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About the Organisation
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To work with more than 3000 children in Uttarakhand on child participation
To work with over 50 Anagnwandis to ensure that they provide better quality services to the children at the village level
To work with over 50 Primary Schools in the districts Of Dehradun and Chamoli focusing on the quality of education and sanitation and hygiene at the school level
To have 300 letters from children printed in the PABAM Magazine
Empower children see themselves as agents of change and empower them to improve their communities.
Expand awareness of child rights, hygiene and sanitation, disaster mitigation, and the importance of child participation.
Help repair the social fabric by developing citizenship and leadership skills among the community's youth, addressing the gender gap, bridging the generation gap, and helping connect the children with local government officials.
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Working in over 40 primary schools in the districts of Dehradun and Chamoli focusing on the quality of education and sanitation and hygiene at the school level
Working with 40 anganwadis in the districts of Dehradun and Chamoli to ensure that they provide better quality services to the children at the village level
Over 600 Bal sangathans with an active membership of 15,000 children.
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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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The Mountain Children's Foundation (MCF) was formed in 2002, grounded in the belief that true and lasting change can only be achieved by the active engagement of the community and that the the most powerful agents of change and development are a community's young people.
MCF was launched on 21st May, 2002, when 100 children from mountainous communities from across India and Nepal gathered in Dehradun to share their hopes and concerns.
The MCF works by tapping the energy and idealism of young people to change their communities from the ground up, based on their priorities. Over the past decade the MCF network has grown to encompass thousands of children in every district of Uttarakhand.
To enable children become committed, effective citizens, who through collective action, build a foundation of trust and respect for one another becoming agents of change in their communities.
To create spaces for child participation wherein the individuality and rights of the child are respected:
- By working closely with Government and its agents for upgrading effectiveness and efficiency
of schemes and programs,
- By nurturing communities which give children opportunity to develop to their full potential, and
- By identifying and removing obstacles to such growth.
To change the way the world perceives and works with children.
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AAAAM6383K
PAN Registration Document
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347900144
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01/02/2022
Aditi P Kaur
President
Mountain Children's Foundation
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