Our Approach
Community Stewardship
Birth to Legacy Approach
Technology for Impact
Partnerships for Scale
Program
Our Impact
Women Entrepreneurship
Supporting women through employment opportunities, entrepreneurship development, and sustainable livelihood programs.
At-Risk Children
Underprivileged children trained at Abhinandan Centres through life skills education, vocational training, and digital learning initiatives.
Police Welfare Support
Provided mental health counselling, psychosocial support, and life skills training to strengthen well-being and resilience within police communities.
Healthcare Support
Extending essential healthcare services, awareness programs, and medical assistance to vulnerable communities.
Underprivileged Children
At-risk children are supported through remedial education, mainstream schooling integration, and holistic rehabilitation.
Female Prison Inmates
Providing counselling, reintegration assistance, emotional support, and livelihood guidance to incarcerated women and their families.
Stories of Change
From Dropout to Classroom - Suraj’s Journey Back to School
Suraj, a 9-year-old boy, migrated with his family from Nagaur, Rajasthan, to Greater Noida in search of better livelihoods. With his parents working as daily wage labourers and limited resources, Suraj’s education was disrupted, placing him at risk of dropping out of school.
Through timely intervention by the Jakson AbhiKIDS Care Centre, Suraj received remedial education, parental counselling, and support to overcome documentation challenges. With sustained efforts, he was successfully enrolled at Birondi Primary School.
Painting a Brighter Future – Seema’s Journey with Madhubani Art
Seema Pal, a 37-year-old resident of Birondi, Greater Noida, supports her family of six on a modest monthly income of ₹8,000. Daily expenses were a constant struggle until she enrolled in the Madhubani Art Design Training at the Pragati Centre, Noida- an initiative by Abhinandan Educational and Welfare Society.
Through this training, Seema learned traditional Madhubani techniques such as sketching, colouring, pattern creation, and detailing. Beyond artistic skills, the programme gave her confidence, purpose, and a sense of belonging among women facing similar challenges.
Finding His Way Back to the Classroom
Vineet, a young learner from the Nizamuddin AbhiKIDS Care Station, has taken a meaningful step forward by securing admission to the Government Boys Secondary School, Sarai Kale Khan. Coming from a family with limited means, access to consistent education was a challenge.
Through daily learning sessions, mentoring, and confidence-building activities at the centre, Vineet developed a strong enthusiasm for learning. Team Abhinandan also supported his family through every step of the school admission process, ensuring a smooth transition.