Meet our Nonprofits
SVP India Partners with high-impact Nonprofits addressing social challenges, supporting them with mentorship to strengthen their impact.

Civis

SVP has been supporting Civis to:
- Identifying opportunities for greater effectiveness in programs
- Identifying process optimisation opportunities for the team
- Devising a strategic roadmap, which the organisation can follow over the coming 3 years.
Civis' main aim is to spread awareness on participatory law-making in India and help facilitate the process of citizen feedback in the country's lawmaking. They do this through multiple activities - platform, awareness campaigns, creating resources for citizens, partnering with non-profits and community organisations, etc. Civis aims to be a resource for all citizens of India, which is why it is essential that the nature of our communication be non-partisan, respecting the beliefs and ideologies each citizen holds.
Amit Kulshrestha, R. Balaji, Firdose Vandrevala


Dakshini Prayash

SVP India is supporting Dakshini Prayash with manpower hiring, induction, and mentoring. To create avenues for Training with certified/qualified professionals for capacity building and to support smoothening and digitizing their operations to increase the sales volumes and variety of product types.
Dakshini Prayash is enabling a holistically developed society at the Madurdaha village, built on three primary pillars of sustainability - education, health care, and self-reliance.
Ashwini Agarwal, Sudhir Kothari, Neha Jhunjhunwala, Pulkit Jhunjhunwala


Dhanak of Humanity

SVP's partnership will extend support and mentorship for strategy planning for next 3 years for Dhanak
Dhanak is a Delhi based NGO, working on the issues of Gender Equality and Honour Based Crimes since 2012. The organization is lead by survivors of honour crimes and they stand for universal humanitarian and constitutional values.
Adil Ahmad, Ajey Mehta, Indu Madhavan


DigiSwasthya Foundation

SVP Pune
SVP will support in creating standard operating procedures (SOPs) for uniformity across all Digiswasthya centers. SVP will play a key role in developing partnership strategies with hospitals and doctors through its network. IIt will also help with the CSR connects, fundraising strategies, donor connections (including in-kind support), pitch development, and tailoring proposals to specific contexts.
SVP Mumbai
Through this engagement, SVP will provide operational support to DigiSwasthya for setting up a tele-medicine centre along with guidance for enhancements of telemedicine software. SVP will also be helping them on processes and systems for streamlining activities of telemedicine centre.
DigiSwasthya Foundation works towards bridging the quality healthcare gap between urban and rural India by making it available, accessible and affordable. Through low-cost phygital telemedicine centers, it connects rural patients with city-based medical experts by leveraging technology thereby reducing outof- pocket expenses to access specialist opinion and improving early and right diagnosis and facilitate timely treatment.
Ashish Bhandari, Madhuri Sanas, Arti Jain, Ishmeet Singh, Pranav Parekh


Digital Equity

SVP is supporting Digital Equity in creating a highly scalable model to impart digital literacy in children from government and affordable private schools to empower them to learn, work and live better. A model that can close the digital divide by reaching children across India. The aim is to create a sustainable model by involving communities where local college students are equipped with digital literacy and computer skills to be mentors for school children of their district. The project also involves Internet sensitization workshops for parents and teachers so as to create a safe ecosystem for children to explore, learn and grow in the areas of their interest.
Digital Equity, a non-profit organization is empowering children for a brighter tomorrow by leading the digital inclusion movement in India by imparting digital literacy and computer skills to students who do not have access to a computer. Digital Equity runs its flagship program in government & affordable private schools to teach digital literacy and computer courses to secondary students and also equip them with other ancillary skills required for career readiness. Each of our students is part of our ‘class to career pipeline’ and our intervention with our students is for 8 years starting in secondary school, continuing through college, and supporting them till they land their dream first job.
Anil Yamani, Srini Koppolu, Preeti Khandelwal

Diya Ghar

1. Connect with other NGO‘s and Educational Institution.
2. Connect with Corporates, Institutional givers, HNI‘s and Retail fundraising.
Diya Ghar started in 2016 with five children, We grew to 3 Preschool and Day care centres serving 135 children until March 2020. We changed to a community based model and set up community centres from 2020. Today over 1050 children in 21 centres attend classes every day and receive nutrition, child care and medical care.
Abubaker Koya, Arun Srinivasan, Ashima Khemka, Ashwin Ravikumar, Indumati, Saira Stephanos


Dream School Foundation

SVP's Contribution
1. SVP’ s constant feedback helped us in precise planning of our activities, defining our deliverables better and clearly defining our outputs, outcomes and impact
2. Capacity building through webinar/ training sessions offered/ referred by SVP
3. Opening up of opportunities to apply for grants based on the referrals shared by SVP
4. Networking with Partners enabling us to get donations - in cash and in kind..
Dream School Foundation (DSF) was established in Bangalore in 2005 by a group of passionate volunteers. Through our work, we strive to break the cycle of the socio-economic vulnerability of children and families and help them to help themselves through the power of education.
Abraham Stephanos, Abubaker Koya, Indumati Srinivasan, Ashima Khemka, Saira Stephanos, Surita Banerjee


Eastern Himalayan Foundation (EHF)

Guide sector research, emerging trends, and youth pathways through targeted mentorship.
Design skilling programs aligned with sector needs and student potential.
Support financial planning, sustainability strategies, and connect with fundraising partners.
Strengthen capacity through learning, development, and long-term organisational growth planning.
Eastern Himalayan Foundation (EHF) is dedicated to empowering youth from underserved communities in the hills of Darjeeling and Kalimpong to become changemakers and access higher learning and career opportunities. Through programs such as the Trailblazer Fellowship and EmpowerED, the Eastern Himalayan Foundation seeks to provide structured mentorship and guidance to youth, enabling them to identify and address pressing social issues while also supporting their journey through higher education and diverse careers.
Sunil Bhandari Alok Marodia Sheetal Jhunjhunwala Nandita Gupta Puja Agarwal Devang Bhandari ShriYash Bajoria


Ek Tara

SVP is supporting Ek Tara in in improving the PPP model through its network of partners and NGO’s. Strengthen Ek Tara’s positioning for effective engagement with the State’s Education Department. Support in designing evaluation frameworks, defining KPIs & improving data tracking for long-term impact
Ek Tara empowers girls and women in urban slum communities near Kolkata’s eastern fringes by providing high-quality educational opportunities and capacity-building initiatives. Our vision is to ensure that every child receives an excellent education to realize their full potential. To achieve this, we support disadvantaged children through independently run learning centers and educational programs in government schools, helping them lead dignified and empowered lives.
Aditi Bhutoria


EquiBeing

1. Grant Support for Holistic Education Initiative (HEI): Lead Partners played an important role in guiding and shaping HEI, a very crucial pilot incubator in the education space for children with visual impairments.
2. Collaborating with SVP's Lead Partners provided us with an extraordinary impetus to our thought leadership, strategic direction, and building into our ambitions.
3. Beyond financial support, SVP's contribution extends to fostering connections, networks, and partnerships.
EQUIBEING FOUNDATION is a public charitable trust formed with the vision to enable persons with disabilities (PwD) to maximize their potential. We dream of a world that treats Persons with Disabilities with dignity and respect.
Abraham Stephanos, Abubaker Koya, Indumati Srinivasan, Jogin Desai, Ram Ramaswamy


Esther Learning Foundation

Esther began their journey with SVP in September 2025. Currently, the Lead Partners are engaging with the founders to gain a deeper understanding of their work and are helping them with modeling and strategic support.
Esther Foundation supports young women from marginalized communities by providing mentorship and resources to help them prepare for their careers. It creates safe and inclusive spaces for caste-marginalized girls to learn, grow, and develop essential skills and mindsets that shape their futures.
Srini Koppulu, Deepika Chaudhary, Bhaskar Jayaraman


Foster & Forge Foundation

Capacity building for the senior leadership team towards scaling our innovation-experiential FLUX Pedagogy to reach 1 million teachers by 2030
Foster and Forge Foundation is empowering teachers to move beyond the grid of textbook and rote learning using their innovation- experiential FLUX pedagogy that helps accelerate student outcomes and build the life skills of empathy, collaboration and problem solving in students.
Nitin Goyal, Reema Malhotra, Sandeep Bhushan


Garbage Free India

Under the SVP-GFI partnership, we will engage Kolktan communities and institutions under the 'My Para My Pride' campaign theme to beautify Kolkata through a source segregation program. Citizens will learn to know, own and manage their waste effectively. We will set up systems for ethical waste disposal of organic and dry waste and prevent it from entering landfills.
Along with this program, we will be instilling early environmental education among school children through the Dharti Saathi Program. This program is an engaging awareness-to-action program that elicits pro-environmental behaviour change in children and youth.
Garbage Free India addresses the climate crisis through the waste lens. Our climate action programs with varied stakeholders focus on building awareness, providing structural support and enabling citizen action. With an end goal to reduce the waste that goes to the landfill and promote sustainability, we continue to work to Revive and Restore the lost colours of nature.
Vision: To Restore our ‘natural heritage’ and drive ‘climate action’.
Mission: Empower individuals & communities with the proper knowledge, tools and support to initiate responsible production, consumption and waste management journey.
Pauline Laravoire, Richa Dalmia, Adarsh Tulshan, Avanti M. Jhunjhunwala


Garden Reach Institute for The Rehabilitation And Research

SVP India is supporting to create avenues for Training with certified/qualified professionals for capacity building. Supporting the rehabilitation of 500 children with disabilities with therapy and rehabilitation needs. Support to provide skill training of 50 Youth with Disabilities. Also, help to form SHG to provide income generation support.
Garden Reach Institute for The Rehabilitation And Research addresses the therapy and rehabilitation needs of children with disabilities to have an inclusive development of society, where children with disabilities and persons with disabilities have equal access to education, health, livelihood, and good quality of life. Empower the children to address their daily/personal chores that could lead them to formal education and social mainstreaming.
Raj Chhajer, Rashmi Bachhawat, Yagnesh Bagrodia


GCF

The SVP partners are engaging with GCF on a weekly basis. They not only serve as a sounding board but are also taking an active interest in facilitating on-ground activities and connections to potential partners and donors.
Vision: Green Communities Foundation aims to save waste from being littered, burnt, or going into dumping grounds through recycling, composting, or co-processing and create waste-free cities, towns, and villages.
Mission: To create urban and rural models for Waste Management by focusing on one ward in Mumbai and one district in rural Maharashtra, respectively, and make them waste-free.
Nandita Damani, Sandeep Aggarwal, Jayant Mehrotra


Good Universe

SVP has been supporting Good Universe since 2023. SVP is assisting Good Universe with Project Hibiscus, aimed at creating sustainable menstrual hygiene management in ZPHS and KGBV schools for adolescent girls. SVP is also providing support with strategy in communication, finance, and operations as well as finance for the Human resource of the Organization. Through Daan utsav, SVP helped to raise 11 lakh + amount to scale the project to meheboobnagar, Telangana.
Good Universe works with women and adolescent girls in communities and schools to create sustainable menstruation awareness and practices in rural and urban Telangana. Vision of the Organization is to Empowering women and girls with sustainable menstrual health solutions.
Sri Myneni, Lakshmi Yarlagadda, Sravanthi Kodduru, Karthik Dudala


Grameen Shramik Pratishthan

SVP Mumbai Chapter will help GSP in helping review of current structure, capability of the HR & Talent Management. Guide ERPNext (Frappe Cloud) implementation across modules. Map and redesign core programme workflows, help in Developing stakeholder-wise communication & branding strategy.
Grameen Shramik Pratishthan's (GSP) core principle is to empower marginalized sections through training, skill development, capacity building, and holistic support — transforming them from dependent individuals into valued contributors to society. Beneficiaries don't just overcome poverty and deprivation; they take charge of their lives and give back to their communities.
Suresh Babu Vasudevan, Deepali Sen, Amita Maheshwari


Guruji Education Foundation

SVP Mumbai Chapter will support Guruji Education Foundation in building a strong leadership pipeline and strengthening systems through process assessment and benchmarking. The engagement will also focus on resourcing strategies, technology enablement, and support in marketing and communications. Additionally, SVP will work with the organisation to enhance program impact and co-create clear growth strategies with actionable implementation plans.
Guruji Education Foundation (GEF) has been working on its mission of “Education for All” reflecting its strong commitment to ensuring that no individual is deprived of learning opportunities due to a lack of financial or informational resources. Operationally, they provide holistic education to underprivileged students at both college and school levels through 2 distinct programs: the Holistic Higher Education (HHE) program for college students and the Adolescent Development Program (ADP) for school students.
Anand Sen, Kuldip Kaura, Pranav Parekh


Happy Feet Home

The goal of this partnership is to provide financial support to the day care centre programme of Happy Feet Home by supporting Happy Feet Home with Psycho-social programmes and Educational/ Vocational courses for the children. Along with non-financial support with Fundraising strategies, visibility on social media and guide with Impact assessments.
Founded in August 2014, the Happy Feet Home is a pediatric palliative care centre and we offer free-of-cost emotional, medical, psycho-social, educational/ vocational and nutritional support. To make this possible, we work closely with Lokmanya Tilak General Hospital, popularly known as Sion Hospital to provide Hospital outreach , Community outreach and Day-care services that enable the mental, nutritional and spiritual well-being of children under palliative care. Since its inception, the Foundation has worked with over 1500 children, young adults and their families from low-income communities in Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai regions.
Madhavi Goenka, Ujwala Rao, Hareesh Tibrewala


Help Us Help Them

SVP will support Help Us Help Them to connect with corporates for raising CSR funds and to connect with more educationists who can guide the organization and add value to the project for a better impact on the 1000 underprivileged children, who will be provided with educational support along with health and nutritional support with the goal to create entrepreneurs & leaders from this Learning Center, who will in-return uplift their villages and create an impact in rural areas of West Bengal.
Help Us Help Them (HUHT) started its journey by providing relief work for natural calamities in 2001 and is now focusing its effort on the sphere of education. It started with 10 students in 2006 and now has 32 teachers and other staff & almost 634 students (as of Jan 2023). HUHT has envisioned and is working towards Adhigam Bhoomi - which will be a free residential school for 1000 children from rural Bengal. The model of the school is to revive, rejuvenate and sustain the rural practices, so that the children pass out from the school and can contribute towards the development of their village.
Sunil Bhandari Harsh Hada Raj Chhajer Sheetal Jhunjhunwala


Help Us Help Them

SVP will support Help Us Help Them to connect with corporates for raising CSR funds and to connect with more educationists who can guide the organization and add value to the project for a better impact on the 1000 underprivileged children, who will be provided with educational support along with health and nutritional support with the goal to create entrepreneurs & leaders from this Learning Center, who will in-return uplift their villages and create an impact in rural areas of West Bengal.
Help Us Help Them (HUHT) started its journey by providing relief work for natural calamities in 2001 and is now focusing its effort on the sphere of education. It started with 10 students in 2006 and now has 32 teachers and other staff & almost 634 students (as of Jan 2023). HUHT has envisioned and is working towards Adhigam Bhoomi - which will be a free residential school for 1000 children from rural Bengal. The model of the school is to revive, rejuvenate and sustain the rural practices, so that the children pass out from the school and can contribute towards the development of their village.
Sunil Bhandari Harsh Hada Raj Chhajer Sheetal Jhunjhunwala


Hyderabad Runners

SVP is supporting with Organizational & Strategy Development Capacity Building Mentorship support Funding support for Human Resource
Hyderabad Runners is the first group in India to institutionalise running. Founded in May 2007. It is a group of passionate runners responsible for creating and fostering the running culture in Hyderabad.
Paparao Chintalapudi, Ram Manjeri, Ragu Vasu


Inquilab

SVP began its partnership with Inquilab in 2021 to support their Finance, Communications, Technology, Impact and Growth Verticals.
At Inqui-Lab foundation we believe that to build a new world that is socially inclusive, economically vibrant, and environmentally sustainable, we need to nurture future leaders, changemakers, innovators, and entrepreneurs who can transform their communities and the world. Inqui-Lab aims to build the innovative ability in students by nurturing a culture of creativity, design and innovation among the educational community by providing innovative and programmatic interventions for children aged 10-24 in government and low income private schools.
Shobu Yarlagadda, C.Paparao


Institute of Social Responsibilty and Accountability (ISRA)

SVP will support ISRA in building the capacity of organization to further scale up its operations
Registered as a Trust, led by a mix of individuals from social, educational, industrial and corporate backgrounds. Create awareness amongst marginalised communities wrt Govt Social Welfare Schemes. Work covers all areas of Livelihood, women & child development, education, Disabled and Elderly, Health, Minorities, Agriculture
Ajai Puri, Ajey Mehta, Paresh Kumar Vaish, Praveen Someshwar

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KADAM

SVP’s engagement with KADAM involved mentorship & financial support for issues that were blockades in creating sustainable incomes for 332 trained artisans in year 1 & 462 artisans in year 2. This created a twofold growth for the organization in terms of revenue generation and upto 33% increase in sustainable incomes of the beneficiaries. Various facets of business and sustainability have been the theme of monthly meetings with Lead Partners Mr. Ayush Poddar and Mr. Shaurya Veer Himatsingka.
Mission: To empower 10,000 people by the end of 2023 while following upto 10 of the sustainable development goals set by the UN as global goals via upskilling, using local replenishable resources, bringing economic opportunities to rural communities with majority of women via handicrafts.
Ayush Poddar, Shaurya Veer Himatsingka, Dibyendu Bose, Rohini Murarka


Katakhali

In collaboration with SVP, KSWS will focus on the key objective of resource mobilization whereby the following initiatives will be taken: To develop the capacity of the resource mobilization team of KSWS for helping them to develop standard operating procedures (SOP) for fundraising and operations by securing new and additional resources for the organization and maximizing existing resources.
Katakhali Swapnopuron Welfare Society works to improve the lives of the children living in the remote villages of Sunderbans by providing English-medium education through its schools and simultaneously empowering the community by spreading awareness, through relief work and with livelihoods initiatives like pisciculture.
Vision: A safe empowered community where every child has an equal chance to realize his/her full potential.
Mission: To empower children with holistic, quality education. To create a safe, fair community through building knowledge and livelihoods.
Harsh Hada Alok Marodia Shruti Kishorepuria Pradeep Murarka


Kheyti

Kheyti was struggling with farmer financing in the early to mid-2019 phase of our work. We were neither making progress in resolving the bottlenecks with our existing finance partner nor were we getting any leads with new financiers. We partnered with and onboarded APGVB bank as our financier thanks to the connection made by the advisors from SVP. APGVB solved most farmer financing issues for us. We also got guidance from time to time to map out our scale-up plan.
Kheyti aims to increase the climate-resilient income of small farmers. They design, adapt and implement low-cost farming solutions that help small farmers increase yield and predictability of produce. Kheyti combines these technologies with end-to-end support to give these farmers a seamless path towards higher income. They have developed a “Greenhouse-in-a-box” – an affordable, modular greenhouse bundled with full stack services that uses 90% less water, grows 7 times more food and gives farmers a steady dependable income.


Kshamata

SVP lead partners have raised support from various donors as well as individuals who have given their own money, time and provided access to their own connections as well as the SVP network in order to ensure that Kshamata is supported and able to move forward in their work and create new collaborations. This isn't just limited to fundraising help but also to other critical aspects like social media, photography, brochure for the products, refurbishing content and core messaging (through dragonfly), etc. They have journeyed closely with Kshamata and their involvement has created a sense of support and brought in different perspectives, which has been extremely helpful in the growth and change of the organisation.
The engagement of SVP with Kshamata is on multiple fronts which includes capability development, developing strategy, strengthening social media presence/digital marketing/communication material and most importantly, raising money to fund the program and people involved.
Vision: Ensure that every woman/girl has the opportunity to lead a life of dignity and self-reliance.
Mission: Kshamata seeks to transform lives by engaging with, equipping and empowering women and adolescent girls faced with vulnerability and exploitation, helping them become respected, productive and earning citizens by providing opportunities for training, employment and reintegration into society.
Priya Vandrevala, Rohan Iyer, Arnab Bhattacharya


Literacy India

The project was supported and grew with the SVP grant since 2019. It has empowered and changed the lives of close to 300+ women, the positive results of this compounded to 1500 families and communities. They can earn basic income & become self-sustained with the help of invested grants. Projects are aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Goals targeted to be achieved by 2030.
Vision: Literacy India has clearly set the Four E's as its goal on a process of achieving in next decade i.e., Education, Empowerment Employment & Environment. LI endeavour to meet this objective through imparting basic education and through exposing our students to a variety of vocational skills in performing arts, computer animation and all kinds of futuristic vocation for the growing generation. Literacy India aims to make the beneficiaries as a resource and support to the ongoing work in the community.
Mission: Literacy India is focused on bringing about a qualitative change by providing holistic education and making sure it reaches one and all.
Devina Salarpuria


Mann

Mann – Center for Individuals with Special Needs is a registered charitable trust which epitomizes the belief - ”Giving is receiving”.
It is dedicated to the growth of persons with Mental Retardation, Autism, Down’s Syndrome, Learning Disabilities and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Mann provides generalized as well as person-specific trainings to its students, to help prepare them for a more meaningful and independent life.
Krishnan Neelkanthan, Zarine, Sethuram Belur


Maya

The Movement for Alternatives and Youth Awareness (MAYA) is a not-for-profit organisation that has been working in the sectors of education, livelihood and health for more than three decades, addressing issues related to child labour, early child development, and skill building. These initiatives of MAYA have become independent entities known as Prajayatna, LabourNet and Maya Organic, all of which have substantial impact on the ground as NGOs/social enterprises.
Since 2014, MAYA has made it a mission to build healthy individuals and communities, by enabling preventive health care and promoting overall well-being through trained community health entrepreneurs (HE). During this time, MAYA has enrolled and supported 100 HEs who serve about 75,000 households in the rural and semi-urban areas

Maya CARE Foundation

SVP began its partnership with Maya Care in 2022 to provide capacity building support to the core team as per their requirements
Maya Care aims to fulfill the growing need to enhance the comfort of senior citizens in India. Maya CARE has coordinators running helplines in Mumbai, Pune, and Bengaluru. Once a request is made, these coordinators connect with the vast network of volunteers and send the best-suited volunteer to the senior citizen. Maya CARE volunteers include college students, homemakers, working professionals, PWDs, and active senior citizens who visit senior citizens in their own homes to provide services.
Deepika Reddy, Zhooben B, Radhesh Welling


Mitti Cafe

SVP Bangalore discovered Mitti Café in 2018, when they were 1 café and 3 employees with disabilities. With the mentorship and grant support given by SVP Partners, Mitti has been able to scale their impact towards generating skilling and livelihood opportunities for hundreds of PWDs coming from low income backgrounds. SVP has the potential to enable organisations like Mitti to scale their impact towards realising the collective vision of economic independence and dignity for the last mile.
In 2020, SVP was instrumental in the launch of Mitti’s Kolkata chapter by connecting them with NSHM Knowledge Campus, and sponsoring the set up of their first café at Kolkata, employing 5 persons with disability. This year, SVP Kolkata has sponsored Mitti to set up an experiential center in a public space - to be opened soon - which will enable them to generate livelihoods for an additional 20+ PwDs.
Vision: Mitti Cafe’s vision is economic empowerment for all by creating opportunities for sustainable livelihoods for persons with disabilities through visible, tangible models of inclusion that can be emulated across the globe- fueled by the participation and involvement of the community.
Mission: Create platforms for adults with physical, intellectual and psychiatric disabilities to showcase their abundant potential for productive activity and create awareness for the cause of economic independence and dignity for all.
Mitti Café is a chain of cafes across India that provides experiential training and employment to adults with physical and intellectual disabilities (PWDs). The organisation’s outreach initiatives help create awareness about inclusion and disability rights.
Pradeep Grama, Lalit Pai, K.G. Mohan, Shashi Rajamani, Sunil Bhandari, Tanuja Bhandari, Adarsh Tulshan, Dhiraj Arora, Yagnesh Bagdoria


Neeva Foundation

Neeva Foundation is a non-profit organization that works towards empowering women by training them in driving services. The women trained by Neeva Foundation often get placed in TaxShe, a cab service by and for women. These two initiatives together are an attempt to create safer communities and, in the process, help women from underprivileged backgrounds break out of Poverty.
Since its inception in 2016, Neeva Foundation has trained more than 350 women who have gone on to not only take employment at TaxShe and other cab services but also became micro-entrepreneurs by starting their cab service or by teaching driving. TaxShe, on the other hand, has completed over 1 million drives for women and children without a single safety-related incident both on the road and in the cars. In a world wh

Nirmaan

SVP began its partnership with Nirmaan in 2022 for Project Ankuram in Narayanpet to provide Careeer guidance in the government schools. Nirmaan will be conducting 2 visit career workshops in 70 schools with psychometric test alongwith their Sahi kadam program. This program will be implemented in 75 schools, reaching a total of 5000 rural students in an year.
Nirmaan Organization is a registered NGO. We work in the areas of Education, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Health and Wellbeing, Community Development and Social Leadership. In the past 18 years of journey, we have impacted the lives of 2.5+ million beneficiaries with the support of 500+ full time employees and 1000+ strong volunteer network, through various impact-oriented Flagship Programs & Social Leadership Initiatives benefiting Children, Women, Youth, Persons with Disabilities (PwDs), LGBTQ+ and Farmers from diverse social backgrounds across 22 States of India while partnering with 200+ Corporate, Government and Philanthropic partners. We have our presence in the USA, UK, Australia, Singapore & UAE.
Sunita Cheruku, Usha Pendyala


Nudge Life Skills Foundation

Nudge Lifeskills Foundation incorporated with MCA on 23 September 2015. The Nudge Lifeskills Foundation is listed in the class of section company and classified as Non Govt Company. This company is registered at Registrar of Companies(ROC), Delhi with an Authorized Share Capital of Rs. 0 and its paid up capital is 0. The company has 4 directors/key management personal Arun Seth, Muthuraman.Balasubramanian, Atul Satija, and Gagandeep

Oorvani Foundation

Oorvani Foundation is a nonprofit working on open knowledge platforms that helps catalyze better cities. Our initiatives include Citizen Matters (citizenmatters.in) — an independent news media focused on cities and citizens, with insightful reporting from professional journalists, practitioners and citizen reporters, offering insights and solutions to India’s urban issues. Citizen Matters is an award-winning media known for its in-depth investigative stories, analysis and data journalism. The trust also supports Open City (opencity.in), an urban data platform and Co Media Lab that serves as a resource center for collaborative projects and citizen media.

Organisation for Friends Energies and Resources (OFFER)

SVP is supporting OFFER in building a long-term partnership through vision development, team capacity building and leadership training. Support also includes identifying funding opportunities, forming strategic alliances and strengthening governance by defining key roles and responsibilities.
OFFER supports underprivileged children and youth in Kolkata and West Bengal, providing healthcare, psycho-social support and education, including those with HIV/AIDS and mental challenges. Through “Café Positive,” they empower HIV-positive youth for social and economic integration. OFFER focuses on capacity-building initiatives aiming to enhance governance, project management and resource mobilization, equipping OFFER staff with the skills and tools to deliver high-impact social services to children in need.
Harsh Hada, Soumitra Bhattacharya, Pradeep Murarka
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Parikrma Humanity Foundation

Parikrma Humanity Foundation is a non-profit organization located in Bangalore, India. Parikrma addresses the growing gap in urban India between those benefitting from economic liberalization and those who are not, in which consequently only a minority of children in India can afford access to private schools where the content of education is of high quality and in the English medium. Children from the slums and rural communities attend schools in the free government-run mass schooling system, where they only teach in the state language, which often proves insufficient in attaining job opportunities in a rapidly globalizing world

Prabhat Education Foundation

Lead Partners are assisting with innovating and adopting vocational skilling for Youth with ID: Assistance with identification of industry and jobs within it for youth that are able to go out for mainstream jobs Sytemizing processes and approaches for long-term retention at workplaces for youth with ID Identifying alternative opportunities for youth enable to go out in the mainstream workforce
Prabhat aims to create opportunities for individuals with disability through training, coaching, skilling and therapy to help them reach their full potential
Romen Sood, Malay Patel, Raju Shah


Prerak Trust

Prerak Trust is a not-for-profit organization striving to provide integrated water and sanitation solutions for urban and rural communities in India. Established in 2012 with its headquarters at Bengaluru, we have since been working in various parts of Karnataka.? The vision is for a healthy and sustainable environment for habitations and their mission is to develop collaborative solutions with communities and institutions to protect water resource provide access to safe water and effective waste management.

Raah Foundation

SVP Mumbai Chapter is supporting Raah Foundation pilot the project of implementing dragon fruit cultivation to improve the income of small and marginal tribal farmers.
Raah foundation works with the tribal communities in Maharashtra on the following core pillars of development: Water shed development (building check dams, wells, etc. to create additional sources of water), Krishi - Agriculture Development, Urja - Livelihoods (women micro businesses), Adikala - Traditional Art revival and rejuvenation (Warli Art and Fabric Art), Soukhya - Health, Vidya – Rebuilding the school infrastructure, Srushti - Environment, and Adikatha - Tribal tourism.
Arti Jain, Vivek Venkatachalam, Jayant Mehrotra


Rangeen Khidki

1. Capacity building of Trainers: Capacity building of stakeholders through a ToT model through Mother Groups, Teacher groups, ASHA staff, PRI members, ANWESHA Clinic staff, Counsellors
2. Building Community Knowledge: Knowledge dissemination and influencing perception level changes in adolescent girls, women through Peer Educators, Kanyashree Club, school students, Panchayat communities.
To reach out to 3500 school students and 12000 Indirect beneficiaries through these students that include the family members, friends, community members etc of these students, to disseminate the knowledge on the access to information, services, and support related to their sexual, reproductive, physical and mental wellbeing and can grow to their fullest potential as leaders.
Rangeen Khidki Founded in 2020, aims to enable informed decision-making and bodily autonomy for adolescents and youth through knowledge dissemination of sexual and reproductive health and rights. Their work aligns with SDGs 3(good health and well being), 5 (gender equality), 10 (reduced inequalities) and 17 (partnerships for the goals). They had been working in West Bengal, Sikkim, Nagaland, Chhattisgarh and Delhi through partnerships. They consist of a team of young professionals to build innovative ways to educate and empower communities especially young minds like the school students about their body and physical identity from a human rights perspective.
Pauline Laravoire, Sheetal Jhunjhunwala


Safa India

Safa has been fortunate to have the able guidance of the SVP team in creating a vision as a social enterprise. Also, to begin with, we have had our evaluation done to assess the current organizational standing and the areas of support that we need. The SVP partners allocated to us for mentoring have shared their expertise with immense passion and curation, and have given us candid opinions on our plans and approach.
Safa is a Hyderabad-based non-profit that strives to improve the financial status of women and youth from marginalized, socio-economically backward communities by empowering them with education and skill training. The focus is on helping women recognize their worth and potential and take initiative for themselves.
Preeti Khandelwal, Sunita Cheruku Reddy


SAGE Foundation

SVP India will be assisting SAGE for legal advisory with becoming independent entity for the establishment of arms-length arrangements of the organisation along with its potential merger with UnLtd.
SAGE is committed to educating under resourced children and giving wealth generating skills training to their families for creating extraordinary lives. It works in tandem with Thadomal Shahani Centre for Management to build heart centric leaders.Through adopting major slums and villages in and around Mumbai. SAGE envisages transforming the world one village at a time

Sahaja Samrudha

Sahaja Samrudha or Bountiful Nature, a brainchild of a group of organic farmers was born over a decade ago mainly out of concern to protect our mother earth. Sahaja Samrudha started as a farmer initiated to exchange ideas, seeds and share knowledge on sustainable agriculture. The formation of Sahaja Samrudha was the culmination of their individual efforts into a more exciting and powerful force to make sustainable agriculture a way of life of the farming community. Sahaja Samrudha has spread out its network on publications, workshops & trainings, organizing different melas and on marketing in order to encourage more farmers towards organic farming.

Sambahv Foundation

Sambhav Foundation is a social organization, founded in year 2015 with the motive to bring growth and equality in the society at large. It works mainly in the areas like education, livelihood, environment, women empowerment, child development, events & social survey, and impact assessment. Sambhav Foundation is based in Delhi and works across the country through its branches and local presence. Sambhav has established a good network system for mobilization, social surveys, and awareness which is the most crucial & impactful area of any development work/project. Vision is to bring parity among the citizens and bridge the gap between the societies through 3E(s) i.e. Education, Empowerment & Equality.

Score Foundation

'- Capacity building
- Strategic growth initiatives
- Technological advancement
Score Foundation is dedicated to transforming perceptions of visual impairment. The goal is to shift societal attitudes toward blindness and foster discussions on leading a fulfilling life with visual challenges. Score foundation views visually impaired individuals as valuable resources, deserving investment. Through Project Eyeway, Score Foundation strives to empower and inform the visually impaired, showcasing the myriad possibilities for them to lead independent lives.
Anurag Verma, Paresh Vaish, Shilpa Kohli
