Meet our Nonprofits

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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