Our programmes

Long-term change starts with stronger communities.

Hope Foundation runs three education programmes in Mumbai: after-school tutoring for girls, a community computer lab, and scholarships with school kits. They run year after year, with targets we publish and a fund behind each one.

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Figures on this page come from our own records, as of 25 September 2026. Hope Foundation is a fictional organisation built for a Salesforce demo.

A teacher at the blackboard with a full classroom of children, several with hands raised

3Programme areas

40Children supported

58Community donors

2Communities served

  • 61Lives impactedChildren and adults on a programme
  • 364Volunteer hoursTutors, coaches and event helpers
  • 7Outcome indicatorsTracked against a target each quarter
  • ₹19.07LGiven this yearAcross every fund and campaign

From our records as of 25 September 2026. Illustrative figures for a demonstration.

Our programme areas

Focused on what children need most.

Three programmes, designed and delivered with the communities they serve: access to learning, the digital skills that follow it, and the money and materials that keep a child in the room.

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A programme is the work

It runs year after year. It has enrolled learners, a cost per learner, outcome indicators with targets, and a fund that holds its money. The three above are all of them.

A campaign is how a slice of it gets paid for

A campaign is a time-limited appeal with a goal, an end date and a total raised. Several campaigns can fund one programme, and a programme carries on after a campaign closes.

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Our approach

How our programmes create change.

A people-first, evidence-informed way of working that puts the community at the centre — and then checks, out loud, whether it worked.

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  1. 01

    Listen & understand

    We sit with families, teachers and local partners to find out what is actually keeping a child out of the classroom — fees, materials, distance, or the hours a girl is expected to work at home.

  2. 02

    Design with communities

    Each programme is built with the people who will run it. Timetables, subjects and venues are set by local coordinators, not handed down from an office.

  3. 03

    Deliver locally

    Sessions run in the neighbourhood, at the Andheri Community Centre and the Dharavi Learning Hub, staffed by tutors and coaches who live nearby and are paid for their time.

  4. 04

    Measure & improve

    Every programme carries outcome indicators with a target and a reporting date. We publish what we hit and what we missed, and change the programme when the numbers say so.

Evidence

What we set out to do, and what happened.

Every indicator we track, for all three programmes, target against actual. Nothing is left out because it went badly.

Outcome and output indicators, reported quarterly.
Indicator Programme Kind Target Actual Against target
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Stories from the field

Programmes in action.

Three short, illustrative stories written for this demo — one from each programme, about what the work looks like from the inside.

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People and details in these stories are invented for the demonstration. The programme figures they sit beside are not.

Where we work

Stronger communities across India.

Every programme is delivered in partnership with local organisations. Today that is two neighbourhoods of Mumbai — the places we can reach every week, week after week, rather than the places that would look best on a map.

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Where Hope Foundation works An outline of India with one location marked, on the west coast: Mumbai, Maharashtra, where both of the foundation's centres are. The centres are listed in full below the map.

Programme location — Mumbai, Maharashtra

  • Andheri Community CentreMumbai, Maharashtra
  • Dharavi Learning HubMumbai, Maharashtra

Our presence

  • Communities served2
  • Programme areas3
  • Delivery centres2
  • Open volunteer shifts8

Both centres are in Mumbai. We would rather run two places properly than put pins in ten.

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What your support enables

Invest in people. Create opportunities.

Each figure below is that programme’s own recorded cost per learner for a year, rounded down. No rounding up, no averages borrowed from somewhere else.

Donations to eligible institutions may qualify for deduction under Section 80G; a receipt with the foundation’s details is issued for every gift. Name, PAN and address may be required where applicable.

Transparency & accountability

Committed to doing better.

Reports, financials, programme outcomes and the policies that protect the children we work with — published, including the parts that did not go to plan.

Registration details shown across this site read “Demo registration”: Hope Foundation is not a real charity.

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Support a programme that matters to you.

Give to one of the three, or let us put your gift where the gap is widest this term. Either way the receipt names the fund it went to.

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Story

A fictional story written for this demo. Names and details are illustrative.

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