Work as a catalyst in bringing sustainable change in the lives of underprivileged children, youth and women, with a life-cycle approach of development
Enable the civil society across the world to engage proactively in the change process through the philosophy of civic driven change
Adopt highest standards of governance to emerge as a leading knowledge and technology driven, innovative and scalable international development organisation
To empower underprivileged children, youth and women through relevant education, innovative healthcare and market-focused livelihood programmes
Deploy best possible methodology and technology for achieving ideal SROI (social return on investment), to practice and promote good governance
To link business competitiveness of the corporate with social development initiatives
To sensitize privileged children, youth and citizens in general to promote Civic Driven Change
Smile Foundation believes that unless members of the civil society are involved proactively in the process of development, sustainable change will not happen.
Believing in this principle of 'Civic Driven Change',
Smile Foundation sensitises the civil society in order to make them partners in its mission
I am honored to present the Annual Report for 2022-23, reflecting a year of dedicated efforts, impactful initiatives, and the unwavering commitment of our team and supporters. It is my privilege to share the collective achievements that have been made possible through your generosity and collaboration.
Beginning in the corridors of education, Smile Foundation adopted a lifecycle approach and extended its thematic areas of intervention by supporting family health, livelihood, and women empowerment.
Children, their families and the community become the target group for Smile Foundation’s activities as child education cannot be done in isolation, without ensuring the welfare of the whole family. Following the lifecycle approach, Smile Foundation has directly impacted the lives of over 1.5 million children and families so far.
Smile Foundation’s education interventions are focused on helping children from difficult circumstances to have access to equal opportunities for school completion and equitable learning outcomes.
FLN & Grade-specific Learning Outcomes
STEM Education
Enabling Learning Environment
Wellbeing of Students
Need-based Teachers’ Training
Parent & Community Engagement
60% of the total 120,000 beneficiaries were girls
44,000+ girls received vocational training support
25,000+ children benefitted through infrastructure support
2000+ girls received scholarship support for higher studies
Smile Foundation’s healthcare intervention is providing primary healthcare facilities at the doorsteps of the underserved communities in the identified rural areas and urban slums. The aim is to reach the vulnerable population who cannot afford basic healthcare facilities.
Delivering doorstep quality primary healthcare services
Improving Health seeking behavior
Complementing and supporting the Public Healthcare System
Sharing the load of govt health system
Reducing out of pocket healthcare expenses
Increasing awareness on Govt schemes
Promoting the goal of Universal Health Coverage
Improving access to Maternal & Child Healthcare
75% of the 10,50,000+ beneficiaries were women and children
75,000+ people sensitised on health & hygiene through IEC activities
80,000+ people benefitted through telemedicine projects
77,000+ people received relief support under emergency & disaster response
Smile Foundation through its Livelihood programme connects the unemployed or underemployed youth from disadvantaged groups and communities with the sectors which have large growth potential in terms of revenue generation and employability.
Core Employability
Healthcare (General Duty Assistance)
Banking Financial Services & Insurance
Retail Management
Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)
Digital Marketing
71% of total 10,000+ STeP trainees were young women
90,000+ painters were upskilled in 24 cities across India
800+ career counseling sessions & industry exposure visits
64% trainees were placed in 200+ Indian & multinational companies
Smile Foundation's women empowerment programme Swabhiman, initiated in 2005, reaches out to marginalised and socially-excluded women with interventions in nutrition, healthcare and livelihood.
Reproductive & Child Health
Nutrition Enhancement
Entrepreneurship Development
Digital Financial Literacy
Govt Convergence & System Strengthening
Sustainability in Communities
150,000+ women impacted through Swabhiman programme
35,000+ women and children provided nutrition enhancement support
80,000+ girls and women provided awareness & access of healthcare
1000+ women and adolescent girls trained as change agents
This programme intends to assist grassroots social entrepreneurs in becoming locally sustainable, independent of foreign resources, by assisting them in increasing the efficiency of their welfare operations and tapping into locally accessible resources.
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Smile Foundation strongly believes that unless the privileged society is involved proactively in the process of development, sustainable change will not happen. Children have the potential to be the best change agents, be it in their family or the community in which they live.
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CSR Universe Social Impact Award 2023 for Mission Education
Best CSR Excellence Award 2023 by ASSOCHAM
CSR Health Impact Award 2023 & 2022 by IHW Council
Happiness Award (NGO that brought most happiness) 2023 by India Today RPG Group
CSR TIMES Award 2022 for Skill Training & Livelihood Initiative
Best NGO of the Year at Iconic Achievers’ Awards 2022
Healthcare Asia Award 2022 – Covid Management Initiative of the Year (India)
Business World Social Impact Leadership Award 2022
Recognition for rendering valuable services under Social Responsibility by ICSI
ICAI CSR Award for the Best CSR Project in Women Empowerment
- Henry Ford
