NewBeginnings Charitable Trust

NewBeginnings Charitable Trust (NCT) is a children and gender-rights grassroots-level NGO.

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  • FCRA
  • 80G
  • 12A
  • CSR-1
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About

  • Headquarters

    Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh

  • Since

    2009

NewBeginnings Charitable Trust (NCT) is a humanitarian and gender-rights Indian NGO. NCT works directly with the ‘forgotten, vulnerable, and abused’ D Read morealits and Indigenous communities, focusing on children and women. NCT has been active in 40 remote and isolated villages in the Kurnool and Nandyal districts of Andhra Pradesh, India. Mission: To promote just, equitable, and sustainable rural communities through education, socioeconomic, health, and people-centric participatory approaches, focusing on children, adolescents, and women from the vulnerable poorest of poor communities. NewBeginnings Charitable Trust (NCT) is a registered, tax-exempted, non-profit, non-governmental organisation from Andhra Pradesh, India. NCT, being a grassroots-level NGO, works directly with the “forgotten, vulnerable, and abused” Dalits and Indigenous communities, focusing on children and women. NCT has been working in the rural villages of the Kurnool and Nandyal districts, which are part of the Rayalaseema Region, known for generational chronic droughts and cyclic poverty. In many villages, we are the only non-profit building the cornerstones for children’s education, women’s empowerment, financial stability, and health – the only non-profit bringing people together from all social classes to be part of local solutions. Every effort we make aims to make communities safe for children and women to grow and develop their potential in a right-based inclusive environment. NCT is active in remote and isolated villages with different programmes in the target districts. NCT implements need-based programmes such as livelihood support, skill development training, bridge schools for school dropouts and child labourers, health care, and literacy centres. Additionally, we organise various awareness campaigns and seminars focusing on children, adolescents, and women in 120 villages and 120 rural public schools. Our Approach Our programs are tailored to meet the needs of children, women, and the young from drought-prone and marginalised communities. The cyclic poverty passed on from generation to generation resulted in the communities' marginalisation and vulnerability. As a grassroots-level non-profit, we focus on the sustainable rights-based development of women and children. We achieve this goal by working directly with children and women - supporting the holistic development of children, women, and young people within the most vulnerable communities. NCT conducts project evaluation on completion of project implementation with the help of professional social workers who have vast knowledge and experience in the field of the project for evaluation. However, the six months project evaluation is conducted by NCT’s internal team. Other than this, NCT conducts a “Change-Impact Assessment” five years after a project is completed to assess and ensure that the project’s impacts are sustained beyond the project period and for team learning.


Issue

The primary and common issues we come across among the people:  Drought is a fact here. (Between 2000-2020, the districts were in extreme droughts for 18 years). The western part of the Kurnool district and the eastern part of the Nandyal district have been known for severe droughts and poverty for generations.  Child marriage.  Human Trafficking/ sex workers  A high rate of school dropouts, child labour, and daily wages is noticed among the indigenous and Dalits communities.  Drug abuse among teenagers and youth in rural villages – addiction to Ganja, tobacco related-products, and alcohol.  Unskilled youth.  Being daily wage labourers resulted in marginalisation and contributes to cyclic poverty.


Action

Tested and proven interventions.  Education sponsorship support for orphan and semi-orphan children and those from poor families. o Crash courses/bridge course centres for school dropouts and child labourers. o Evening remedial classes/ Tuition classes for slow learners  Functional literacy for women and adolescents – Everyday mathematics and simple reading and writing to help them with everyday life. By Functional Literacy, we mean: Should be able to read and understand the travel destinations of buses, trains, etc.; should be able to count the payment they receive at the end of their daily labour; should be able to monitor their children’s studies at home.  Employable Skill training for women and adolescents.  Awareness creation for parents on child marriages, human trafficking, and child labour in the villages.  Awareness drives for young students in government schools in rural villages against drugs, child marriages, child labour and human trafficking.  Medical health camps and support in rural villages.

Impact

We would like to share brief impacts stories for the year 2022-2023  N.209 school dropouts from two centres were provided age-appropriate education and were mainstreamed with public primary schools  N.132 children are supported with small educational sponsorship support  N.418 women were trained in employable skill training (Tailoring)  N.39632 women participated in educative awareness on gender rights and gender equality  N.6072 Men participated in Educative Awareness on Gender Sensitivity and gender rights practice in families.  N. 18011 women participated in constitutionally granted gender rights/legal system awareness.  N.9088 adolescent girls participated in menstrual hygiene and personal care awareness building.  N.13674 high school students participated in educative awareness seminars on child marriages and school dropouts  NewBeginnings conducted N.611 awareness seminars on child marriages, child labour and human trafficking in N.120 rural villages and N.119 government public high schools.  NCT has formed N.450 SHGs so far, benefiting N.4500 women  N. 105 rural medical camps were organised targeting 35 villages.

Programs

  • Awareness programme against drug addictions

    NCT organizes educational awareness drives in government high schools and intermediate colleges against drug-addictions. The use of narcotics-injected drugs and ganja is rising among young students.

  • Awareness drives on gender rights and women empowerment

    NCT organizes educational awareness drives in rural villages. NCT capacitates women and adolescent girls with gender rights and gender equality.
    We have been organizing such awareness drives across 120 villages in Kurnool and Nandyal districts.

  • Menstrual and Personal Hygiene for adolescent girls

    We organize awareness campaigns targeting adolescent girls on menstrual and personal hygiene. It is not just educating them on menstrual hygiene but capacitating them on sexual and reproductive rights.

  • Bridge school for school dropouts/ child labours

    School dropout children and rescued child labourers are enrolled in the bridge course centres. They get their age-appropriate education as per the SSA scheme. Children are mainstreamed in regular government schools.

  • Education sponsorship

    Education sponsorship is given to children who are orphans, semi orphans and those from poor families.

  • Medical Camps

    NCT conducts monthly medical camps in the target villages with the help of doctors who volunteer their services and times.

  • Skill Trainings

    In our efforts to improve the living conditions of poor families and ensure continuous education to children, women and adolescent girls are trained in employable skills. After the training periods, NCT finds jobs and places them.

    NCT trains women and adolescent girls in skills such as tailoring, hand-embroidery/ maggam, smartphone repairs, DTP and accounting.

    NCT trains school dropouts and unskilled youth in electrical wiring/house electrician skills, two/four-wheeler mechanisms, driving, and painting.

    NCT trains educated but unemployed youth in computer skills, DTP, Photoshop, accounting and smartphone repairs.

  • Awareness creations- against child marriages, child trafficking

    NCT organizes sensitization, and educational awareness creation drives on child marriage and human trafficking at government high schools.
    The purpose is to inspire young minds to continue their educations and have sustainable academic carrier to build a better future.

Impact Metrics

  • Number of Children Impacted.

    Program Name

    Educational sponsorship

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2019-20 111
    • 2020-21 111
    • 2021-22 111
    • 2022-23 132
  • Number of Children Mainstreamed

    Program Name

    Bridge course education for school dropouts/ child labours

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2021-22 279
    • 2022-23 209
  • Skill Training

    Program Name

    Tailoring skills

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2021-22 818
    • 2022-23 418
  • Number of Women Beneficiaries

    Program Name

    Women Empowerment: Awareness drives on legal rights

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2021-22 16041
    • 2022-23 18011
  • Women Empowerment: Awareness Drives

    Program Name

    Gender equality and gender rights

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2021-22 42866
    • 2022-23 39632
  • Sexual and Reproductive Rights

    Program Name

    Menstrual and Personal Hygiene

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2021-22 3383
    • 2022-23 9088
  • Child Rights Awareness Programmes at Villages for Women

    Program Name

    Child rights: Educational awareness against child marriage and human trafficking

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2021-22 17866
    • 2022-23 23474
  • Number of Students Impacted/Beneficiaries

    Program Name

    Child rights awareness for high school students

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2021-22 9041
    • 2022-23 13674
  • Number of Health Care Beneficiaries

    Program Name

    Rural Medical camps

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2018-19 71183
    • 2019-20 6098
    • 2021-22 19084
    • 2022-23 21067
  • Women Empowerment

    Program Name

    SHG- Micro-credit formation

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2021-22 4500
    • 2022-23 4500
  • Skill Trainees

    Program Name

    Fan coil winding

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2021-22 103
  • Skill Training

    Program Name

    Smartphone repairs

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2022-23 411

Leadership Team

  • Ravi Sebastian

    Founder Chairman

  • Sowmya Kandula

    Women Empowerment Programme officer

  • Y. Bhaskar

    Programme Coordinator

  • B. OBulesu

    Programme Coordinator

  • N. Sukumar

    Programme Coodinator

  • Y. Jayamma

    Programme Coordinator

  • K. Madhavi

    Programme Coordinator

  • A. Anitha

    Field Staff- Resource person for Women Empowerment

  • B. Lingamma

    Field staff- Resource person for women empowerment

  • B. Nirmala

    Tailoring Teacher

  • S. Jyothi

    Tailoring and maggam teacher

  • K. Amaleela

    Tailoring and embroidery teacher

Demographics & Structure

  • No. of Employees

    6-20

M&E

  • Internal, External Assessors

    No

Policies

  • Ethics and Transparency Policies

    No

  • Formal CEO Oversight & Compensation Policy

    No

Political & Religious Declarations

  • On Affiliation if any

    No

  • On Deployment Bias if any

    No

Registration Details

  • PAN Card

    AABTN3402A

  • Registration ID

    106

  • VO ID / Darpan ID

    AP/2017/0118383

  • 12A

    AABTN3402AF2021401

  • 80G

    AABTN3402AF2021401

  • FCRA

    10260407

  • CSR Registration Number

    CSR00015267

Location

Other Details

  • Type & Sub Type

    Non-profit
    Trust

Financial Details

 Income / Expenses
  • 2020-21

    Income
    Rs.2,120,178
    Expenses
    Rs.1,782,386
    Admin Expenses
    Rs.134,703
    Program Expenses
    Rs.1,647,683
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  • 2021-22

    Income
    Rs.1,114,387
    Expenses
    Rs.1,470,446
    Admin Expenses
    Rs.106,831
    Program Expenses
    Rs.1,363,615
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  • 2022-23

    Income
    Rs.3,681,036
    Expenses
    Rs.1,324,217
    Admin Expenses
    Rs.127,809
    Program Expenses
    Rs.1,196,408
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