Projects
Purak Poshak Aahar
There is no ‘I’ when it comes to Food. Project Purak Poshak Aahar aims at improving the hemoglobin level of underprivileged girls and impacting their health. Currently, this project is being implemented at Santacruz and Kurla centers with SNEHA origination students. These students were identified as severe to moderate levels of hemoglobin and thus project aims
Empowering lives of Transgenders
Activity – meditation and session on self-love for our transgender students How do we think about ourselves? We go through emotional ups and downs at a times. What about Transgenders, a lot of emotional baggage they carry which needs to be sorted out. They need support, someone to hear them out. Our volunteer Ms. Pallavi
Project- Empowering Underprivileged children
Smile with Pride… Social Tour to old age home with underprivileged children Routine day in the lives these of senior citizens changed as these little wonders entered in senior citizens home in #Mumbai city at #Bandra. Children spent quality time and there were lots and lots of smiles.. Social Sensitization Tours by Yes I Can
Project- Empowering Specially-abled Mobility training workshop
Yes I Can Foundation organized Mobility training workshop for students with visual impairment as well as for senior citizens with visual challenges. This workshop provided guidance to beneficiaries on how to be independent in mobility skills by overcoming visual limitations This training program includes guiding visually challenged students in using white crane, how to identify
Project Swad- Mango festival for senior citizens in old age homes
A Day with Joy and sweet Smiles on their faces…. Yes I Can Foundation through project Swad aims at helping the underprivileged through various feeding activities. Project Swad aims at encouraging underprivileged women in making different snacks items and same to be distributed to people in need. As a part of Mango festival ? by Yes I
Project- Empowering underprivileged children- eco-friendly festival celebration
This project aims at sensitizing underprivileged children, special children and senior citizens on importance of celebrating eco-friendly festivals and its positive effect on our environment. Special activity session on making of an eco-friendly Ganesh Idol was organized for students as students were taught how to make environmental friendly Ganesh idol and benefits of the same.
Project – Capacity Building for Non-For profits Hygiene practices for special children
Focus on my Abilities and not disability- Yes I Can Foundation conducted an awareness session for the parents of special children focusing on Hygiene practices. Parents of special children from various types of disabilities such as mental retardation, Cerebral Palsy, Autism and physically disabled were gathered on the common platform to share their challenges in terms
Yes I Can Foundation’s disaster relief project for underprivileged children
Yes I Can Foundation helped Kerala flood affected victims – especially children who lost their study material and books due to flood situation. Yes I Can team published an appeal through various platforms and collected stationery material for the children affected by flood. Team of Yes I Can volunteers visited the place to distribute the
Projects for Yes I Can’s first anniversary celebrations
Yes I Can Foundation team celebrated its first anniversary through creation of videos of impact stories as well as anniversary special activities such as Training underprivileged orphanage girls in art and craft Sweets distribution to senior citizens in old age homes Letter writing to senior citizens Decorating an old age home for festivals Yes I
Project- Ashirwad- festival with a cause
Festival of Diwali was celebrated under project Ashirwad through various activities such as Faral distribution, Diwali Diya painting with senior citizens and memory games for cognitive development of senior citizens. More than 20 senior citizens including staff benefited from this. Diwali sweets were distributed to senior citizens in old age homes by Yes I Can