Welcome to CFAR

Proud moment as our Helpdesk & Single Window Forum members received certificate of appreciation from the Women and Child Development Department at the Khishori Mela. CFAR was recognized as the best NGO partner for empowering urban poor communities with health & nutrition services. On the occasion of the 14th National Voters' Day, the District Collector of Ajmer, in collaboration with the District Election Office Ajmer, felicitated CFAR. CFAR received recognition in the "Best NGO" category for its commendable efforts in motivating and facilitating diverse community groups to register themselves as voters of the nation.

VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS

Ensuring Access to Safe Drinking Water in Urban Slums

Facilitating Inclusive Sanitation for All

Empowering and Engaging Community Through Participatory Approach

Strengthening Media Engagement on Issues of Maternal Health & Infectious Diseases

About Us

The Centre for Advocacy and Research (CFAR) is a non-profit organization, founded in January 1998 is committed to advancing the welfare of the poor and improving the quality of life of vulnerable and marginalized groups.

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Stakeholder Voices

Ms. Pinky Chauhan
Member, Patient Support Network, UP

After joining the patient support Network I along with other members we visit villages to create awareness on Kala Azar and the importance of Indoor Residual Spraying in villages for preventing vector borne diseases. I make sure that people with fever for over 15 days are linked to the Community Health Centre for immediate diagnosis and treatment.

Mr. Sitaram
Person with Disability, New Delhi

I am 65 years old, the issue of mobility for me along with my age made it even more difficult. I was supported by the help desk member to get a prosthetic leg made that would fit my leg, it took a whole day to get it customized. Today I have the ability to move on my own without depending on anyone. This has become a new hope thanks to the Setu Single Window to make this possible.

Ms. Sadhna Sharma
55 years, Ajmer

Though I knew that I am eligible for a pension, I didn’t know how to apply under which scheme, I tried various sources but of now use, my application got rejected every time. Once I approached the Sahay Single Window functioning with the Ajmer Municipal Corporation, I realized that my Aadhaar card has a different spelling and with the support of the staff from Single Window, I got it changed and started to get pension. Now I have helped 85 other women to apply for pension in my settlement.

Currrent Happening

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Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

Bhubaneswar, Jaipur
Social inclusion of marginalized communities and unorganized workers

Ajmer, Bengaluru, Bhubaneswar, Delhi, Kolkata, Pune
Reproductive, Maternal, new-born, child, adolescent health and nutrition

Bihar, Uttar Pradesh
Livelihood

Bhubaneswar, Delhi, Jaipur