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ASSET India Foundation

Org #628
Vetted since 2006
2006
year founded
$166,254
raised on GlobalGiving
17
years fundraising
1
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

The primary mission of the ASSET is to provide computer literacy for education towards alternate livelihood and as a means of AIDS prevention. The program is designed to assist the children to attain a level of education and familiarity with technology that will enable them to free themselves from being chained to the same profession. The ASSET India Foundation supports Education of the children using Computer Based Functional Literacy and small business ownership using Microfinance.

Projects (1)

Project Leaders
Ray Umashankar
Ray Umashankar
Vasantha Madasu
Vasantha Madasu
Team
Ray Umashankar
Organization Information
1041 W. Thorn st
San Diego, CA 92103
United States
520-869-2004
Organization Information
1041 W. Thorn st
San Diego, CA 92103
United States
520-869-2004

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Covid plays havoc

By Ray Umashankar | Executive Director

Students, teachers and staff alike have been seriously affected by Covid infections and the programs are virtually at standstill at all our locations. There is great concren that girls dropping out of... Read the full report ›

Protecting refugees from getting trafficked

By Ray Umashankar | Executive Director

During the last quarter, our efforts focused entirely on qrehabilitating and educating Covid Orphans. These are the children who lost both parents to Covid. They have been admitted to schools and all... Read the full report ›

Covid Orphans in India

By Ray Umashankar | Executive Director

The second wave of Covid-19 has created havoc in India. Every day nearly 400,000 new cases and 4,000 deaths are reported. As major cities go into total lockdown, daily wage earners and migrants from... Read the full report ›
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