CRY UK's development work is sustained by the partnerships we build at the grassroots level in India . We do not run our own projects. Instead we act as the link between grassroots level initiatives that are doing great work with children but are short on resources and people and organisations in UK that have the resources to help. These partnerships, with effective child development initiatives, are keys to the sustainable change that we are trying to make possible. CRY UK's role in these partnerships goes beyond mere funding. We draw on the grant management services of CRY, our partner in India, to ensure optimal utilisation of funds and enhancement of the quality of the supported initiatives.
Currently, we support 3 projects in India.

Jago Foundation, Jharkhand, works on the issue of displacement especially of tribal people.
Mahila Swarojgar Samiti (MSS), Uttar Pradesh works with communities to improve their social and cultural life through education, and through development of skills and habits, facilitate processes for empowering women with a view to help them gain respect and dignity and help in the improvement of health situation of communities, particularly the children and women
Mon Foundation, West Bengal works with children (school-going children, railway platform children and CNCP) suffering from mental illness

Project	Coverage	Country	Grant Amount (Ã‚Â£)
Mon Foundation	West Bengal	India	13,250
Jago Foundation	Jharkhand	India	11,300