Spreading smiles & Carving future
Caring for each other
Working between the villagers and the Government
Inspire young
to Aim High
to Aim High
To transform the villages in India
We are
Founded on 2008, Rehab India Foundation aspires to facilitate an equitable, caring and sustainable society where people are free from poverty and illiteracy.
7,919
Enrolled
Students
Students
2,398
Dropouts brought
back-to-school
back-to-school
566
Running
Self-Help Groups
(SHGs)
Self-Help Groups
(SHGs)
41,40,462
Loan amount
distributed
distributed
70,182
Beneficiaries
Village Development
Programme (VDP)
Village Development
Programme (VDP)
175
Rehab
Tuition Teachers
Tuition Teachers
3,284
Beneficiaries
Health-care
Health-care
7,919
New students
enrolled
enrolled
What we do
Rehab India Foundation, a Delhi-based non-profit organisation, invariably aims at uplifting the poor, empowering women and educating underprivileged. The main objectives of Rehab are increasing the livelihood of the poor and empowering the disadvantaged sections in our society. Rehab is one among the few trusted grass root non-governmental organizations of India.
Education
Right to education (RTE) to the under-privileged children to build their dreams
Health Care
Providing basic healthcare for survival and well-being in the most remote villages of India
Economic Development
Rehab empowers and supports communities by providing sustainable projects for better livelihood
National Integration
Celebrating national holidays, promoting national integration, commemorating historic & other patriotic events.
Testimonials
She took a loan of ₹ 7,000/- from Rehab, which she invested in a petty shop to purchase more raw material in the wholesale market in Adoni. Her daily sales rose to approximately ₹ 500/-. Her net profit is now ₹ 60 per day. Income increased to ₹ 2,500 per month.
Savitramma, 40 yrs, Nizamuddin Colony, Adoni, Andhra Pradesh
She was doing sari business in her home with interest amount of 2%. She took a loan of ₹ 7,000/- from Rehab, which she invested to develop her sari business. She sells saris all over village. Through this her earnings increased. Family financial situation changed with the additional income. It enabled her children to receive good education.
Saleema, 35 yrs Nizamuddin Colony, Adoni, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh
After the death of my husband, I got into a serious financial crisis. It was not easy to survive without hardships, after losing the breadwinner of the family. I found a job for myself and worked in a private tailoring centre and earned ₹ 50/- per day. I faced many problems to satisfy the need of my family members with the meagre income I receive.
Mrs. Shaika Jaithun, 38 Rehab Model Village, Assam
“As my husband’s income was very low, we found it difficult to manage our daily expenses. On receiving the loan from Rehab India Foundation, I started a small business. By selling sari and other fancy materials for installments, I am now able to earn an amount of ₹ 200/- per day and hence, support my family.”
Mrs. Hameedunnisa, 32 Housewife, Rehab SHG partner
Six months ago, I was one among the other illiterate women who don’t have any identity in the society. Today, I am looked upon with dignity and honour. I have become a source of inspiration for man and women who feel that their age for education has gone. All thanks to Rehab’s Literacy Programme in our village.
Mrs. Haseena Khatoon, Katihar, Bihar
