Child Rights and You (CRY) is an Indian non-governmental organization (NGO) that works towards ensuring children’s rights, health, education & safety of children. CWF has worked with CRY from 2011-2017 at Peyarabagan slum. The strategy of Peyarabagan slum with regards to RTE was designed with the help of CRY.
Janine and Rahul Foundation (JR Foundation) was established by Janine Pakiry and Rahul Dasgupta. They partnered us since 2021 in various projects. From introducing Unified Theatre in India to providing inclusive education to children of Peyarabagan slum, they financially helped us in different ventures. They are a constant supporter of CWF’s Unified Sports event.
Five Mad Men (5MM) is a LGBTQIA friendly gastro pub in sector V Salt Lake. 5MM is a constant supporter of para athletes and para sports. Civilian Welfare Foundation receives a tenner from every bill as a donation for Bengal para athletes. 29 para athletes from 7 sporting events were adapted and 12 inclusive events took place in 3 years.
Stanford University is a research university in California. We have collaborated with Stanford University regarding a transphobia study on 300 doctors PAN India.
CWF has collaborated with University of California, Berkeley regarding the transphobia study on 300 doctors PAN India.
Wheelchair Cricket Federation of India (WCFI) is a registered non-profit organisation working towards empowerment of persons with disabilities through sports. We are collaborating to form WCC Association of Bengal.
Special Olympics strives to create a better world by fostering inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities. Partner of CWF helping children perform Unified Sports.
Servier is a global pharmaceutical group governed by a non-profit foundation. CWF receives CSR funding for child education benefiting around 100 child labourers.
Round Table India is a non-religious, non-political organisation supporting education of child labourers in Peyarabagan slum.
Quartz Info Media has been a patron of CWF since 2012 supporting and funding activities.
The Muthoot Group funded and supported CWF during the International Cricket Tournament of WCC.
Medica Superspeciality Hospital provided training to disabled athletes in physiotherapy, psychotherapy, and kinesiology.
Junior Chamber International (JCI) is a non-profit international NGO and funding agency of CWF.
Cricheroes was the social cricket network partner of CWF during the international WCC tournament.
Global Youth Empowerment Fund supports grassroots initiatives and funded CWF for transgender healthcare services.
