Ford
Corporate donor / supporter
Corporate social responsibility
A due-diligence-ready path to community partnerships.
Sambhawna Youth Club welcomes CSR conversations around education, skills, women and girls, preventive health, cleanliness, hygiene and sanitation, road and community safety, environment, youth development, relief and inclusion.
CSR readiness
Statutory documents presented clearly.
The supplied MCA approval letter confirms registration for undertaking CSR activities. Company partners should still complete project-specific legal, financial and programme due diligence.
| Item | Current documented status | Verification |
|---|---|---|
| Society registration | Registered Society S/664/Distt. South/2011 • 04-10-2011 | View certificate |
| NGO Darpan | Registered DL/2024/0424633 | View profile |
| Section 12A | Provisional registration AY 2025-26 to AY 2027-28 • URN AAGAS9236BE20241 | View order |
| Section 80G | Provisional approval AY 2025-26 to AY 2027-28 • URN AAGAS9236BF20241 | View order |
| MCA CSR-1 | Registered for undertaking CSR activities Registration No. CSR00075080 • 28-06-2024 | View approval letter |
MCA CSR-1 registration: The approval letter dated 28-06-2024 states that Sambhawna Youth Club has been registered for undertaking CSR activities with Registration No. CSR00075080 (application SRN F96490834). The website presents the letter for viewing rather than providing a download button.
Community participation in cleanliness and civic-action programming.
Field evidence
Programme visibility supported by real activity photographs.
The website now uses Sambhawna Youth Club's own supplied photographs instead of generic stock imagery. They show community outreach, cleanliness activity, awareness programmes, legal literacy, national integration, cultural participation and youth engagement.
- Cleanliness, hygiene and sanitation drives
- Legal and civic-awareness programmes
- Community outreach and public information
- Youth participation and national integration
- Health, nutrition and preventive-awareness activities
Donors & supporters
Institutional and donor acknowledgements
Supporters and organisations acknowledged by Sambhawna Youth Club.
Ford
Rotary
Samsung
IDBI Bank
PANKH
United Way of Chennai
Plan International
UNDP
Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA)
CASP Plan
Habitat for Humanity India
Featured project
Construction of Anganwadi Centre
Sambhawna Youth Club has successfully constructed a new Anganwadi Centre to strengthen early childhood care and community infrastructure.
Ward No. 33, Muttathu Colony Village, Pandalam Municipality, Pathanamthitta District, Kerala
Implemented by Sambhawna Youth Club. Signage on the facility image states support by ActionAid India.
- Safe, nurturing space for over 20 children for uninterrupted initial education and early recreational activities.
- Community infrastructure expected to benefit over 100 families in the surrounding neighbourhood.
- Supports early childhood development, learning readiness and a healthier local environment for young children.
Donors • Sponsors • Programme associations
Historical institutional engagement documented in supplied records
The records supplied for the website include agreements and work orders involving the following organisations, government offices and programme departments.
Habitat for Humanity India Trust
HFH India • Community / institutional programme engagement
Community development and programme implementation
District Disaster Management Authority (South)
Office of the Deputy Commissioner (South), Government of NCT of Delhi
Disaster-management awareness in schools and colleges
WV
World Vision India
ADP Faridkot
Community awareness through street-play outreach
CASP–Plan Project
Community Aid and Sponsorship Programme / Plan International
Social-issue awareness, street plays and puppet shows
Plan International
Plan International / child-focused development programming
Programme association reflected by the supplied records context
ARAVIS
Aravali Vikas Sangathan (ARAVIS)
Community development programme
Street plays, song-and-dance awareness activities
DC-NE
Office of the Deputy Commissioner (North-East)
Emergency Operation Centre / Disaster Management, Government of NCT of Delhi
Disaster-risk awareness generation in MCD schools
GOI–UNDP Disaster Risk Management Programme
Office of the Deputy Commissioner (North-East) / Emergency Operation Centre
Disaster-risk reduction and school/community awareness
Transparency note: several historical agreements/work orders supplied for this section are issued to “Sambhawna Natya Manch” at the Sangam Vihar address and reference members of the same programme team. They are shown here only as legacy programme experience and historical institutional association, not as current sponsorship, current contracts or present-day endorsement of Sambhawna Youth Club.
Partnership themes
CSR projects can be structured around community priorities
These themes are starting points for a concept note, subject to need assessment, budget, measurable outcomes, company approval and applicable CSR rules.
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Education & Learning
Learning support, libraries, school retention, adult education and educational assistance.
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Skills & Employability
Digital literacy, vocational training, practical skills and youth development.
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Women & Girls
Adolescent support, awareness, legal literacy, vocational programmes and welfare interventions.
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Health & Relief
Preventive-health awareness, camps, emergency aid, nutrition and relief support.
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Cleanliness, Hygiene & Sanitation
Cleanliness drives, hygiene education, sanitation awareness and responsible waste practices.
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Road & Community Safety
Road-safety education, pedestrian awareness, public safety and emergency-response awareness.
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Environment
Plantation, clean-environment campaigns, pollution-control and environmental awareness.
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Social Inclusion
Support for older persons, persons with disabilities, vulnerable families and people in distress.
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Examples of community engagement
Photographs are presented as activity evidence without adding unsupported beneficiary counts or impact statistics.
Legal awareness & access to information
Public information & community safety
Cleanliness & sanitation action
Youth & national integration
Health & nutrition awareness
Community participation & awarenessPartnership workflow
Designed for traceability and reporting
A corporate partnership can follow a documented cycle from due diligence through reporting and closure.
Due diligence
Review legal records, governance information and programme scope.
Concept note
Agree geography, need, target group, outputs and outcomes.
MoU & budget
Define roles, costs, milestones, controls and compliance.
Monitoring
Maintain attendance, activity evidence, progress data and financial records.
Reporting
Submit narrative, financial and utilisation documentation as agreed.
Start a conversation
Tell us what your CSR team is looking for.
Share your preferred theme, location, approximate budget and timeline. The team can respond for a concept-note or due-diligence discussion.
- Concept-note development
- Programme-theme mapping
- Due-diligence document viewing
- Monitoring and reporting framework
CSR-1 Registration No. CSR00075080. Project eligibility, Schedule VII alignment and company-specific due diligence remain part of each engagement.