Story
Established on 9th April 2011 with a Purpose Statement “Beyond Charity a Life with Self Esteem and Dignity”.
About Organization
Self Esteem Foundation is a Non Profit Company registered under "section 25 of companies Act 1956, working for Life With Self Esteem for Person With Disabilities."
PURPOSE STATEMENT.
Leading persons with Special needs to A Life With Self Esteem & Dignity through gainful occupation and spreading awareness of their capabilities.
Vision
A strong Network to develop positive attitude, Professional Training, opportunities & employment towards an Inclusive community
Mission
A life with self Esteem and Dignity for persons with Disabilities and the disadvantaged section of the society
Core Values
Commitment to the cause
“ONE TEAM” Attitude (Able & Differently Able)
Sustainability
Customer Relation
Performance Driven
Strategic Objectives
- Offer Umbrella support for NGO’s working in the disability & disadvantaged sectors for self-sustenance and lively hood.
- Guiding & instilling in them the Pride of being independent through skills training & keeping them engaged gainfully.
- Exploring possibilities of funds from Corporates under CSR, for the purpose of Employment.
Impact
At Self Esteem Foundation for Disabled (SEFD), every initiative creates a ripple of change.
More than 200 people with disabilities and from disadvantaged backgrounds have been supported through skill development, employment, and livelihood opportunities.
Over 800 Friends of GODS (FOG) members are part of our inclusive community in Mumbai, Thane, and Navi Mumbai.
Each year, we successfully complete 50+ customized corporate orders and conduct 10–15 employee engagement programs, bridging the gap between corporates and inclusion.
Through Project Sanyukta, launched in 2023, we have trained mothers of differently-abled children and youngsters in tailoring and craft-making. Till now, 15 participants have been trained, completing 6 corporate orders and producing over 5,000 handcrafted pouches and bags.
Our impact goes beyond numbers — it’s about dignity, empowerment, and self-sustenance.