Child At Risk ( CAR Project)
- 80G tax benefit
- Secure payment (Razorpay/UPI)
- Refund policy
Child At Risk (CAR Project)
Care With Dignity
- 80G tax benefit
- Secure payment (Razorpay/UPI)
- Refund policy
Monthly Nutrition Support
Ration kits, vitamins, and nutritious food help beneficiaries maintain better everyday wellbeing.
Medical Assistance
Financial support is provided for necessary medical expenses and treatment when required.
Family-Centred Care
Support may also extend to siblings and family members depending on individual circumstances.
Privacy & Dignity
Every beneficiary is supported confidentially, with strict respect for identity, dignity, and personal privacy.
Strengthening Everyday Care
Nutrition & Medical Support
The CAR Project provides monthly ration support to children and youth affected by HIV/AIDS or TB.
Nutritious food, vitamins, and essential supplies help strengthen their overall wellbeing.
Medical expenses are also supported whenever treatment or additional care is required.
Assistance is provided according to individual and family circumstances.
The objective is to ensure consistent care without compromising dignity or privacy.
Compassion Without Stigma
Dignity & Family Care
The program recognises the social stigma often faced by families affected by HIV/AIDS or TB.
Every beneficiary is supported with sensitivity, confidentiality, and respect for personal dignity.
In certain cases, siblings or other family members also receive assistance when needed.
The care approach focuses on the complete wellbeing of the child or youth, not only the medical condition.
By providing dependable support, the project helps families face difficult circumstances with greater stability.
Moments That Matter
Real Learning Real Growing Moments
"Care becomes meaningful when it protects health, dignity, and hope at the same time."
People Who Stand
Every Contribution Supports A Journey
Before You Support
Questions You May Want Answered
What is the Child At Risk (CAR) Project?
The CAR Project supports children and youth living with HIV/AIDS or TB through monthly ration assistance, nutrition, vitamins, and medical support whenever required.
How many people are currently supported?
At present, the program supports around 180 children and youth across three states, with additional assistance extended to siblings or family members in selected cases.
Why are beneficiary identities not published?
The identities of beneficiaries are kept confidential to protect their dignity, privacy, and safety from social stigma or discrimination.
How can someone support the CAR Project?
Support can begin from ₹100 per month. A donor may also support one beneficiary with approximately ₹700 per month for ration assistance, ₹1,000 per month for ration and medical needs, or provide a one-time contribution such as ₹10,000.