Jivika Foundation, has embarked on a mission to ensure “Vaccines for All” by launching the #AdoptaZindagi / AdoptAVacciation Campaign. This initiative aims to reach, vaccinate and protect the underprivileged adolescent girls against Cervical Cancer.
About #AdoptaZindagi / #AdoptVaccination
Why Adopting Underprivileged Child's Vaccination?
Missing vaccination makes Children 3-6 times more vulnerable to the life-threatening diseases.
In India, Every year 18 million children still misses out on these 6 essential vaccines not covered under government immunisation program (Typhoid, Chickenpox, Influenza, Japanese Encephalitis, Hepatitis – A and Meningitis) but are important to keep them, their families and communities safe.
With the mission of providing vaccination for 6 vaccine-preventable diseases (not covered under the Government Immunization Program) absolutely free for underprivileged parents who cannot afford vaccination for their children, the #AdoptAZindagi campaign is about complementing Government’s efforts to achieve full immunization coverage as it is not possible for Government to cover everything.
Volunteer with #AdoptaZindagi / #AdoptVaccination and help us vaccinate every child in need
Donate vaccines for underprivileged children
80G Benefits for the donor
100% Transparency
Flexible Donation Modes
Monthly, One-time & Customized Donations
Regular Updates to see how your donation makes a difference
Donation for One Girl
- 2 Doses ( 6 Months apart)
- INR 5600/- for both the doses
- One-click easy payments
- 80G Benefits for the Donor
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Donation for more than one girls
- INR 5600/- for both the doses for 1 Girl
- One-click easy payments
- 80G Benefits for the Donor
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Customised Donation
Donate per Dose
- 1 Dose INR 2800/-
- One-click easy payments
- 80G Benefits for the Donor
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With your contribution,
you will help us vaccinate more children, including in remote areas
You will help us safeguard young adolescent girls against Cervical Cancer
The Need
Age Incidence Rate: 14.7 per 1 Lakh
Age Mortality Rate: 9.2 per 1 Lakh
HPV serotypes 16 and 18 accounts for nearly 76.7% of cervical cancer in India
In India, nearly 1 person dies of HPV-related cancer every 5 minutes
HPV-related cancers are the 2nd-most common cancer in women aged 15-44 years in India after breast cancer
WHO’s Global Initiative of Eliminating Cervical Cancer
90% of girls fully vaccinated with HPV vaccine by age 15
70% of women screened with high-performance tests at 35 and 45
90% of women with pre-cancer treated, and 90%of invasive cases managed
Beneficiaries Criteria
- Girl must be in the age group of 9 - 18 Years
- Parents must have either yellow/saffron ration card or orphanage certificate
- Child must have government Vaccination card
News & Media
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