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Our initiatives

Education

Through our LAMP and Digital Equalizer programs, we aim to provide a consistent and challenging education system to migrant children and bridging the educational and digital divide by ensuring both teachers and students are equipped with practical digital literacy skills that enhance both their classroom and out-of-school learning.

LAMP: Reach

714,804

Children impacted by quality education opportunity

2,737

Villages impacted

15

States

Digital Equalizer: Reach

5,039,737

Children empowered with interactive STEM experiences

17

States

174,665

Teachers trained in STEM and technology focused pedagogy

21,208

Schools transformed through innovative teaching learning practices

Livelihood

AIF has several Livelihood programs like MAST (Market Aligned Skills Training) and ABLE (Ability Based Livelihood Empowerment) aimed at providing the rural youth, marginalized labor in urban centers and the disabled earning opportunities by empowering them through skills training, developing entrepreneurial skills. The programs also provide platforms for job seekers to connect with corporates, as well as mentorship to help sustain livelihoods in the future.

MAST: Reach

124,673

Disadvantaged young people trained in workplace readiness and industry skills

211

Centres

92,945

Jobs created across retail, IT, geriatric care, electric, automotive and other industries

ABLE: Reach

16,167

Persons with disabilities trained in workplace readiness and industry skills

9,730

Jobs for persons with disabilities created

Maternal and newborn health

Through the MANSI (Maternal and Newborn Survival Initiative) program, AIF provides preventative and curative care for both mothers and newborns all the way from the individual household to government health facilities to ensure new mothers and infants have the care they need to prepare for, survive, and thrive during and after pregnancy.

MANSI: Reach

202,234

Pregnant women served

160,446

Newborns served

4,032

AHSAs (Community health workers trained)