Kindergardens

Three villages have been selected, to start with kindergartens for kids of the poorest families and be expanded as a model into other areas while further school- projects are planned.

Mindset Care 

To find more flow and reassess self-worth, especially for traumatized or exploited kids, is key. So we provide flowmapping for teachers  and affected persons themselves to do so.

Pitch Page Piloting

As an interactive 24/7 ambassador, Pitch Page innovates how to generate resources of all kind, get in touch plus reach, activate and engage supporters at a global level.

360°
All access

As first project, three villages in Bihar were selected with the responsible places locally, at which the first kindergartens will begin. In addition, the Pitch Page Piloting was approved and will start in the province of Patna to implement a new, innovative way of resource acquisition and social connectivity. From the branch in New Delhi, ICC will be able to coordinate all its areas and make them accessible.    

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Status Quo
Lost children

​It is no secret that there are over 15 million infants and young children living in the subcontinent of India whose chances of survival are absolutely slim. In many cases, for a variety of reasons, they have neither medical nor basic nutritional care at their disposal. If no family or institution can be found to take them in, they are threatened with being left on the street with nothing, without care and accompaniment. Abuse, child labour, crime, prostitution and exploitation become common ways in which they are at the mercy and lost without protection.

My Why
Deadly shortage​

CSI Lombard Memorial Hospital, Udupi, 2013

​In 1979, I was born in South India and due to difficult family circumstances and social norms, I was abandoned in a hospital in Udupi. As I was very sick as an infant and de facto no one could provide the treatments necessary for survival, the necessary supply of medicines and food to meet my needs did not materialise. In this situation, only due to a lack of resources, this would have meant my certain death before my first birthday. But things turned out differently. I would now like to make this turnaround possible for other children and families.

It began in 1979/80
CSI Lombard Memorial Hospital; Udupi, South India

The Rescue
A new start

At the same time, a couple in Germany was trying to adopt an Indian child. After all the formalities had been completed and the hospital could be informed that the costs would be covered, the necessary resources were provided by the future adoptive parents. Despite the risk of not being able to save the child even with the care made possible, they agreed to pay all costs in advance. With success. Following the treatments, the restored fitness for transport, months of waiting and further stopovers in different places, I was picked up and was able to start a new life in Germany at the age of nine months. Most children, however, do not have the luck of a comparable, saving new start. 

What we do
More than donate

 
With India Child Care, we are launching an organisation that provides targeted, direct and sustainable help to children in such situations. In concrete terms, this means support through financial donations in the first step. In this way, the care of precisely those children for whom no one else is available is improved through urgently needed medication, nutrition and equipment - and often made possible in the first place. One of the first recipients is the C.S.I. Lombard Memorial Hospital in Udupi, where I was treated at the time. During our last visit to the facility, we had the opportunity to see the mother-child area in particular, which is to become a central starting point for India Child Care. ICC will realise help offers in the children's country of origin, which are flexibly oriented towards individual needs. Through further counselling and support options, a continuous offer for children and relatives in the phases before and after inpatient stays is to be created. ​

For more Flow
flowmapping

In addition to supporting facilities, we accompany children step by step on their way to an environment that enables them to grow up in an age-appropriate way and to stand on their own two feet in the future. Depending on the case, this path can lead from the hospital to pre-schools and schools to placement with foster and adoptive parents. For this purpose, we create a structure that supports contributors, helpers and those concerned in structuring personal components and organizational elements on site and virtually. 


​Details in the Q&As

At a glance
How we work 

By closing the gaps before, between and after hospital care, new pathways open up, that lead to a promising future through school and education. Instead of the street.

Home

Hospital

Hub

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Three Cornerstones
Core tasks​

Save lives

We support children and mothers through nutrition, medical care and equipment for facilities​

Foster socialisation​

Through sponsorships and cooperations, we offer care for the phases before, during and after a hospital stay

Implement hub

We are developing the ICC Hub as an interdisciplinary, virtual team of experts with an on-site structure

Join in
Your contribution

​In addition to placing public fundraising campaigns, we rely on your donation right now. Every contribution, whether one-off or regular, helps. If you are interested in becoming a member or would like to learn more about sponsorships, we will be happy to inform you by e-mail as soon as both are possible via this website. It is planned to accompany children virtually on their way and to be able to follow ICC results. Participation can also work through individual commitment. Whether with know-how, supportive contacts or your idea. Please feel free to contact us by phone or via the contact form and share your ideas with us. 

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Donation account 
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 Account holder:  India Child Care e.V.
Banking institution: GLS Gemeinschaftsbank eG
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IBAN: DE76 4306 0967 1295 1030 01   BIC: GENODEM1GLS  

The Effect
What you make happen

Existing contacts with the former and current hospital management as well as well-connected organisations enable us to establish a structure that is both efficient and lean. This enables us to react immediately to acute situations of need. With the help of your commitment, the survival of the smallest and weakest children and their chance for a healthy, self-determined life is ensured.

Thanks a lot
Take care

​Q&As
Questions & answers

​WHO STANDS BEHIND INDIA CHILD CARE?​
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The association India Child Care e.V. is represented by the board of directors.
​This consists of the 1st chairman (Mr. Sumanth Haußmann) and the 2nd chairman (Mr. Benjamin Pütter). The treasurer is Mrs. Angela Stöver. Mrs. Yasmin Dani is the secretary of the association.

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HOW CAN I DONATE OR GET INVOLVED?

Monetary donations can be made via the following association donation account. Alternatively, the donation form on this website can be used. For further forms of support or cooperation please contact us. Thank you very much. 

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Donation account 
Account holder: India Child Care e.V. 
Banking institution: GLS Gemeinschaftsbank eG

IBAN: DE76 4306 0967 1295 1030 01 
BIC: GENODEM1GLS

The non-profit status was recognised by the tax office Fürth. The certificate of exemption of the association India Child Care e.V. is valid until November 15, 2025.​

Do I RECEIVE A DONATION RECEIPT? 
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Yes. Donation receipts can be issued for all donations received after the corresponding, formal organisation formation has been completed, provided that the legally prescribed minimum amount (for issuing a donation receipt) of 200.00 euros is reached. 

If monetary donations for one of our projects are processed via the betterplace.org platform, the donation receipt for the respective donation will be issued by betterplace.org.

Our projects on betterplace.org: 

• https://www.betterplace.org/en/projects/116614
  
• https://www.betterplace.org/en/projects/116936 ​​

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP?

Members can access free content and future ICC offers at reduced rates via their own account. In addition, as a member you will get more insight into planned projects and opportunities to contribute. On this website, we plan to set up a members' area that will also allow you to join and manage your membership.  
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HOW DO I STAY INFORMED?
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In future, our free newsletter will be sent out once a quarter and will keep you up to date. Members will be able to access further information via an internal area. 
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CAN I BECOME A SPONSOR?​
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Yes. It is planned to enable direct sponsorships in the future so that children can be supported specifically as well as individually and accompanied permanently. 

ARE THERE EXTERNAL COOPERATIONS?
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Yes. In order to be able to assist beyond financial and in-kind donations, we work with various institutions and partners in the fields of law and social services in India and Germany. More information on this will follow.

​WHERE CAN I VIEW THE CURRENT ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION?

All information and publications in this regard shall be made immediately on this website as soon as the necessary formalities have been completed.

WHAT ROLE DOES FLOWMAPPING PLAY?

The experiences from my previous consulting work for private individuals and various companies have played a significant role in the development of flowmapping. The flowmapping method is a toolbox that helps to look at issues and challenges in a new way and to solve them differently than before. In addition to its application in personal or corporate settings, a special section is being developed for the needs of India Child Care. 

The resources and materials, which will be published and offered online via a separate website and web app, will improve direct dialogue with affected families and involved agencies. Externally, the mobilisation of various actors as well as the establishment and expansion of a network of helpers and infrastructure is also being organised. Locally, but also virtually, outside India. Organisations like India Child Care are confronted with two core challenges on a daily basis: The continuous mobilisation of supporters and the reduction of concerns on the part of affected families and involved agencies. Through innovative technology, the flowmapping web app can optimise interactive recruitment of new members and supporters in the future and provide a valuable part of external communication at various points. Above all, however, a tool is offered to those involved at the counselling level with which those affected can be accompanied in a targeted manner and cared for according to their needs. 

MY QUESTION IS NOT INCLUDED!
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If we have not answered your question(s) here, please feel free to contact us by email using the contact form or by phone on 04264-8375964.

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