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Our Work
The Pradyumn & Elizabeth Jain Foundation has grown and adapted over the past two decades, continually enhancing its feeding initiatives. Alongside this, we've introduced various non-feeding efforts to amplify the impact of our core mission—the school feeding program. The overall development and well-being of children are at the heart of everything we do. Through these initiatives, we strive to build a world where children no longer have to choose between food and education; they can access the best of both.
Feeding Programmes
1. The PM POSHAN (Mid-Day Meal Scheme) - school lunch program primarily serves children in primary (grades I-V) and upper primary (grades VI-VIII) classes in government and government-aided schools. In certain states, the program also extends to students in secondary grades (IX-X).
2. The ICDS Anganwadi Feeding Programme - primarily targets pregnant women, nursing mothers, and children aged 0-6 years as its beneficiaries.
3. The Breakfast Programme - is designed to alleviate short-term hunger among school children, enhancing their concentration and focus in class.
4. Food Assistance - The Food Assistance initiative aims to utilize kitchen infrastructure for humanitarian relief during times of crisis. While efforts have typically focused on regional support, food relief was extended nationwide during the COVID-19 pandemic..
Non-Feeding Programmes
1. Digital Education - An effort to close the digital divide and promote inclusivity by providing students from economically weaker sections with free access to quality, modern education.
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2. Scholarship Programme - The initiative recognizes deserving students from government schools and colleges in underprivileged communities and assists them in obtaining scholarships to continue their education.
3. School Rejuvenation Programme - Inspired by the Government's Model School initiative, this effort seeks to create a supportive environment for children through various infrastructural and academic improvements.
Financial Assistance
We offer direct financial assistance to cover essential medical expenses, including surgeries, hospital stays, medications, and follow-up care. Our aim is to ensure that financial constraints do not prevent any child from receiving the crucial care they need.
Support Services
Alongside financial assistance, we provide resources and guidance to help families navigate the healthcare system and access extra support services. This includes offering assistance with transportation, accommodation, and counselling to ease the burden during their child's treatment. Our goal is to alleviate the stress and logistical difficulties associated with obtaining critical care.
Partnerships
We work in partnership with hospitals, medical professionals, and other organizations to make sure our support reaches those who need it most and to advocate for better healthcare access for underprivileged children. By teaming up with top hospitals and healthcare providers, and we ensure that the children we assist receive top-notch care. These collaborations enable us to obtain discounted or pro bono services, enhancing the effectiveness of every dollar donated
Tax Exemption
Tax exemption is the deduction allowed by law that lowers the taxable income. You can gain complete relief from tax or avail decreased tax rates on a certain portion of your income, according to various provisions of the Income Tax Act for different types of income. Tax exemptions are offered to boost certain economic activities and to promote socially beneficial activities.
By Donating to our foundation, Under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961 offers tax deductions to the charitable trust as well as the associated donor, provided the NGO is registered under the Act. You can avail the deduction by presenting the receipt of the donation made to the NGO.
Section 80G of the Income Tax Act allows the assessed to claim deductions from their taxable income for the donation they make to charitable entities that are approved by the Income Tax department. The Pradyumn & Elizabeth Jain Foundation, has the approval of the Income Tax department under the above section.
By Donating to our foundation, Under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961 offers tax deductions to the charitable trust as well as the associated donor, provided the NGO is registered under the Act. You can avail the deduction by presenting the receipt of the donation made to the NGO.
Section 80G of the Income Tax Act allows the assessed to claim deductions from their taxable income for the donation they make to charitable entities that are approved by the Income Tax department. The Pradyumn & Elizabeth Jain Foundation, has the approval of the Income Tax department under the above section.