“Goodness Unlimited”Indian Development Foundation

Dr. Narayan B. Iyer, PhDCEO & National Co-ordinator, IDF - India

Dr. A.R.K. Pillai(88 young)

Social Scientist. Dr. Pillai began his Goodness Journey 45 years ago and

dedicated his life for the cause of leprosy

eradication and three decades of humanitarian

work through IDF.

“ Let’s care for our fellow

beings and make this our Gospel for life.

Let’s edify and Sublimate

our lives! ”

Dr. A.R.K.Pillai

FOUNDER

This is my story

IDF Organization with Special Consultative Status with

United Nations Social Economic Council, 2012

Indian Development Foundationwww.idf.org.in

Cecil Joseph with Dr. A.R.K Pillai at United Nations

Dr. Narayan With Dr. A.R.K Pillai at United Nations

Vision:To create a better India

which provides basic health, education and empowerment to every citizen.

Mission:To be a Knowledge/ Execution Partner of Schools, NGOs, Corporates, and Government agencies for development programmes across India.

Vision and Mission

His Holiness Dalai Lama

Padma Vibhushan & Father of Green Revolution

Prof. M. S. SwaminathanLaunch of Book

“Hope On The Horizon”

Pope John Paul IIWith Mother Teresa

Commendations

Art of Living, founderSri Sri Ravi Shanker

Superstar Amitabh Bachchan

Nobel Laurate: Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yunus,

founder, Grameen Bank, Bangladesh

Mrs Indira Gandhi – Prime Minister of IndiaDr. Abdul Kalam – President of India

Commendations

The Former President of Botswana and the recipient of Mahatma Gandhi International Peace Award,

Sir Ketumile Masire

Key Focus AreasEDUCATION DEVELOPMENT

HEALTH

• IDF significantly contributed towards leprosy elimination efforts inIndia including rehabilitation and providing dignity to personsaffected with leprosy.

• IDF spearheads for massive health awareness programs in India.• IDF works for Leprosy, Tuberculosis (TB), HIV-AIDS, Cancer and

Eye-care awareness programs.• IDF partners and supports 100+ health projects in India

Key Focus Areas

HEALTH YouTube

• IDF’s contribution – Leprosy Elimination• Leprosy – Social stigma and Medical problem• Leprosy Existence – 5000 years

• National People’s Participation• NGO Network with Government• Medical intervention – 1950 – 1980 – MDT• Leprosy Statistics – 1981 – 4 million cases• 2005 – less than 100 thousand cases

• DIVERSIFIED – RECHRISTENED • HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT MODEL • ENRICHING FAMILIES

Mission Leprosy Elimination

IDF – Designed Communication Models

Goal Achieved

Year PR*

1981 57.60

2001 3.74

2011 0.69

PR* – Prevalence Rate per 10,000 population

Leprosy: Medical & Social

Problem

Mission Leprosy Elimination

Massive Awareness in Action

Massive Awareness In Action

IDF Reaches Millions

Massive TB Awareness In Action

IDF BRAND AMBASSADORS & All INDIA CAMPAIGN PROGRAMS

Spreading Smiles: Cleft Correction

• Bal Gurukuls – Our flagship program for setting up an after-school program for basic education of under-privileged in both urban and rural areas.

• Supporting education for the children of Leprosy/ TB patients and also for differently-abled children.

• Student Leadership Program (SLP) –Incubating skills in the areas of Leadership, Teamwork, Personality, Behavioral traits and provide career guidance.

EDUCATION

KEY FOCUS AREAS

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• Diverse Socio-Economic Factors

• Intrinsic inability to keep-pace

• Unlettered parents

• Teachers Syllabus Pressure

• Drop-out rates - late-bloomers - Slow learners

• IDF’s Innovative Interventional Initiative

Bal Gurukuls(After School Program)

How it was evolved?

• Bal Gurukul - Student Centres

• Right scholastic inputs to risk-prone students

• Right Education

• Remedial Classes

Bal Gurukuls(After School Program)

What We Do?

Total STUDENT HOURS service - (500 HOURS /STUDENT/YEAR)

Total TEACHER HOURS created - (21000 HOURS)

Cost per student per academic year - (INR 1000.00/Annum) Identification of need for Bal Gurukul - (Rural - Slum pockets) Critical student size for start of a unit - (50 students) Management system evolved : (Measuring Results)

Bal Gurukuls

OUTCOME

Year No. of

Bal Gurukuls

Families

Reach

2005 5 250

2010 12 600

2015* 185 9,500

2015 200 10,000

2020 500 25,000

2015* - As on Feb.2015

Bal Gurukuls : GROWTH

Continuous improvement

Replicability of standard model – Scalable in rest of the country

First generation Bal Gurukuls – completed – Class X

Bal Gurukuls

OUTCOME MEASURES YouTube

Bal Gurukuls – Right Education

State/UT Health Education

Andamans & Nicobar 1

Andhra Pradesh 9 4

Arunachal Pradesh 1 1

Assam 1 3

Bihar 3 4

Chandigarh 2

Chhattisgarh 4

Delhi 1

Goa 8

Gujarat 2

Haryana 1

Himachal Pradesh 2

Jammu and Kashmir 1

Jharkhand 1

Karnataka 7 21

Kerala 5

Madhya Pradesh 1

Manipur 1

Maharashtra 23 33

Meghalaya 1

Nagaland 1

Odisha 1

Rajasthan 7 12

Tamil Nadu 19 43

Puducherry 1

Telangana 13

Tripura 1

Uttar Pradesh 3 17

Uttarakhand 3

West Bengal 1 2

80 185

Bal Gurukuls Projects – Within India

Bridging the Knowledge Bank:Empower Young Minds

Mentors : Corporate Sector/Colleges/Universities.

Students :Aided/ Unaided/ Government schools

Ingredients :Leadership skills, Time management skills

Building confidence, Goal settingHealth & Hygiene, Emotional development

Positive thinking, Public SpeakingMany more ---------

Student Leadership Program (SLP)

• Creating awareness on Road Safety, Water Conservation, Waste Prevention, Clean India program.

• Supporting infrastructure projects for primary schools and toilet/ sanitation projects in slum schools.

• Fostering Scientific Temper and Thinking Skills

• Centre of Excellence (CofE) –State-of-the-art sustainability project for enhancing employability

Key Focus Areas

DEVELOPMENT

S3 – Sarva Sakhi Swabhiman for women empowerment

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A Vocational Training for women in urban slums/rural areas. It enables women to earn a livelihood through tailoring,

embroidery, handicrafts, computer trainings, candle-making, paper-bags etc.

Women Empowerment

Project S3 – Sarva Sakhi Swabhiman,

IDF runs 12 S3 projects in India

IDF Statement in UN Women

Infrastructure Development& Community Service

Sanitation . Water . Electricity . Mobility YouTube

• Self sustaining initiative to collect old newspapers, books, magazines to support our Bal Gurukuls, Women Empowerment & SLP.

• This program is run with the support from Housing Societies, Offices and Educational Institutions etc.

• IDF volunteers/Social Ambassadors visit home and collect old newspapers and books.

• Good books are utilized for establishing libraries in various schools in slums

W2K = WASTE To KNOWLEDGE

NEWSPAPERS ARE COLLETED BY YOUTHS FROM THEIR

NEIGHBORHOOD AND MONEY USED TO SUPPORT SCHOOLS

Our Sustainability Program

Mission W2K – Waste to Knowledge YouTube

• IDF CofE will be a great boon for empowering the youth

• Skill Development – Projects

• Finishing School – Employability Quotient Program (EQP)

• Make job-ready and enhance employability Factor IDF CofE launched on

16th March 2015 at Bangalore,

Karnataka, India

Centre Of Excellence (CofE)A Holistic Sustainable Development Model Project

Establish IDF Bal Gurukuls (After-school program) to provide basic education

Mobilize resources from the society for the community development programs

Provide support base for designated health activities

Organize rural and tribal development program

Women empowerment program

Empowering the youth through Student Leadership Program.

Rekindle social and scientific temper in the society.

Mediate and assist Government in implementing development programs

Enhance corporate social responsibility initiatives

Nurture awareness among the masses & provide linkage to health care facilities

Target poverty alleviation program

IDF - Commitment

MEDIA GALLERY

IDF IN NEWS

• Staff and Board members 50 (35+15)• Social Ambassadors 5000• Volunteers 1 Million

• Network with NGOs/ Partners 100 (All India)• Education programs 185 Gurukuls (All India)• Women Empowerment 12 Projects • School Reach 20,000 Schools• Individual Reach 350 Million• IDF CofE (Centre of Excellence)• Work Spread All India

• International Network USA IDF USA, ORG

UK IDF - LONDON

Indian Development Foundationwww.idf.org.in

IDF team Network

IDF Reach (February,2015)

TOGETHER We Can ChangeMany Young LIVES

Future Goals: International

International Collaboration (Education, Service and Research areas)

Volunteer Abroad Opportunities (Part Time and sustainable programs)

Plan and Implement Global Innovation Approaches to Impact the Mass and Underprivileged.

"I compliment Dr. A. R. K. Pillai and his team from the Indian Leprosy Foundation for giving out financial grants to leprosy projects out of the funds generated by the Foundation. It’s a virtue to give and the Foundation deservesCompliments”.

----Mother Teresa (09/01/1993)

COVER of COMPASSION…. BLANKET DONATION DRIVE

Compliments For Excellence

The Journey Of Goodness Continues…

INDIAN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION(formerly Indian Leprosy Foundation)

Compliments For Excellence

“Professor's life is dedicated to work of eradicating leprosy from India.” - The Tribune, USA (31/03/1993)

"Hope on the horizon.” - The Hindu (03/12/2001)

"Instilling hope in lives of the less fortunate.”- The Times of India (03/01/2007)

"A soldier for society.” The Indian Express (19/05/2008)

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Goodness Unlimited

“Goodness Unlimited”Indian Development Foundation