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Nidan
Nidan, a non-profit organization, was established in 1996 and is dedicated to working for informal workers and children in pan-India. For more than the last 25 years, Nidan has been organizing more than 8,00,000 urban & rural poor including marginalized communities and women through various participative interventions like credit programs, social and financial linkage, capacity-building training, livelihood projects, renewable energy solutions, etc. Nidan works with informal workers like street vendors, rag/ waste pickers, domestic workers, artisans, agricultural workers, and urban- rural poor like micro-entrepreneurs from the lower-income strata.

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Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan
Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan (RSKS India) is a Grassroots Indian Non Profit organization (NGO) Situated at the FootHill of Aravali Range in Holy City Ajmer District of Rajasthan state. RSKS is a pioneer in promotion of Women Empowerment, Sustainable Livelihood, Girls Education, Disability, Gender Equality, Child Rights & Welfare, Agriculture, Environmental and Water issues for the Marginalized & deprived sections of the community. RSKS is registered a society under the societies Registration act 1958 (Rule – 28). The Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), 2010. 12A and 80G section of Income Tax Act, 1961.iso-9001-2008 certified and Also Top Rated Great Nonprofit. RSKS India Has Been Granted Special Consultative Status (2015) By The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of The United Nation.

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Renukiran welfare foundation
Renukiran Welfare Foundation is a Civil Society Organization that promotes initiatives & programs, through Quality Education, Digital literacy, Medical facilitation services, Skill trainings and Women empowerment to underprivileged communities, transforming their lives with compassion and dedication. These impactful initiatives have empowered thousands and fostered a brighter future for those in real need across various regions in India.

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Saajha
We support parents through a tech and community-based approach to impact children’s learning and development. The support ensures that children can access appropriate learning solutions to achieve foundational literacy and numeracy. We onboard consenting parents for support through events organised in the community or schools. Once onboarded, the parents typically receive a call per month to understand their current challenges, build an understanding of children’s learning level and share learning solutions which is based 'Teaching at the Right Level' approach. A typical support cycle for the parent includes:- 1) Understanding the child’s reading and math levels through a standardised assessment over a phone call. 2) Sharing the child’s assessment results over the chatbot and solutions that are explained to the parent over the call by champion parents known as Saajhedars 3) Talking through any questions and suggestions that parents have This cycle of call support continues till the child achieves their highest level in Foundational literacy and numeracy. Additionally, the parent has the option to reach out to us over WhatsApp and the helpline anytime they face a challenge with their child's learning. In FY 2023-24, we supported ~20,000 children in their learning, of which 8,500 children improved their Maths and Hindi learning.

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Mobile Creches For Working Mother's Children
Mobile Creches (MC), established in 1969, for more than five decades, has evolved from a modest NGO providing childcare services at a single construction site into a substantial organization operating nationwide, delivering high-quality childcare services across construction sites, factory settings, brick kilns, tea gardens, prisons, and government-organized sectors, as well as in rural and urban areas. Operating through 5,000+ centers in 18 states, with an annual outreach of 50,000+ children, MC has impacted more than 10,00,000 children to date. In broadest terms, MC’s larger vision is to create a” Just and Caring World for Every Young Child”. MC’s childcare model combines health, nutrition, education, and parenting support in a safe and caring environment for children aged six months to 12 years, setting them on an irreversible path to transform their lives. In recent years, MC has also focused on empowering women by alleviating their childcare burdens, training community women as Early Childhood Development (ECD) workers and creating employment opportunities. Due to the lack of childcare solutions, older siblings, often girls, miss education, perpetuating a cycle of poverty and inequality. This has also given them the opportunity to focus on their education, reducing intergenerational gender disparities. What sets MC apart is our evolution through more than five decades, from providing direct childcare services to becoming a nationwide leader in early childhood development, influencing policy, and influencing for systemic change. We aspire to expand our reach to half a million children by 2027, driven by a collaborative model that prioritizes quality, accessibility, affordability, and inclusivity.

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Wildlife SOS
Wildlife SOS was established to make lasting changes to protect and conserve India’s natural heritage, forest and biodiversity. We actively work towards protecting wildlife, conserving habitat, studying biodiversity, conducting research, and creating alternative and sustainable livelihoods for erstwhile communities that depend on wildlife for sustenance. Our mission has three key areas of focus: (1) Conservation and protection of wild populations and habitat (2) Rescue of injured and displaced wildlife, and care for rehabilitated populations (3) Research to better protect and care for wildlife

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Sarayu Foundation Public Charitable Trust
Sarayu Foundation Charitable Trust, established in October 2006, began as a modest initiative aimed at giving back to society in a meaningful way. Since 2015, Sarayu Trust has been financially supporting various grassroots non-profit organisations working in education and community empowerment. Further, Sarayu Trust has been involved in numerous projects that have left a lasting influence on public discourse on Indian history and civilisation. The Trust has emerged as a notable voice, driving a paradigm shift on how ordinary Indians view and perceive their history and heritage.

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3RZW Environment Foundation
3RZW Environment Foundation was founded with a clear belief to do things differently when it comes to Waste Management. We saw a wonderful opportunity for the over 1.8 Billion tons of Waste lying in India since Independence and 80 Million Tons being generated every year, most of which is being landfilled or burned. We want to reduce this pile of waste by reusing it as an alternative to fossil-based feedstock. By doing so, 3RZW Environment Foundation strongly contributes to the Circular Economy and improves the environmental footprint by saving energy and reducing CO2 emissions. It also responds to the needs of consumers and brand owners who increasingly call for sustainable products. We are fully committed to UN Sustainable Development Goals SDG 2030.

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Saanjha Charitable Foundation
Saanjha was founded with the mission of supporting sports at grassroots level & providing equal opportunities to individuals with drive & ambition.

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Susmit Foundation
Susmit Foundation is an NGO running from Laxmi Nagar, New Delhi specifically focused in supporting absolute ragpickers and underprivileged children to educate through its Susmit Foundation Integrated Food and Education Program. The Foundation had combined healthy and tasty food along with education so that children have one nutrious meal of the day. Susmit Foundation governs overall development of the children right from supporting in documentation to get admission to Government school to help then digital literacy through Susmit Foundation Digital Vikas Kendra. The Foundation is catering to around 82 children with 50 children coming on regular basis.

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Shramjivi Janata Sahayyak Mandal
Shramjivi Janata Sahayyak Mandal (SJSM) works in facilitating development of poor, disadvantaged and socially and economically backward communities from SC, ST, NT, OBC with the focus on facilitating promotion of natural resource based livelihoods & self-reliant community development organizations. Building community based institutions; making appropriate technological interventions, capacitating them to function effectively, finally enabling them to sustain themselves independently is core development strategy of SJSM. It has set up 4 independent NGOs and 66 co-operative based sustainable livelihood models on agriculture allied activities including sustainable agriculture, medicinal plants, food, fruit, cane-bamboo processing, dairy, fishery, micro credit etc. with the cross cutting approach on gender discrimination. The other programmes include health, education, women empowerment, tribal development (PVTG), disaster management, watershed development, strengthening of natural streams, social issues like child marriage, Superstitions, human rights, etc. Presently operational in 525 villages (About 5 lakh population) of Satara, Sangli, Raigad, Ratnagiri districts in Maharashtra.

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Magic Bus India Foundation
Founded in Mumbai in 1999, Magic Bus India Foundation has emerged as one of India's top ﬁve NGOs in the ﬁeld of education and skilling. With a nationwide presence, Magic Bus is equipping adolescents and youth with life and employability skills to thrive in a fast-paced world and be ready for the 21st century. Our comprehensive approach, known as Childhood to Livelihood, guides individuals from a childhood fraught with challenges to a life enriched with meaningful livelihoods. We engage with the ecosystems of young people, including parents, peers, community members, and local institutions, to establish a robust support network for them. This is achieved through two key programmes: the Adolescent Programme and the Livelihood Programme. Our objective is to broaden our reach and impact by positively inﬂuencing the lives of 6 million adolescents and 5 lakh youths over the next ﬁve years.

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Apeksh Welfare Foundation
Apeksh Welfare Foundation a voluntary non-profit organization, has been a beacon of hope since its inception under the Section 8 on July 28th, 2021. Dedicated to uplifting the socio-economic conditions of the marginalized, deprived, and downtrodden, our relentless efforts focus on instilling self-confidence and self-esteem within these vulnerable sections of society. Our mission has been clear from the start—to challenge social injustices and disparities prevalent among the marginalized. Through the dedication of our team comprising passionate social workers, activists, and volunteers, we've made significant strides, prioritizing the fundamental rights of the underprivileged, including unemployed individuals, street children, destitute women, and the elderly. Apeksh’s initiatives span a broad spectrum, from facilitating basic educational standards, vocational training, and empowering women through awareness programs to primary healthcare initiatives and employment generation, especially aimed at uplifting the youth. In the realm of healthcare, our endeavors include deploying mobile health units, providing patient transportation facilities, and organizing free health camps for those in need across India, with a particular focus on Employement generation program for the youth and women entrepreneurship programs for the growth of women. We are staunch advocates of democratic principles, striving to strengthen democratic institutions through workshops, awareness campaigns, and empowerment programs. Our commitment to a secular, democratic republic is unwavering—we serve people irrespective of caste, color, or creed. Our vision for a just and equitable society underscores poverty alleviation, community health improvement, environmental progress, employment generation, population control, formal and informal education, and holistic development encompassing youth, women, children, and the welfare of reserved categories and minorities. Together, with a dedicated team and the active participation of our associates, we're committed to realizing these aspirations.

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NLR India
NLR India works for persons and families affected by Leprosy, other Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) and Persons With Disabilities (PWDs). The Foundation has a track record of serving the leprosy cause since the year 1999. With its noble vision and Leprosy oriented efforts spread across a time period of over two decades, NLRIF supports the National Leprosy Eradication Programme (NLEP) in achieving Zero Transmission, Zero Disability and Zero Exclusion. NLR India works in five different thematic areas, namely, Health, Education, Livelihood, Empowerment and Research.

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Foster and Forge Foundation
With 1 in 2 students dropping out after secondary school and a Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) into higher secondary at just 53.8%, the need for effective classroom engagement strategies is urgent. States like Bihar and Odisha face Pupil Teacher Ratios exceeding 60:1. At Foster and Forge, we are tackling this with our FLUX (Foster, Learn, Use, Explore) Framework - an experiential pedagogy aligned with the National Education Policy designed to empower teachers and boost student engagement. Our approach has led to 46% of students feeling more comfortable in classrooms and a 64% improvement in participation. 🤝 Our Ambition: We are partnering with state governments in UP, Uttarakhand, and Haryana to influence policy, curriculum, and teacher training. Our goal is to reach 1 million government school teachers, and impact 35 million children annually. Our low-cost, high-impact intervention is making a significant difference. Join us in transforming education for millions!

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SAKSHAM
SAKSHAM is a National Award-winning NGO and twice the recipient of President’s award for its exemplary work and contribution in the field of disabilities. It is a Not-for-profit Trust established in 2003, primarily working for 20 years for the education, rehabilitation and welfare for persons with visual impairment. The sole aim of the trust is to empower persons belonging to this marginalized section of the society through a variety of strategies.

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THE ANTARA FOUNDATION
Since 2013, Antara Foundation has supported India's healthcare system, providing life-saving care to millions of mothers and children. Collaborating closely with state governments, we have successfully addressed critical health challenges in remote and underserved communities. Our initiatives have impacted over 9 million people across Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh. Our mission is clear: ensuring every mother and child has access to the quality healthcare they deserve. We support front line health workers to identify pregnant women, even those overlooked in existing records, and deliver quality, timely care to women and children at the last mile, in the most marginalized and remote communities. But we don't stop there. We are committed to building sustainable, local health ecosystems that put people first. We work directly with women, empowering them to take charge of their own health outcomes. We apply business principle of data, targeting, empowered consumers and efficient processes to the 1,000 day window- from conception to the first two years of a child’s life, to ensure safe pregnancies and healthy babies.

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