Every year, about 60,000 young people are forced to leave childcare institutions when they turn 18. WeLive Foundation extends its support to care leavers from various childcare institutions. We understand the difficulties that arise when care leavers are forced to fend for themselves at such a tender age. That's why we have developed a comprehensive 3-5 year transition program tailored to support them during this critical period. Their time at WeLive Foundation will enable them to lead independent lives. Our program aims to equip care leavers with the confidence, essential life skills, and physical and mental well-being necessary to navigate the complexities of independent living and integrate into society.
The cost per month of one young person is INR 25,000. ( Care expenses of INR 3000, Living expenses of INR 5000, Food expenses of INR 7000 and Educational expenses of INR 10,000)
I would strongly urge you to contribute to this cause.
Partha is a passionate long distance runner and has participated in many half-marathons all over the world. He believes it to be a great way to make friends and keep fit. Partha has been participating in the TCK 10k from 2009 onwards and he tries to encourage others to run as well.
An experienced technology and leadership expert, with over 35 years in the Indian IT Sector, Partha co-founded Mindtree in 1999 and has played key roles in building the company’s technology and delivery leadership capacity. He is also a Founder Director in WhiteSwan Foundation, an NGO focusing on creating awareness on mental health. He is now a Managing Partner in Mela Ventures, which aims to create the next generation of entrepreneurs , by investing in early stage start-up in the tech space. At WeLive Foundation, Partha is a board member and plays a pivotal role of guiding the Foundation's work and interacts closely with the team and the young people in the program.
Support Partha's run and support the cause of young people in WeLive Foundation's Bridge Program.
A big thank you to all those who have donated on this page.