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₹60 screens and educates one child

That is the actual unit cost of the school programme — materials, travel and follow-up included. Everything below scales from that number.

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What it funds

The unit economics, openly

We publish what things cost because donors deserve to know, and because the numbers are genuinely good.

WhatCost
Screen and educate one child₹60
One classroom (approx. 100 children)₹6,000
One community camp (approx. 250 people)₹15,000
Oral-cancer screening drive, one district₹1,20,000
Sponsor a school for three years₹1,80,000
Adopt a village for three years₹4,50,000
Mobile dental unit, fully equipped₹32,00,000

Illustrative costings from the brief. Replace with your board-approved figures before launch — donors will hold you to these numbers.

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Sponsorships

Fund something with a name

Larger gifts are structured as discrete, reportable units — you know exactly where your money went and what changed.

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Sponsor a village

A full three-year Project Bharat adoption: baseline survey, twelve quarterly camps, champion training and a year-three outcome report.

₹4,50,000
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Sponsor a school

Annual screening and education for every child in one school, for three years, with prevalence tracked year on year.

₹1,80,000
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Sponsor a cancer drive

A screening campaign across one high-risk district, including the seven-day referral pathway and follow-up calls.

₹1,20,000
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Sponsor a mobile unit

The largest gift we accept, and the one that changes the most — roughly 2,500 people reached every year, for years.

₹32,00,000

Discuss a sponsorship

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Questions donors ask

Publish your actual programme-to-overhead ratio here once your first audited year is complete, and link the audited statements on the impact page. Do not use a round number you have not verified — donors check.

Indian taxpayers can claim a deduction where the organisation holds valid 80G registration. Ask us for the current certificate before you assume it applies to your donation, and give us your PAN so the receipt is usable.

Foreign contributions to Indian not-for-profits are governed by FCRA and can only be accepted into a designated account by organisations holding valid registration. Contact us before sending anything from abroad.

Yes, for sponsorships — a named village, school, district drive or mobile unit. For smaller gifts we pool funds, because a ₹600 donation restricted to one village is administratively more expensive than it is worth.

Often yes — dental chairs, autoclaves, portable units, generators and vehicles are all genuinely useful. Please ask before shipping anything; unusable donated equipment costs us money to store and dispose of.

Or give something other than money

A weekend, a community hall, a language, a van, an introduction to a district officer. All of it counts.

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