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- KHUSHII was set up by cricketing icon, Kapil Dev, in 2003, to help children transform their lives through education. That’s why KHUSHII works across at a national level to ensure that children complete their schooling. Additionally, we help them stay healthy and empower their families economically, so children can stay focused on learning.
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Khushii is an independent, non-profit, and non-governmental child care NGO in India. As a child welfare NGO, we work for the upliftment of underprivileged children and women.
- WHO WE ARE
Established in 2003 by cricket icon Kapil Dev, KHUSHII works...
- WHAT WE DO
KHUSHII’s core area of expertise lies in remedial education...
- RESOURCES
KHUSHII NGO - Annual Reports. DONATE. Support our Remedial...
- GALLERY
Khushii is an independent, non-profit, and non-governmental...
- CONTACT
Contact Us - Khushii NGO. DROP US A LINE. Please write to us...
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Khushii is an independent, non-profit, and non-governmental...
- Leadership
19 years back, 7 like-minded people got together and formed...
- Covid Response
Immediately after lockdown KHUSHII got to work, mapping the...
- WHO WE ARE
Established in 2003 by cricket icon Kapil Dev, KHUSHII works tirelessly to keep children in school, through holistic interventions that impact the community. In just 19 years, KHUSHII has transformed the lives of over 1.5 million women and children.
- Giving Back to The Society
- Focus on Education
- The Mukundpur Health Project
- Plans Ahead
In the early 2000s, Kapil Dev debated for the need to create an institution which was dedicated to working for community development and providing education opportunities to the underprivileged. He discussed his vision with few ‘like-minded people’ about utilising their time constructively. Kapil Dev started Khushii in 2004 along with Vandana Luthr...
India has a whopping400 millioncitizens below the age of eighteen, and it also has world's largest child population. A staggering proportion of these children go through their childhood without their basic needs met. According to aUNICEF report, 63 percent of Indian children go to bed hungry, 53 percent of them suffer from chronic malnutrition,20 m...
Taking forward the mission, vision, and objective of holistic development, one of Khushii’s project includes combating the poor sanitation, health and hygiene of Mukundpur villagein Delhi. Roshni is presently working on varied campaigns to create awareness about menstrual hygiene among women. The Mukundpur community has a population of roughly 2,00...
The team is looking to expand the fundraising team – both individual partnerships and corporate partnerships – to other locations, and engage in digital fundraising drives in a substantial manner. They are also looking to start their education projects inSurat andAhmedabadin Gujarat. Their other community engagements include Neemrana Development Pr...
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KHUSHII (Kinship for Humanitarian Social and Holistic Intervention in India) is an independent, non-governmental organisation working for the upliftment and holistic development of underprivileged children, women and vulnerable families.
Khushii - Kinship for Humanitarian Social and Holistic Intervetnion. Provides support to children from low-income families to stay in school and complete their education besides helping the community to prosper. FCRA. 80G.
OUR MISSION - To prepare less privileged children through holistic support and help them succeed in a rapidly changing environment. OUR GOAL - To create a network of change, impacting 2.5...
Why KHUSHII (Kinship for Humanitarian Social and Holistic Intervention ) is a Great Place To Work. Every child has access to realize their full potential through quality education and holistic learning to become young empowered leaders in the urban and the rural segments, to contribute towards a self-reliant IndiaTo prepare less privileged ...
