Our clients include both operational and advocacy NGOs in the fields of environment, reforestation, child-welfare, societal upliftment, and public health.
Greenpeace India is an independent global campaigning organisation with a network of offices in over 55 countries. Greenpeace India campaigns to prevent the dangerous impacts of climate change by protecting our forests, air and water. It promotes clean renewable energy through solar power and safe food through ecological farming. Greenpeace India does not accept donations from governments or corporations and relies on the support of individual donors to fund campaign work.
Save the Children (also known as Bal Raksha Bharat) is one of the leading child rights organizations in India, founded on the belief that every child deserves a meaningful childhood and a shot at building a good future. Registered as Bal Raksha Bharat in India, it runs more than 60 programmes in various parts of India. The organisation works in the area of education, health & nutrition, child protection, poverty & inclusion, while also preparing them to be resilient in the face of emergency situations. Save the Children plans and implements long-term programmes centered on these themes in close collaboration with the community, government agencies and local administration, ensuring that underprivileged children benefit the most.
Save the Children (also known as Bal Raksha Bharat) is one of the leading child rights organizations in India, founded on the belief that every child deserves a meaningful childhood and a shot at building a good future. Registered as Bal Raksha Bharat in India, it runs more than 60 programmes in various parts of India. The organisation works in the area of education, health & nutrition, child protection, poverty & inclusion, while also preparing them to be resilient in the face of emergency situations. Save the Children plans and implements long-term programmes centered on these themes in close collaboration with the community, government agencies and local administration, ensuring that underprivileged children benefit the most.
Alaap is a social enterprise with a mission to create a world that exists in harmony with nature; and where development is not at the cost of destroying our planet or our communities. It does this through the revival of degraded lands into fast-growing natural forests and turning chemical-dependent farmlands into regenerative food forests. This creates short and long term income opportunities, climate-resilient communities, and carbon sequestration.
Alaap is a social enterprise with a mission to create a world that exists in harmony with nature; and where development is not at the cost of destroying our planet or our communities. It does this through the revival of degraded lands into fast-growing natural forests and turning chemical-dependent farmlands into regenerative food forests. This creates short and long term income opportunities, climate-resilient communities, and carbon sequestration.
Railway Children India (RCI) is a non-profit organisation that has been fighting to protect and provide for children with nowhere to go, for over 20 years. RCI creates child-friendly railway stations and races to reach lost, missing or abandoned children before an abuser does. Once they are rescued, RCI works with communities and governments to relocate or reunite them with their families.
Anahat bridges the gap between the poor and the government healthcare system, by strengthening the demand for healthcare and, building the capacities of non-medical health workers to provide these services. It works to create strong public health systems which are critical to improving the lives of the poor, as health is linked with livelihoods, the environment, nutrition and food security.
Anahat bridges the gap between the poor and the government healthcare system, by strengthening the demand for healthcare and, building the capacities of non-medical health workers to provide these services. It works to create strong public health systems which are critical to improving the lives of the poor, as health is linked with livelihoods, the environment, nutrition and food security.
VAANI works to advocate for the right of every deaf child to lead a full and complete life with respect and dignity. By bringing language and communication into the lives of deaf children and their families, VAANI enables them to have meaningful interactions between themselves and the world around them.
Vimor Handloom Foundation was set up in 2004 to empower Indian weavers and ensure the preservation of India’s rich handloom tradition. Through skilling, design and financial support, the foundation helps weavers sustain their traditional occupation. Vimor Museum of Living Textiles, a museum set up by the foundation aims to create awareness about the importance of India’s textile heritage. Another domain of work is the research and documentation, of India’s traditional handloom saree motifs and weaving techniques.
Vimor Handloom Foundation was set up in 2004 to empower Indian weavers and ensure the preservation of India’s rich handloom tradition. Through skilling, design and financial support, the foundation helps weavers sustain their traditional occupation. Vimor Museum of Living Textiles, a museum set up by the foundation aims to create awareness about the importance of India’s textile heritage. Another domain of work is the research and documentation, of India’s traditional handloom saree motifs and weaving techniques.
Organisation For Friends, Energies and Resources is a non-profit based out of Kolkata, West Bengal that works on issues of child protection, HIV/AIDS eradication, disability and other human development areas. OFFER caters to vulnerable groups from 5 states namely West Bengal, Bihar, Assam, Uttar Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Since its inception in 1987, OFFER, has been working tirelessly for the rescue, rehabilitation and social integration of orphaned and abandoned children living with HIV/AIDS, homeless children, and children with intellectual disabilities. OFFER is the first organisation to start a cafe in Kolkata run exclusively by HIV positive young adults from Anandaghar.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India is an animal’s rights organization launched in January 2000. It operates under the simple principle that animals are not ours to experiment on, eat, wear, use for entertainment, or abuse in any other way, while also educating policymakers and the public about animal abuse and promoting an understanding of the right of all animals to be treated with respect. PETA India focuses primarily on the areas in which the greatest numbers of animals suffer the most: in laboratories, in the food industry, in the leather trade, and in the entertainment business.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India is an animal’s rights organization launched in January 2000. It operates under the simple principle that animals are not ours to experiment on, eat, wear, use for entertainment, or abuse in any other way, while also educating policymakers and the public about animal abuse and promoting an understanding of the right of all animals to be treated with respect. PETA India focuses primarily on the areas in which the greatest numbers of animals suffer the most: in laboratories, in the food industry, in the leather trade, and in the entertainment business.
Hasiru Dala, which means Green Force, is a social impact organisation that works with waste pickers and other workers to ensure a life with dignity. The organisation has been actively working for the past 10 years in Bengaluru and other parts of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh supporting a little over 25,000 families. The strategic focus of the organization is to access continued livelihood with predictable income and facilitate social security/entitlements for waste pickers. The organization has facilitated occupational identity cards for more than 10,000 waste pickers, created opportunities for children of waste pickers to continue schooling and pursue the occupation of their choice and supported community members to avail social security.
Waste picker’s contribution to the city’s solid waste management includes dry (inorganic) waste management by supporting the 40 Dry Waste Collection Center in the city that helps divert inorganic waste from landfills to recycling and co-processing.
Hasiru Dala has also engaged with citizens to improve segregation of waste at source and promote home and community composting for sustainable waste management.
Direct Dialogue Initiatives India is working with Hasiru Dala to conduct a social audit for their Social Securities project that focuses on facilitating access to social security for waste pickers and their families.
The Centre for Rural Education and Economic Development (CREED) is an NGO based in Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, serving the rural poor since 1987. They focus on various aspects of rural development like agriculture and natural resource management, women and child development, microfinance, health, and sanitation. CREED has served 1.47 million people in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry through activities such as forming self-help groups, providing family counselling, empowering women, running childcare centres and an old age home, supporting people with special needs, conducting agricultural research, social awareness campaigns and aiding in disaster relief. CREED has received notable awards for its consistent and commendable work in children’s development, disability support, and women’s development.
The Centre for Rural Education and Economic Development (CREED) is an NGO based in Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, serving the rural poor since 1987. They focus on various aspects of rural development like agriculture and natural resource management, women and child development, microfinance, health, and sanitation. CREED has served 1.47 million people in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry through activities such as forming self-help groups, providing family counselling, empowering women, running childcare centres and an old age home, supporting people with special needs, conducting agricultural research, social awareness campaigns and aiding in disaster relief. CREED has received notable awards for its consistent and commendable work in children’s development, disability support, and women’s development.
