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About the Organisation
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Overarching Goal
To fulfil the right to survival, development, protection and participation for all children, especially the most vulnerable groups, by turning children’s rights into development practice through the application of the CINI Method at community, system and organisational levels.
Specific Goal
To achieve the right to health, nutrition, education and protection for all children, especially the most vulnerable groups, adopting the CINI Method Core Rights-Based Programmatic Principles of participation, duty-bearer accountability, multi-sectoral convergence and prevention to integrate action to build Child Friendly Communities, Child Friendly Systems and Child Friendly Organisations.
1. CINI’s overarching aim is to enable marginalised children, Adolescnet women to participate in the local decision making process and contribute in sustainable development in their communities, both in villages and low-income urban settlements.
2. To adopt the accountability framework by engaging local governance actors, such as rural Panchayat Institutions and Urban Local Bodies, service providers, such a health personnel and teachers, and adult and child community representatives, to use available resources and identify local solutions.
3. To prevent the Children and adolescent from the vicious cycle of malnutrition, ill-health, abuse, exploitation and violence by strengthening the safety net in the communities
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In this year CINI has impacted the lives of 18,09,651 women, 1,49,478 Children and 3,22,187 adolescents
23222 adolescents have been enrolled in Kanyashree Prakalpa Schemes to get the cash incentive benefit of the scheme
Organised 181 Nutrition Counseling and Care sessions to support 1074 malnourished children under 5 years
39466 children supported with knowledge and awareness on child protection
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Certified by GuideStar India for Advanced Level- GuideStar India Gold. Valid till 31-Dec-2017. To know current certification status, please visit GuideStar India List of Certified NGOs [Opens in a new window]
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CINI was founded in 1974 in Kolkata (former Calcutta), West Bengal, India. In the early 70’s, we started treating malnourished and ill children, whose numbers were rampant in villages and slums areas, with an aim to contrast high child mortality. CINI sought to improve mother and child health by tackling the vicious cycle of malnutrition and infection to address its root causes, such as poverty, powerlessness, low status of women, illiteracy, inadequate health and sanitation practices. In a historical climate leading to the development of the Primary Health Care Movement, we mobilised women to improve the health conditions of their communities. Locally trained child health workers reached out to unserved communities. Learning from field experience was supported in parallel by research activities. In the early 80s, we initiated collaborative research projects establishing partnerships with the Indian Council of Medical Research, the Nutrition Foundation of India, the National Institute of Nutrition, and the International Development Research Centre, Canada.
Child In Need Institute (CINI) is a registered national level voluntary organization working with deprived community since 1974. CINI has received twice the National Award for Child Welfare – 1985 and 2004 – for its contributions to child welfare. It is guided by its mission of sustainable development in the domains of health, nutrition, education and protection for children, adolescents and women in need. The organization Developed a convergence model known as “Child Woman Friendly Community” (CFC) to reach vulnerable children and adolescnets access Nutrition, Health, Education and Protection services from govt. functionaries. In this last 45 years of journey, CINI has grown over the years and made significant contributions in the sector of Health, Nutrition, Education & Protection of which many have been recognised at the National & State level
CINI's Mission- "Sustainable development in health,nutrition,education and protection of child, adolescent and woman in need".
A child friendly community where children and adolescents attain their rights to survival, protection, development and participation.
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18/03/2019
Dr. Samir Narayan Chaudhuri, Secretary and Founder Director
Since 1970, when he trained as a paediatrician at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, Dr. Samir Chaudhuri has been committed to treating and preventing malnutrition in children, an effort that in 1974 led him to founding Child in Need Institute - CINI together with a multidisciplinary team of Indian professionals. He has served as a consultant, researcher and advisor to various national and international agencies in India and other countries of Asia and Africa. His work has been recognised by a number of awards, including the ABP’s Sera Bangali Award (Kolkata, 2013), the Ellis Island Medal of Honor, Global Humanitarian Award (Ellis Island, New York, 2008), the World of Children Awards, UNICEF (New York, 2007), the Italian Parliament Commission for Infants Award (Rome, 2005), the Ross Award, Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education & Research (Calcutta, 1995), the Catherine Freyman Prize in Social Pediatrics, AIIMS (New Delhi, 1970).
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http://www.cini-india.org/how-you-can-help/visitors-internships/
http://cinindia.org.in/
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