•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-GOREGAON, MUMBAI

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-ICSE, MUMBAI•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-ICSE, SURAT•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-KHARGHAR, NAVI MUMBAI

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-KUNDANAHALLI, BANGALORE,

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-MAYUR VIHAR, DELHI

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-NALLASOPARA, MAHARASHTRA

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-NERUL, NAVI MUMBAI

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-PADMAWATI, JAIPUR•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-SANPADA, NAVI MUMBAI

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-SEC-11-ROHINI, DELHI

•RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-SEC-25-ROHINI, DELHI


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•STANDARD PUBLIC SCHOOL, SRINAGAR•STELLA MARIS GIRLS SCHOOL, BANGALORE•STELLA MARIS GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, BENGALURU•STEPPING STONES HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD•STUDENTS OF LAKSHMIPAT SINGHANIA ACADEMY, KOLKATA

•SUBBIAH CENTRAL SCHOOL, TIRUPUR•SUBBIAH MAT. HR. SEC. SCHOOL, TIRUPUR•SUDARSHAN VIDYA MANDIR, BANGALORE•SUDITI GLOBAL ACADEMY, ETAWAH•SUNCITY WORLD SCHOOL, GURGAON•SUNFLOWER ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL, VISAKHAPATNAM

•SUNRISE (ENG. MED) SCHOOL, BELUR•SUNSHINE ENGLISH SCHOOL, RAJKOT•SUNSHINE GUJARATI SCHOOL, RAJKOT•SWEET ANGEL'S SCHOOL, HOWRAH•TECHNO INDIA GROUP PUBLIC SCHOOL, FALAKATA

•TECHNO INDIA GROUP PUBLIC SCHOOL, JALPAIGURI

•TECHNO INDIA GROUP PUBLIC SCHOOL, KONNAGAR

•TECHNO INDIA GROUP PUBLIC SCHOOL, SILIGURI•THAKUR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, MUMBAI•THE ADITYA BIRLA PUBLIC SCHOOL ARIYALUR, ARIYALUR DIST

•THE BRITISH SCHOOL, PANCHKULA•THE BRITISH SCHOOL •THE GOOD SHEPHERED MISSION SCHOOL, KOLKATA

•THE HOME SCHOOL, BANGALORE•THE MILLENNIUM•THE SHRI RAM UNIVERSAL SCHOOL JAMMU•THE UNIVERSAL SCHOOL, TARDEO, MUMBAI,•THURBO HIGH SCHOOL, MIRIK•TINY TODY E.M SCHOOL, VISAKHAPATNAM•TRIBENI TISSUE VIDYAPITH, HOOGLY•UNITED MISSIONARY GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, KOLKATA

•UNIVERSAL HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABAD•UNIVERSAL HIGH SCHOOL, MUMBAI•UNIVERSAL HIGH SCHOOL, THANE, MUMBAI•UNIVERSAL HIGH SCHOOL-GHATKOPAR, MUMBAI•UNIVERSAL HIGH SCHOOL-MALAD, MUMBAI,•USHA MARTIN SCHOOL, MALDA•V.V.R.EDUCATION TRUST, BANGALORE•VARDHMAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, JAIPUR•VENUS MATRICULATION SCHOOL, ARIYALUR•VICTORY HIGH SCHOOL, HYDERABAD•VIDYA BHARTI SCHOOL, DELHI•VIDYA JYOTI HR. SEC. SCHOOL, JAGDALPUR•VIDYA SAGAR EM SCHOOL, VISAKHAPATNAM•VIDYAPRASARAK HIGH SCHOOL, GOA•VIMAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, JAMMU•VISHWABHARTI HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, JAMMU

•VIVEK HIGH SCHOOL, CHANDIGARH•VIVEK MANDIR, GONDIA•VIVEK MANDIR CBSE SCHOOL, GONDIA•VIVEK VIDYALAYA & JR COLLEGE, BOMBAY•VIVEKANANDA KENDRA VIDYALAYA, PORT BLAIR•W H SMITH SCHOOL•WARANGAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, WARANGAL•WEST POINT SCHOOL, SILIGURI•WORD AND DEED HIGH SCHOOL, HYDERABAD•XAVIER PUBLIC SCHOOL, NARGOTA•YOUNG LEARNERS MONT.HOUSE, KOLKATA•YOUNG LEARNERS MONTESSORI HOUSE, KOLKATA•ZPH SCHOOL GIRLS PARAWADA, VISAKHAPATNAM

•FABTECH TECHNOLOGIES, MUMBAI•FARMICO COMMODITIES LTD, MUMBAI•FAROKH BEHRAM DARUVALA, MUMBAI•FARUK SIRAJ, PUNE•FERGUS GONSALVES, GOA•FERZIN SEHNA, MUMBAI•FILMORS, HYDERABAD•FIRDAUS J. MISTRY, MUMBAI•FLAYER CHARANPADUKA IND PVT LTD, BAHADURGARH

•FORTUNE EXPORTS, AHMEDABAD•FRANCIS SEQUERRA, MUMBAI•FREDRICK FERNANDES, MUMBAI•FROST INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENERGY LIMITED, KANPUR

•G AMPHRAY LABORATORIES, MUMBAI•G HARPALANI, JAIPUR•G N KATHPALIA, NEW DELHI•G S MADHUSUDAN, CHENNAI•G S SIHOTA, PALAKKAD•G SANKARAN, CHENNAI•G. RAJAMANI, BANGALORE•G. TULASI DAS M.E, KAKINADA•GAGAN N HOLANI, MUMBAI•GAINTECH ENTERPRISES, AHMEDABAD•GAJ CHARITIES, HYDERABAD•GANESH BALASUBRAMANIAN, MUMBAI•GANESH KAHADANE, MUMBAI•GANESH V, BANGALORE•GAURAV DIWAN, NEW DELHI•GEETHA KUMAR R, TRIVANDRUM•GHOLAP PURSHOTTAM DATTATRAYA, MUMBAI•GIRISH NADKARNI, MUMBAI•GIRISH RAGHUNATH BHOKARE, PUNE•GITA NAYYAR, MUMBAI•GITA RAMAN, NOIDA•GLASSCO LABORATORY EQUIPMENTS, AMBALA•GLOBAL EDUCARE CONSULTANTS PVT. LTD., NEW DELHI

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•THOMAS MATHEW, PATHANAMTHITTA•TREND ALERT APPARELS, NAGPUR•TRILOCHAN SINGH SAHNEY, MUMBAI•TRILOK JANI, MOUNT ABU•TRIVENI ENGICONS PVT. LTD., JAMSHEDPUR•TRIVENI RUBBER, THANE•TSA PROCESS EQUIPMENTS PVT LTD, MUMBAI•TULSIRAM SHARMA, JAIPUR•TUSHAR UDYOG, NASIK•UDAY NATH, PANIPAT•UJWALA RAJE SHAH, MUMBAI•UMA AHUJA, NEW DELHI•UMA MAHAJAN, SHIMLA•UMA SURI, NEW DELHI•UNITED STONES PVT LTD, BEAWAR•UNIX ENTERPRISE, LUCKNOW•UNMESH SHARADCHANDRA MAHAJAN, NAGPUR•URMIL MALHOTRA, PANCHKULA•URMILA DYNAESH PALSHETKAR, MUMBAI•USHA BALAJI, CHENNAI•USHA FATTU VASAVE, PUNE•USHA K SHARMA, MUMBAI•USHA RATRA, MUMBAI•UVENA FERNANDES, AMBALA•V KRISHNASAMI BHARATHI, BENGLURU•V L RAJESH, BANGALORE•V M M GAME , PUNE•V R GUPTE, PUNE•V RAJA, BANGALORE•V SRINIVASA RAO, CHENNAI•V SUBRAMANIAM, MUMBAI•V THIRUVENKITAM•V. S. ELIZABETH, BANGALORE•V. SSATISH CHANDRA, BANGALORE•V.R DURGAAMBA CHARITABLE TRUST, CHENNAI•V.VENKATARAMAN, BENGALURU•VAIBHAV JAIN, MUMBAI•VAIBHAVI PANKAJ MODY, MUMBAI•VAISAGH V T, THRISSUR•VARINDER SINGH CHANDHA, MUMBAI•VASANT G THORAT, MUMBAI•VASANTA LEELA, SECUNDERABAD•VASANTLAL CHHOTALAL SHAH, MUMBAI•VATSALA NARAIN, MUMBAI•VED PRAKASH, NEW DELHI•VED PRAKASH CHANDAN, GURGAON•VEENA BHARGAVA, KOLKATA•VEENA J. UTTAMCHANDANI, PUNE•VEENA VARMA, NEW DELHI•VENJARA E SALEMOHAMED & SON, MUMBAI•VENKATA KRISHNA RAO CHERUKURI, HYDERABAD•VENKATA RAMANA M, HYDERABAD•VENKATACHALAM RAMASWAMY, MUMBAI•VENKATESH VISWANATHAN, BANGALORE•VIBHA CORPORATION, NASIK•VIBHAV RAMRAO SANZGIRI, MUMBAI•VIDYA SAGAR KOLACHALA, HYDERABAD•VIJAY CHANDULAL KAPASI, MUMBAI•VIJAY KISHORE KUMAR, NEW DELHI•VIJAY KUMAR CHOPRA, LUCKNOW•VIJAY MATHUR, MUMBAI•VIJAY PATEL, AHMEDABAD•VIJAY T. BULDEO, NAGPUR

•VIJAYA N RAO, PUNE•VIJAYALAXMI SURESH, MUMBAI•VIKAS CHAWLA, THANE WEST•VIKAS JAIN, JALANDHAR•VIKAS MADHAO KHARE, MUMBAI•VIKRAM KISHORE MAHIMKAR, MUMBAI•VIKRAM KUMAR JAIN, VIZAG/VISHAKAPATNAM•VIKRAM TANNAN, MUMBAI•VIMALA BALASUBRAMANIAM, CHENNAI•VIMALA KONCHADY, BANGALORE•VIMALKANT S DAVE, ROORKEE•VINAY PARDAL, JAIPUR•VINAYAK MALIK, JAFZA•VINIT YADAV, AHMEDABAD•VINOD JODHANI, GANDHIDHAM•VINOD K, BANGALORE•VINOD KUMAR SAPRA, NEW DELHI•VINOD KUMAR SHANMUGAM, DOHA•VIPINCHANDRA N. SHAH & JYOTSNABEN KAILASBHAI JOSHI, SURAT

•VIRAJA REDDY G, NELLORE•VIRENDRA AMARNATH MITTAL, MUMBAI•VISALAKSHI KANNAN, HYDERABAD•VISALAKSHY SWAMY, CHENNAI•VISHESH MARINE SURVEYOR, GANDHIDHAM•VISHNU KUMAR X, COIMBATORE•VISHNU PAD CHAKRABORTY, PUNE•VISHNUBHOTLA SIVA KUMAR, TIRUPATI•VISHWANATH SESHADRI, NAVI MUMBAI•VITTAL V SHENOY, BANGALORE•VIVEK, BANGALORE•VIVEK DHANUKA, AURANGABAD•VIVEK KUMAR GANGRADE, PUNE•VIVEKANANDA NAYAK, MUMBAI•VIVEKANANDAN SANKARANARAYANAN, MUMBAI•VKJ PROJECTS PVT LTD, DEHRADUN•VRINDA SHASHIKANT MODAK, MUMBAI•WAMAN DATTATRAY DANDAGE, PUNE•WASUDEO GOPAL NAFDE, BANGLAORE•Y G BHAVANI, NEW DELHI•Y V G K MURTHY, GUNTUR•Y V N SRAMA, VISAKHAPATNAM•YAHYA ABDULMAJID FANCY, MUMBAI•YASHOVARDHAN PHATAK, INDORE•YASHPAL SHARMA, THANE•YAZDI B PATEL, NASIK•YAZDI PATEL, NASIK•YELLAMARAJU V.S.S.SRIDHARA RAO, VIZAG•YESHWANT B JOSHI, PUNE•YOGENDRA SOMNATH TRIVEDI, JABALPUR•YOGESH SEWAK, BANGALORE•ZAAFIR Z KARACHIWALA, MUMBAI•ZADMAL SINGH, PUNE•ZARIN SAROSH TANGRI, KOLKATA•ZAVER B. BHARUCHA, MUMBAI•ZIGISHA VIJAY MHASKAR, PUNE•ZOLOTO INDUSTRIES, JALANDHAR•ZUBIN DOTIVALA, AMARAVATI

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Note: The above lists are not a comprehensive list of our large donor base. They have been listed based on certain parameters. Any omissions are regretted.

FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT 2018-19

Mr. Kiran Karnik

Chairperson

Ms. Rumjhum Chatterjee

Vice Chairperson

Hon. Treasurer

Mr. K. S. B. Sanyal

Mr. J. C. Luther

Mr. Arun Seth

Mr. Pramod Bhasin

Dr. (Mrs.) Asha Padgaonkar

Mr. Mathew Cherian

CEO & Ex-officio Member

Mr. Arun Nanda

Mrs. Shanta Chatterji

45%

44%

3%

8%

Where our money came from:

Individual : 45%

Corporates : 44%

Institutions : 3%

Other Income : 8%

74%

20%

3%

1%

2%

How money was used:

Programs : 74%

Fund Raising : 20%

Administration : 3%

Depreciation : 1%

Surplus : 2%

9%

2%

8%

16%

12%

Health : 53%

Social Protection : 9%

Disaster Management : 2%

Agecare Program : 8%

Social Mobilisation : 16%

Project Implementation : 12%

53%

Gross Income of HelpAge in 2018-19 was Rs. 117.73 crores, which is 14.46% higher than the Gross Income in 2017-18

On what program was themoney spent


Note: HelpAge India’s Annual Report & Full Audited Accounts are also available online at www.helpageindia.org

FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT 2018-19

45%

44%

3%

8%

Where our money came from:

Individual : 45%

Corporates : 44%

Institutions : 3%

Other Income : 8%

74%

20%

3%

1%

2%

How money was used:

Programs : 74%

Fund Raising : 20%

Administration : 3%

Depreciation : 1%

Surplus : 2%

9%

2%

8%

16%

12%

Health : 53%

Social Protection : 9%

Disaster Management : 2%

Agecare Program : 8%

Social Mobilisation : 16%

Project Implementation : 12%

53%

Gross Income of HelpAge in 2018-19 was Rs. 117.73 crores, which is 14.46% higher than the Gross Income in 2017-18

On what program was themoney spent

Note: HelpAge India’s Annual Report & Full Audited Accounts are also availableonline at www.helpageindia.org

Mr. Kiran Karnik

Chairperson

Ms. Rumjhum Chatterjee

Vice Chairperson

Hon. Treasurer

Mr. K. S. B. Sanyal

Mr. J. C. Luther

Mr. Arun Seth

Mr. Pramod Bhasin

Dr. (Mrs.) Asha Padgaonkar

Mr. Mathew Cherian

CEO & Ex-officio Member

Mr. Arun Nanda

Mrs. Shanta Chatterji

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