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Action For Community Transformation India Foundation Trust Ngo In Nilakottai Tamil Nadu

Action For Community Transformation India Foundation Trust Ngo Information

Action for community transformation India foundation Trust Non Governmental Organization is located in Nilakottai TAMIL NADU .

Registration Details

Registered With Sub-Registrar
Type of NGO Trust (Non-Government)
Registration No 2004/1995
Copy of Registration Certificate Available
Copy of Pan Card Available
Act name Indian Trust Act
City of Registration Nilakottai
State of Registration TAMIL NADU
Date of Registration 11-10-1995

Foreign Contribution Regulation Act [FRCA] Registered? Yes

FRCA Registartion Number: 075940428

Action for community transformation India foundation Trust NGO Organization Members

NameDesignationPanAadhaar
ASHOK RAJAChairmanAvailableAvailable
M L I Sahaya ValdarisTreasurerAvailableAvailable
Ethayananthini S TMemberAvailableAvailable

Action for community transformation India foundation Trust Source Funds

Department NameSourceFinacial YearAmount SanctionedPurpose
Tamilnadu state social welfare BoardState2013-201444424With the support of Tamil Nadu State Social Welfare Board and a few individuals from Austria run five Balwadis (Day Care Centre for Kids) in five tribal villages of Palani Hill ranges. Later on, four centres were adopted by the Integrated Child Development Service (ICDS) under Tamil Nadu State Government in the year 2007 – 2008. Through the programme enabled the children to acquire basic education with nutritious support and health care.
Heks international Overseas2013-2014789782ACT India Foundation conducted group discussions with the parents of the tribal children to strengthen their education. Some parents showed their inclination in strengthening the education of their children, but they exposed that the children commuting between home and school are having transport difficulties and not safe for them to travel long distance in the forest. Considering this fact, the Vanavil Tribal Children Home was established in a rental building at Pannaikadu in 1998.
CEPFOverseas2013-2014572977Priority Species and Sites Protection In collaboration with ATREE – CEPF SG Programme, ACT India Foundation has implemented activities that are necessary to protect priority species and sites in the Palani Hills, Western Ghats, since 2009. ACT India Foundation has worked among 20 tribal hamlets on protecting the threatened species (Grizzled Giant Squirrel) and establishing / maintaining canopy cover area and linkages to corridors
Heks InternationalOverseas2014-2015152324 There are 28 children from 10 tribal hamlets, who finds difficult in accessing the formal education due to their geographical location and family background, benefiting from it. These children stay in the home and study in the nearby schools. They are given life education and skill training to face the mainstream society, access the formal education and preserve their traditional knowledge and wisdom.
CEPFOverseas2014-2015217500MFP / NTFP Collectors: As part of livelihood activity, the tribal collect ‘Lieckens’, a kind of parasite plant growing on the trees, which is used as a spice in food and preparation of vegetable dyes. When they collect it from the trees, the tribal remove the upper skin of the trees, which cause the damage to the life of the trees. Like this, there are so many damages made by the tribal without awareness of what they do, while collecting their livelihood.
Individual Overseas2014-201588951It is a place for encouraging the tribal children, who attend the formal education, in order to cope with the formal education in an effective way. There were five centres in five villages. Each centre had an Animator to look after the children, who attend the centre in the evening from 5.00 to 7.00.They start with playing their traditional and creative games for one hour. Then they will take coaching of their formal education and do the home works.
CBCOverseas2015-20161891122The children home will improve educational opportunities for the tribal children who are deprived of their right to education. It is mainly Because of the absence of a school in approachable distance. The tribal are treated as untouchables by the dominant communities .They was not permitted to attend schools and sit in par with the children of other communities. As a result the tribal showed no interest in educating their wards.
ARSISEOverseas2016-2017663581HEKS’s support: HEKS supports to work on RFRA – 2006 in 10 tribal hamlets, where the children of foster care programme come from. Community based programmes, including educational meetings, and other activities are carried out to strengthen these communities in achieving their rights provided in this Act.All the previous Acts have ignored and stood against the existence of tribal in the forest. This is the first Act of its kind, which has recognised and supported the tribal.
Ashram trust UkOverseas2016-2017219446.ACTIF Trust has conducted this programme in six villages, namely, Moolaiyaru, Vadaharapparai, Valagiri, Keelkumburaiyur, Kaduhuthadi and Thamaraikkulam through house visits, village level group meetings and treating the minor ailments. A trained MPHW conducted this programme for the pregnant women, lactating mothers and women with minor ailments. The health worker followed up the immunisation programme in these villages. About 275 families benefitted out of this programme.
ARISEOverseas2017-2018468042In this project major objective is to promote or educate the 22000 tribal peoples economical status in tamilnadu through getting their lands under forest rights act 2006. we are educate the tribal people to access to land and cultivate the organic products. After they cultivate this organic vegetable we educate the marketing systems of their product.Not only the marketing support but also the value add skill development training for their products end of the project 22000 tribal will develop
Action for Rural Integration and Rural Development Overseas2018-20193615995ACTIF Trust working for 10 Districts in tamilnadu in this project. Dindigul ,Namakal, Selam, Villupuram,Thiruvannamalai,Vellur,Kirishnagiri,Covai,Niligiries and Erode. In this project we mobilized lands for tribal communities under the Forest right Act -2006 . we support and educate the tribal communities to access the through the FRA guide line given by the government. we educated the tribal communities to do better agriculture and marketing their products directly.
ARISEOverseas2019-20202827488To give awareness of forest right act 2006 and facilitate the right holder to get the patta
Adventure AshramOverseas2019-2020265782Health awareness and health check up for children in kodaikanal.
OAD South AfricaOverseas2020-2021396558to guide the girl children to continue their education. to support the STEM Education.
MILANAOverseas2020-2021289395Training making coffee powder making and marketing
L Oreal fund for womenOverseas2021-20221230000ACTIF Trust Organize eLearning centers in Tamilnadu Dindigul District Nilakottai Taluk veruveedu ,Chekkapatti and Kunuvarankottai Panchayat. More than 300 children are Benefited in this program. all are known the Basic computer skills.
Unbound Overseas2021-202214889226230Actif Trust give educational support 6000 Poor children in Tamilnadu . We support their educational, bus fees Notebook and medical also.

Contact details

Address 3/477 Kurumbapatti Road Kunnuvarankottai
City Nilakottai
State TAMIL NADU
Telephone Not Available
Mobile No 9486927548
Website Url Not Available
E-mail actiftrust(at)gmail[dot]com

Action for community transformation India foundation Trust Key Issues and Operational Areas, Major Activiities & Achivements

Operational Districts: Dindigul, Dindigul, Thiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Dharmapuri, Krishnagiri, Tiruvannamalai, Salem, Namakkal , Coimbatore, Theni , Dindigul

Operational States: TAMIL NADU

AchieveMents: Our Major Activities are - Education for Downtrodden and Destitute Children of SC and Tribal Communities - Formation of Farmer Producer Organizations ( FPOs) and Organic Agri-promotion - Health Education and Check ups to Children, Youths, Adolescents, Women - School Hygiene Education - Anti-drug Campaigning - Conservation of Critically Endangered Species in Southern Western Ghats and Eastern Ghats - Palliative and Elders Care Program -Gender Sensitization - Advocacy for Land Rights

Key Issues

Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries, Children, Dalit Upliftment, Differently Abled, Disaster Management, Drinking Water, Education and Literacy, Environment and Forests, Food Processing, HIV/AIDS, Housing, Information and Communication Technology, Land Resources, Micro Finance (SHGs), Micro Small and Medium Enterprises, New and Renewable Energy, Rural Development and Poverty Alleviation, Tribal Affairs, Science and Technology, Women's Development and Empowerment, Skill Development,
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