Smile Foundation

Smile Foundation is a national level non-profit from India.

The organisation is a pioneer of promoting and practicing good governance in India.

It works for children and youth in the areas of education, healthcare, employment training etc.

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Smile Foundation

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Smile Foundation
Smile Foundation is a national level development organisation
reaching out to more than 100,000 underprivileged children &
youth directly.
About 125 welfare projects are operational across 21
states of India, covering subjects like education,
healthcare, livelihood, women empowerment, and
advocacy.

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Established in 2002 by a group of successful young
corporate professionals.
Works under innovative social investment model named
‘Social Venture Philanthropy;’ extends support to genuine
grassroots initiatives through funding, technical assistance,
training, capacity building, project management etc.

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Progress through Partnership
Major Brands working with Smile Foundation
FORTUNE 500
[from top 100 list]
06 > P & G
10 > Microsoft
19 > Target
26 > Bank of America
35 > Caterpillar

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 INTERBRANDS
[top 100]
03 > Microsoft
19 > Samsung
31 > UPS

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Major Brands . .
ET 500
[top 500]
[from top 100 list]
12 > SAIL
19 > Tata Consultancy Services
23 > GAIL
29 > HDFC Bank Ltd.
46 > Tata Chemicals Ltd.

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Few Other Brands with Smile Foundation (Total 70)
Barclays
Capgemini
HSBC
Société Genéralé
Tata Pipes
Tech Mahindra

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Other Alliances
Institutional & Educational
Asset India Foundation, USA
Caterpillar Foundation
ChildReach International, UK
Kids Rights, The Netherlands
Net4Kids, The Netherlands
Resource Centre for Sexual Health &
HIV AIDS
TechMahindra Foundation
UPS Foundation
Wilde Genzen, The Netherlands
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade
Indian Institute of Management,
Indore
Indian Institute of Management,
Lucknow
International Management Institute
San Francisco State University
Tata Institute of Social Sciences

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Our motto
Empowerment through Education
Education is both means as well as the end to a better life.
Smile Foundation believes that whether you are addressing
healthcare, poverty, population control, unemployment or
human rights, no better place to start than in the corridors
of education.

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Smile’s Children
Children devoid of access to
basic education
Diseased Children
Child Labour
Children of poor parents
Orphans and Children of
Single parents
Street & Run-away Children
Disaster Struck
Children
Children of CSWs
Disabled Children

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Working Model
Social Venture Philanthropy
MISSION
Empowerment of underprivileged children and youth through
Education

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SVP – the unique social investment model
Social Venture Philanthropy
Smile Foundation has introduced the model of Social
Venture Philanthropy (SVP) in the development sector, an
idea successful in the business world as Venture capital.
The foundation identifies, handholds and builds capacities
of genuine grassroots initiatives to achieve scalability,
sustainability and a deep sense of accountability among the
non-profits.

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Good Governance
The entire management process of Smile Foundation is based on the principles of
good governance.

Policies and decisions are made through a four-tier system, namely departments &
divisions, executive committee, advisory body, and board of trustees.
The management, monitoring and accountability are governed by a four tier audit
system, namely project audit, statutory audit, internal audit, and external impact
evaluation.
Optimum use of relevant technology is integrated with the whole system so as to
ensure impartial monitoring and optimisation of resource.

Smile Foundation is the first development organisation in India to have appointed a
certified Company Secretary to certify its compliance with ‘Standards of Good
Governance’

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Smile Foundation
going global
Development projects to be initiated soon in South
Asian countries like Bangladesh, Nepal, and
Sri Lanka
London office operational (since July 3, 2009)
Coming soon in Boston, USA

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Major Recognitions
in the recent past
Smile Foundation is the recipient of the ‘GE Healthcare - Modern Medicare
Excellence Awards’ as NGO of the year
Mukti Foundation has recognised Smile Foundation as the best Indian NGO
in children education
Smile Foundation website (smilefoundationindia.org) is rated as the best 10
websites in India by BestIndianSites.com currently. The other websites in the
list are Satyam, TechMahindra, Wipro, IBM, HCLinfosystems, Infosys,
AdobeIndia, Accenture, and SurfIndia
Smile Foundation has been selected to chair the International Child Support
(ICS) committee, since November 2008, effective in 22 countries

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Major Programmes
Mission Education
Smile Twin e-Learning Programme
Smile on Wheels
Swabhiman
Action For Children
Special Intervention (Child For Child, Health with
Smile, Disaster Management, and Individual Support
Programme)

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Mission Education
Through the Mission Education
programme, Smile Foundation
provides basic education and
healthcare to underprivileged
children
At present, Smile Foundation has 74
Mission Education projects functional
across 20 states of India. More than
35,000 children living in urban slums
and remote villages are being directly
benefited from the projects

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Smile Twin e-Learning Programme
(STeP)
Through Smile Twin e-Learning Programme
underprivileged youth are given training in key
employability skills like English proficiency,
computer operations, personality development etc.
in order to help them get a job in the growing
retail and service sector.
About 1800 STeP students have now been
employed in companies like Café Coffee Day,
Westside Stores, ICICI, HDFC, Reliance Retail,
Big Bazaar, Spencers, Chroma etc.
At present, 50 STeP centres are operational in 20
Indian states. Smile plans to reach out to 50,000
youth in the next five years.

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Smile on Wheels
 Smile on Wheels is a mobile
hospital programme taking
comprehensive health care
services to the doorsteps of the
underprivileged people living in
remote rural areas and urban
slums.
 The project is reaching out to
250,000 needy people in 349
villages across 8 Indian states,
and thus benefiting a total
population of 750,000.

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Swabhiman
Swabhiman is a health and
empowerment programme aiming
at girl child and women.
The programme is a great success
and in Delhi alone it is reaching out
to about 80,000 people. Replicated
recently in rural Haryana,
Swabhiman is covering another
60,000 population in the state.

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Action For Children
 The programme sensitises and involves privileged masses in the
development process.
 About 150 grassroots NGOs, 10,000 individuals, more than 12,000
students from many prominent educational institutes like IIM Lucknow,
Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, International Management
Institute, WGSHA Manipal, Delhi University, Tata Institute of Social
Sciences, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, etc have already joined the
programme.
 More than 8 TV channels, half a dozen radio channels, numerous
newspapers and magazines have come up with their supports in sensitizing
people under AFC

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Child For Child
Child For Child (CFC) is an endeavour to sensitize privileged
school children about their underprivileged counterparts,
inculcate values, and thus help them grow up as sensible citizens.
The motto is ‘Catch them Young!’
Smile Foundation is reaching out to more than 750,000 children
(including 450,000 girl children), 18,500 teachers across 945
schools through the Child For Child (CFC) programme.

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Special Interventions
Health with Smile
Individual Support Programme (ISP)
Disaster Management
Child For Child (CFC)

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Special Interventions
Health with Smile – reaching out to the needy children and women through
standalone curative and preventive health camps across India.
Individual Support Programme - Support the most deserving and needy
children on the grounds of critical healthcare, education and sustainability.
Disaster Management - Relief and rehabilitation for children and women
during natural calamities like Tsunami, Bihar floods, earthquakes etc.
Child For Child – Special advocacy programme sensitizing privileged school
children and help them grow up as responsible citizens

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OUR PRESENCE
21 states across India
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Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh,
Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa,
Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka,
Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu,
Uttarakhand, Chhattisgarh,
West Bengal, Delhi NCR, Haryana,
Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa,
Jammu & Kashmir,
Kerala, Assam and Manipur

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Offices
Head Office
New Delhi
V-11, Level - 1, Green Park Extension, New Delhi - 110 016
Phone: [phone] | Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]
Regional Offices
Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad,
Kolkata, Chennai, Goa
International Office
London, UK
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Complete addresses: http://smilefoundationindia.org/contactus.htm

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