Who you would be partnering with
Vishavabhartiya Foundation was incorporated on 12 March 2026 and carries forward the community health, eye-care and social service initiatives begun in 1998 by its founder and the earlier organisation, Vishvabhartiya Manav Kalyan Sewa Sanstha.
Governed by a three-member Board of Directors led by Dr. Dhananjay K. Yerne, Managing Director & CEO.
CSR registration & eligibility
- CSR-1
- CSR00109367
- Entity
- Section 8 company (Licence 181714)
- CIN
- U88900ME2026NPL473814
- 12A / 80G
- Provisional, AY 2026-27 – 2028-29
- PAN
- AALCV9970E
- NGO Darpan
- MH/2026/1028763
Aligned with Schedule VII
Health care & sanitation
Eye screening and spectacles, health camps, hygiene awareness.
Companies Act 2013, Sch. VII (i)Education & skills
School health and awareness programmes, youth skill training.
Companies Act 2013, Sch. VII (ii)Women empowerment
Women's health camps, awareness and livelihood support.
Companies Act 2013, Sch. VII (iii)Environmental sustainability
Plantation with survival tracking, plastic-reduction and cleanliness drives.
Companies Act 2013, Sch. VII (iv)Rural development
Village outreach camps and awareness in Nagpur and Bhandara districts.
Companies Act 2013, Sch. VII (x)Nagpur and Bhandara districts, Maharashtra
Urban Nagpur (slums, labour colonies, schools) and rural villages of Nagpur and Bhandara districts, where the founder's team has worked since 1998. Other locations can be considered with the partner.
People who are hardest to reach
- Low-income urban families and daily-wage labourers
- Farmers and rural families
- School children and adolescents
- Women, the elderly and differently-abled people
- Truck, taxi and bus drivers
Where a CSR partnership can start
Indicative project areas based on our existing work. Scope, budget and duration are finalised with each partner after a needs discussion — we do not publish fixed budgets.
Community eye-care & spectacles programme
- Camps in slums, villages, schools and transport hubs
- Refraction, spectacles, referral for treatment
School health & awareness
- Vision screening of students
- Hygiene, tobacco and environment sessions
Women's health camps
- Screening and awareness for women
- Linkage to government health schemes
Green neighbourhoods
- Plantation with survival tracking
- Plastic-reduction and cleanliness drives
Indicative budget
Prepared per project as a line-item budget after the needs discussion and shared with the proposal.
Project duration
Agreed with each partner in the MoU; can be a single campaign or a multi-month programme.
What we measure
Indicators we propose to track; targets are set per project.
- People screened (by age group and gender)
- Spectacles distributed
- Patients referred and treatment completed
- Camps held, by location
- Students and women reached through awareness sessions
- Saplings planted and surviving after 12 months
How a project runs
- 01Needs discussion
Understand the partner's priorities, geography and budget.
- 02Proposal & budget
Project proposal with activities, timeline, KPIs and a line-item budget.
- 03MoU & baseline
Sign an MoU; record baseline data in the project area.
- 04Implementation
Camps and sessions with registers, photographs and attendance records.
- 05Monitoring
Periodic progress reports against agreed KPIs; field visits welcome.
- 06Closure & reporting
Completion report, utilisation certificate and impact summary.
Monitoring & reporting
- Camp registers and attendance sheets
- Periodic progress reports against KPIs
- Partner field visits welcome
- Quality system certified to ISO 9001:2015
Documentation & impact reporting
- Photographs with date and location (with consent)
- Utilisation certificate and completion report
- Impact summary for the partner's CSR report
- Receipts as applicable
CSR partnership enquiry
Tell us your focus area and location. We will respond with a concept note tailored to your priorities. Our organisation profile and registration documents are shared on request.
CSR email: vishavabhartiya.foundation@gmail.com