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

Involve EDU

SVP is supporting Involve’s Maargadarshi program in the government school at Anekal, Bangalore for a period of three years. The partnership provides funding support for the academic year 2023-24 to facilitate peer based learning structures for 800 students in these govt schools and aims to build student agency by bridging the foundational numeracy skills for learners and future ready skills among student leaders over a period of one academic year.
SVP also supports the scaling up of the concept of peer teaching program of Involve in the BBMP Higher primary schools by helping in getting administrative approvals and permissions for the program. SVP is also offering capacity building support to Involve in the areas of HR policy and accounting process development.
Involve learning solutions is a non-profit working towards quality learning outcomes and skill building through pedagogical interventions and classroom practices. We strive to build age-appropriate student agency through collaborative learning spaces in government schools and communities.
Ashima Khemka, Padmashree Balaram, Sharad Bairathi, Suman Das, Vivek Khemka


Jaljeevika

SVP began its partnership with Jaljeevika in 2022 to support the establishment and running of 2 Aqua schools in Warangal and Adilabad districts. The project will benefit 1000 farmers and 10 Micro entrepreneurs to earn their livelihood through fish farming.
Centre for Aquatic Livelihood Jaljeevika is addressing the issue of small-scale fish farmers, building community resilience and capacity to enhance livelihood opportunities using existing water bodies, technology and leveraging institutions. We work through an ecosystem development model to build skill, develop institutional capacity and empower smallholders to interact with the market using the technology platform. They are facilitating the process in collaboration with various stakeholders to establish a knowledge forum to establish Blue Economy.
The aim is to increase the potential productivity of water bodies, reduce distress rural migration and create layers of livelihood opportunities across the value chain.
Shobu Yarlagadda, Venkat Ramana


Jayam Special School

As part of the non-financial engagement with Jayam Special School, SVP Lead Partners are providing advisory services for streamlining of bookkeping and finance processes, upgrading the website and social media handles of the school, supporting the founder in writing proposals to CSR funders, to raise funds for the school
Jayam Special School was founded to provide Special Education, Therapeutic Rehabilitation Services, Vocational Training and Special Olympic Programs to children with Autism and Intellectual Disabilities in 2011.
Dedicated to providing the highest level of learning and training, we pride ourselves on using evidence-based practices and techniques in a safe learning environment, with qualified special educators and therapists committed to enhancing the health and wellness of children and helping them integrate into mainstream society.
We have a day care centre for 135 students with special needs and residential care facility for 35 boys Students range from 4 to 26 years and belong to lower socio economic communities.
Akhila Natarajan Shreya Bajaj Shah Vijayalakshmi Rao


Jivdaya Charitable Trust

The SVP engagement is helping the organization develope structure in terms of Human Resources and also train the 2nd tier of leadership to develop an ability to take charge and more importantly, ownership of their tasks. Lead partners are also pushing them to adopt technology and develop common SOPs for more seamless operations
Jivadaya Charitable Trust is an animal welfare organization that provides medical care to un-owned domestic and stray animals, also runs a rehabilitation centre for birds, reptiles and small mammals. The objective is to help animals in pain and suffering, and we try our best to nurture them back to a healthy and happy life."
Sudhir Kulkarni, Malay Patel


Katalyst

'- SVP introduced Katalyst to the GiveIndia Fundraising Campaign and helped us raise INR 11,38,000/- through their network along with a matching grant from their partner.
- Assisted us in writing impactful funding applications to apply for 4 international grants, and identified an award for which to apply.
- Created awareness of our Google Fundraiser Campaign within their network.
- Provided their valuable input on Katalyst collaterals.
- Helped us get 23 new mentors as part of our mentor outreach initiatives.
- Gave their insight on Katalyst 2.0, the organisation's future.
Katalyst is an initiative of Third Sector Partners, who is our anchor donor and India’s leading executive search firm focused on socially relevant organisations.
Vision: Every Katalyst should reach senior leadership level.
Mission: To provide an enabling environment through specific development interventions and mentors, to build women leaders who are economically and socially empowered.
Dr Subramanian, R Balaji, Suvarna Apte Dalvie

Kolkata Sanjog India
Organisational Strengthening & Leadership Development: Strengthening leadership capabilities, governance systems, programme management practices, and organisational processes to enable sustainable growth.
Monitoring, Learning & Knowledge Management: Improving case tracking, data systems, documentation, learning practices, and evidence generation to support informed decision-making and programme effectiveness.
Communications, Advocacy & Resource Mobilisation: Enhancing storytelling, visibility, advocacy, fundraising, and donor engagement to strengthen the organisation’s outreach and resource base.
Partnerships, Ecosystem Building & Strategic Networks: Building strategic partnerships, networks, and collaborations while facilitating access to relevant expertise and opportunities within the wider ecosystem.
Kolkata Sanjog India advances social justice by strengthening access to rights, survivor leadership, and systemic accountability for vulnerable communities. Through Raahat, its flagship initiative, Sanjog works to improve access to victim compensation and rehabilitation entitlements for survivors of trafficking and exploitation, positioning compensation as a right rather than discretionary support. By strengthening legal aid, survivor-led networks, public systems, and policy advocacy, Sanjog creates pathways to dignity, justice, and lasting social change.
Ajay Gaggar, Adarsh Tulshan, Alok Marodia
Kolkata Sanved
Leadership & Governance Strengthening: Supporting leadership transition, strengthening governance systems and board engagement, and facilitating mentorship and leadership development.
Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning & Knowledge Management: Building robust MEL systems, strengthening programme implementation capacity, and improving organisational learning, documentation, and knowledge management processes.
Resource Mobilisation & Organisational Sustainability: Strengthening fundraising capabilities, donor engagement, and financial sustainability to build a more resilient and diversified resource base.
Partnerships & Ecosystem Development: Enhancing strategic partnerships, networks, collaboration processes, and external engagement to expand the organisation’s ecosystem and access to relevant expertise and opportunities.
Kolkata Sanved advances healing, resilience, and social inclusion through Dance Movement Therapy (DMT), empowering survivors of trafficking, gender-based violence, and other vulnerable communities affected by trauma and social exclusion. By building individual wellbeing, strengthening practitioner capacities, and influencing systems, Kolkata Sanved creates pathways for recovery, dignity, and lasting social change.
Sheetal Jhunjhunwala, Darshana Banthia, Puja Agarwal

Lakshya Jeevan Jagriti

SVP's partnership will accelerate the We Connect Fellowship program by focusing on key short- and long-term goals to boost its impact.
LJJ focuses on redefining empowerment as the amplification of choice and empowerment of voice through social-emotional learning. LJJ works on supporting invisible lives and enables them to become visible contributors to their families and communities.
Sabina Suri, Vipul Sabharwal

La Martiniere Seomp Society
Organisational Development & Sustainability: Strengthening strategy, governance, organisational systems, leadership capabilities, and long-term sustainability.
Resource Mobilisation & Strategic Networks: Facilitating connections with key stakeholders, partners, and relevant resources to expand programme reach, strengthen collaborations, and enhance impact.
Employability, Industry Partnerships & Livelihoods: Strengthening industry linkages, placement opportunities, livelihood pathways, and market access to improve economic opportunities for programme participants.
Communications, Branding & Visibility: Enhancing communications, brand positioning, visibility, and stakeholder outreach to strengthen the organisation’s presence and engagement.
La Martiniere SEOMP Society advances livelihood opportunities for disadvantaged youth, women, and adolescents through market-oriented skill development, employability training, entrepreneurship support, and sustainable livelihood pathways. By combining vocational skills, life skills, placement support, and community-based livelihood programmes, SEOMP empowers individuals to build economic self-reliance and long-term well-being.
Devendra Surana, Devang Bhandari, Vasuprada Dalmia

LifeBlood Council

SVP Mumbai Chapter will support the organisation in strengthening its operational and technological capabilities. This includes hiring key personnel such as Program Coordinators and a VP–Operations, building tech-enabled registries for blood and plasma donors, and developing a patient management system. The engagement will also focus on improving accounting systems to enable sponsor-specific utilisation reporting, along with strengthening overall governance across HR, procurement, finance, and operations.
Lifeblood Council works towards ensuring safe and adequate blood supply, preventing and curing Beta Thalassaemia Major through awareness, donor drives, and transplant support.
Arti Jain, Keyur Maniar, Anand Vasudevan


Lokmanya Public Charitable Trust - Loksadhana

SVP Mumbai Chapter will help Loksadhana in Organizational Strategy Systems & Processes Accounting Brst Practices Growth Plan & Scale
Loksadhana implements a comprehensive rural development program through initiatives in Education, Skill Development, Health, Women Empowerment, Agriculture, and Community Development. Its development model is rooted in experimental and experiential education, with a strong focus on sustainable livelihoods, community-driven health interventions, capacity building for rural women, promotion of sustainable and technology-enabled agricultural practices, and innovative solutions to local challenges.
Nilesh Chite Suvarna Apte


Maitrayana Charity Foundation

SVP India will be extending the strategic support and mentorship for the Economic Justice Program (EJP) of Maitrayana.
Maitrayana, a girls' and women’s rights organization, leverages sport to empower girls and young women, fostering ecosystems for exercising their rights and achieving their potential. Its programs tackle gender inequality, equipping them with knowledge, skills, confidence, and decision-making abilities to drive change.
Indu Madhavan Jaideep Minocha Vikas Mittal
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Manzil Mystics

SVP is supporting Manzil Mystics in Capacity building (HR, M&E and fundraising) through financial support. The non-financial support includes mentoring support for program expansion, strategic partnerships & Innovation and communications.
Manzil Mystics is a dedicated ensemble of musicians committed to fostering social inclusion and joyful childhoods through the power of music. Inspired by the inclusive and peaceful teachings of mystic poets such as Kabir Das, Mahatma Gandhi, and Baba BulleShah, Manzil Mystics utilize Satsang, Samvaad, Sangeet, and Swadhaya as the foundation of their programs. The mission is to enhance the accessibility, versatility, and longevity of music for all.
Reema Malhotra, Shantanu Bhanja


MASS NGO

SVP has been associated with MASS from 1st April 2023 to support for prevention of school drop outs, child marriages, child labor & child trafficking and improvement in level of education, enhancement of livelihood opportunities & reduction of vulnerability to exploitation, awareness programme on social & legal rights of youth & SHGs.
MASS is based in the Belgaum district of the southern Indian state of Karnataka. MASS mainly works with dalit women with a focus on ex-Devadasi women and their children. It is a membership association of ex-devadasi women and was registered as a society in September 1997 under the Karnataka Societies Act of 1960.
The vision of MASS does encompass dalit communities, other vulnerable women and children as well. Livelihood promotion for ex-devadasis and dalits, services for ensuring quality education to dalit children, campaign against child marriage and legal support for women victims of injustice, are examples of how the work of MASS is not limited to devadasi women and the tradition.
“Checking revival of devadasi system, securing livelihoods, rights and justice for women and children”
Rathna Rao, Sumithra Ravishankar, Arati Hegde, Jayashree Vaitheeswaran, Kusum Pai, Madhavi Hegde


MASS NGO

SVP has been associated with MASS from 1st April 2023 to support for prevention of school drop outs, child marriages, child labor & child trafficking and improvement in level of education, enhancement of livelihood opportunities & reduction of vulnerability to exploitation, awareness programme on social & legal rights of youth & SHGs.
MASS is based in the Belgaum district of the southern Indian state of Karnataka. MASS mainly works with dalit women with a focus on ex-Devadasi women and their children. It is a membership association of ex-devadasi women and was registered as a society in September 1997 under the Karnataka Societies Act of 1960.
The vision of MASS does encompass dalit communities, other vulnerable women and children as well. Livelihood promotion for ex-devadasis and dalits, services for ensuring quality education to dalit children, campaign against child marriage and legal support for women victims of injustice, are examples of how the work of MASS is not limited to devadasi women and the tradition.
“Checking revival of devadasi system, securing livelihoods, rights and justice for women and children”
Rathna Rao, Sumithra Ravishankar, Arati Hegde, Jayashree Vaitheeswaran, Kusum Pai, Madhavi Hegde

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MH14 Animal Hospital
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This project aims to compassionately reduce the stray dog population by sterilizing and vaccinating 2,750 dogs within a year. SVP will provide capacity-building support to facilitate these sterilization and vaccination efforts, as well as assistance with social media marketing.
MH14 Animal Hospital and MH14 ABC Unit strives to reduce human-animal conflict by providing best-in-class treatment and sterilization procedures for our furry friends battling trauma, cruelty and other challenges in surviving urban spaces.
Rajiv Batra, Vinita Ram, Priya Hajela

Mimaansa
SVP Mumbai Chapter will help Mimansaa in Benchmarking of the Remedial Program, Content review and creation for the FLN, Building processes around program evaluation and HR, Review scale up strategy through capacity building
Mimaansa is a pioneering organization dedicated to addressing learning difficulties, mental health challenges, and educational lags among children in under-resourced municipal schools. The organization focuses on promoting inclusive education and providing direct interventions, including teacher training, remediation, and counselling services.
Alok Bhargava Hemant Luthra Rama Nabar

Missing Link Trust (FCRA)

SVP is helping MIssing Link Trust in the capacity building of the MASSp program for reaching out to the schools in Mumbai. SVP will also support Missing Link in amplifying the work and scaling up in different geographies by strengthening and fundraising
Missing Link Trust works to prevent sex abuse and exploitation of children and women in India through its 3 pillars of education, empowerment and advocacy. Missing harnesses art and technology to create awareness and a sense of ownership in all the stakeholders of this issue, to find a sustainable solution.
Hemant Luthra Indranil Choudhury Neeraj Sanghi


MOWO Social Initiatives

MOWO began their journey with SVP in February 2026. 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.
MOWO Social Initiatives is a Hyderabad-based nonprofit empowering women through motor training to build confidence, independence, and access to opportunities. Through women-only training centres and community engagement, MOWO promotes safety, self-belief, and mobility for women from underserved communities. Its work is guided by three core pillars: motor training and capacity building, advocacy and social norms change, and ecosystem enablement through partnerships.
Himanshu Tambe Vamsee Modugula Ravi Khandelwal


Mukkamaar

SVP is working closely with the MukkaMaar team to help across 6 key areas - organisation development, operational process & leadership development, leveraging technology, visibility & outreach, funding strategy, policy & advocacy - for the long term growth and sustainability of MukkaMaar.
MukkaMaar builds agency of body, voice and mind in adolescent girls. It’s flag ship MukkaMaar Girls program is a 3 year, bi-weekly, in-school program for girls aged 11 to 14, that combines fitness, martial-arts, expressive movement, theatre, games and discussions to install a critical gender-free conscious in girls. In the last 5 years MukkaMaar has worked with 16K students online, 8.2K students offline and trained 315 PT teachers in gender-equitable pedagogy. It’s digital program POWER with Mukki is built to drive impact at scale.
Sandeep Aggarwal, Rohan Iyer, Meghna Rao


Naarisakshyam Mahila Welfare Association

SVP is working to create a pioneering model for developing alternative livelihood opportunities through individual and group enterprises, along with social protection and financial literacy initiatives. The goal is to make the CBOs self-sustainable.
Nari Sakshyam Mahila Welfare is a CBO working among over 2800 Female Sex Workers in Rajahmundry to provide women social protection and help them to start alternative livelihoods and better health facilities.
Sharad Mathur Pradeep Mittal


Navjeevan Lokvikas Sanstha

SVP is supporting Navjeevan by expanding their donor network through strategic networking, helping design an organisational structure, providing ongoing advisory support, and offering operational and financial guidance for effectively running their centers.
Navjeevan Lokvikas Sanstha works towards the empowerment of underprivileged communities in Mumbai, Thane, and Pune, focusing on women and child health, education, livelihoods, and vocational training for youth. Their mission is to equip underprivileged youth with education, employability skills, and psychological support, enabling them to secure jobs and explore self-employment opportunities.
Ajay Mittal Jaishri Sivaraman Murali Sivaraman


NavSahyog Foundation

SVP is providing financial support to run NavSahyog Foundation’s Program in one cluster, comprising 20 villages in the Anekal Taluk of Bangalore Urban District. Besides the financial assistance, SVP Partners are providing guidance and connects with a large number of organizations and individuals related to sustainability of NavSahyog’s initiative, scaling, Digital Marketing, enhancement of Livelihood in villages, etc.
NavSahyog Foundation develops life skills and creativity in village children through:
1. Sports (Kho-Kho, kabaddi, long jump, high jump, running races, skipping, Yoga, etc.)
2. Traditional Indian Board games for mental skills & teaching strategy
3. Story telling
4. Creative activities (drawing, thumb painting and crafts using clay, recycled material, leaves, flowers, vegetables, etc)
5. Experiential learning (Nature and nutrition, Jalvriddhi/Value of Water)
The program is conducted on an everyday basis, for 1 hour from Sunday to Friday and for 2 hours on Saturday. We appoint a village coordinator, a lady in the age group of 18 to 40 years, who is carefully selected and trained to conduct these activities.
Abu Koya, Aditi Singh, Rishikesha Krishnan, Shamina Azeez, Abraham, Saira Stephanos


Neevjivan Foundation

SVP is assisting Neevjivan in building capability through financial and non-financial support - marketing strategy for the produce, resourcing the leadership team and overall organisation development.
Neevjivan works with the tribal community in rural Maharashtra to create opportunities for sustainable livelihood by introducing an alternate source of income in every household so that they do not migrate to the cities in search of greener pastures.
Ishmeet Singh, S Radhakrishnan, Suresh Babu

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Adhyayan Foundation

With the support of SVP Mumbai, AQEF seeks to develop an evidence-based body of knowledge on models of good governance in the public education system across 6 states (through our direct intervention) and others through partner organizations.
SVP Mumbai partners will also be supporting AQEF with mentorship on the organization’s People Practices, and Financial and Accounting systems to strengthen the internal capacities to continue to deliver high-quality work, especially as AQEF scales to more states.
Adhyayan Quality Education Foundation supports state governments and nonprofit organizations to improve the quality of school leadership and students’ learning outcomes by enabling educational leadership.
Mukund Ranganathan, Suresh Babu, Biju Baby


Anahat Foundation

Anahat is currently running
"Project Unnati" in Diamond Harbour, South 24 Paraganas, Nadia district and Terai region Tea gardens, Darjeeling, supported by SVP India Kolkata. The project aims to impact the lives of more than 100 underprivileged women, who are being taught to make reusable cloth pads and other feminine hygiene products in order to bridge the gap in the supply chain of subsidized sanitary products provided by the Government in target areas. Project Unnati not just improves the socioeconomic conditions of the beneficiaries but also provides them with the opportunity to spread knowledge in the community regarding sustainable menstruation and its advantages. Lead Partners Ms. Richa Dalmia, Ms. Smita Agarwal and Ms. Tanuja Bhandari constantly generate ideas and provide guidance.
Vision: Anahat For Change Foundation envisions creating a world with informed youth and citizens sensitive to sustainability and gender equality.
Mission: To work towards bringing knowledge, life skills, and linkages to many disadvantaged women, underprivileged children, adolescents, and youth to enhance leadership, promote self-sustainability and alleviate poverty.
Tanuja Bhandari, Smita Agarwal, Richa Dalmia


Antarang Foundation

Antarang, with its strong focus on assisting youth with employment opportunities, came to SVP with requests for help in technology and student placements. Over the years, the partnership has deepened, and SVP partners have added value in financial planning, fundraising connections and leadership coaching.
Antarang Foundation envisions a world in which every young person is passionately, productively, and positively engaged in a career of their choice.
Antarang has transformed the lives of 83,000 at-risk youth by providing career guidance, reducing dropout rates, and teaching core employment skills to the 14 – 28 age group.
Binal Gandhi, Deepak Jayaraman, Vinay Hebbar


APMAS

APMAS has approached SVP to forge a partnership for taking up multiple activities that benefit both the parties and the agriculture and allied sectors as a whole, including collaborative activities inter-alia., development of community institutions, joint research, joint training programmes etc., by bringing together the key expertise of both the Parties for the same. The primary objectives of this non-financial partnership focus on the following aspects:
- Promoting capacity building activities for FPOs across the country
- Institutional collaboration for training programs/workshops/seminars/conferences/policy dialogues
- Incubation of FPOs promoted by APMAS
- Developing the strategic document 2030 for APMAS
Mahila Abhivruddhi Society (APMAS) was set up in 2001 on a public-private partnership model with the objective of enhancing the quality and sustainability of the SHG movement and community based inclusive interventions, having its registered office at HIG 11 & 12, HUDA Colony, Tanesha Nagar, Manikonda, Hyderabad-500 089, Telangana (hereinafter referred as “APMAS”). APMAS is a premier resource organization in the fields of capacity building and strengthening of Community based organizations (CBOs) and other stakeholders, quality assessment of SHGs and CBOs, rural livelihood promotion and research and advocacy.

Apni Shala Foundation

Khoj is Apni Shala's SEL-Integrated School Initiative. It uses a holistic educational model that centers on students' psychosocial well-being to educate and heal and incorporates counseling, mindfulness, and inclusion practices to help empower its students and their families. Khoj aims to become a model school in the given context with a curricular focus on students’ well-being and development. SVP will help the organization by supporting class 6th students in the Khoj school and providing capacity-building support for the scalability of the project.
Apni Shala builds social and emotional competencies among individuals to constructively engage with society and have a harmonious co-existence. They do this by increasing access to Social Emotional Learning (SEL) spaces for children, youth, and the larger community, developing capacity among educators and mental health workers to facilitate SEL programs and implement a wholesome SEL evaluation framework in the Indian context alongside advocating with the government to push for policy interventions.
Parth Karwat, Ganeshan M, Suvarna Apte Dalvie


Bright Future India

Bright Future guides disadvantaged young people towards gainful employment and a meaningful life through life skills and career training. Their mission is to facilitate young people to become changemakers by developing future skills and promoting lifelong learning. The organization also builds capacities for key stakeholders like parents, teachers, mentors and employers so that we set up our beneficiaries for success at home, school and work.
Alka Puri, Preeti Chaudry, Samir Jain, Sandeep Aggarwal


Calcutta Foundation

SVP has been fundamental in putting into action our vision of Apni Kutir by funding our first ever center in 2021. Since then we have been able to incredibly grow and impact thousands of women. The Kutirs work to financially empower women in some of the most disadvantaged communities and SVP’s grant helped us make this idea into reality. Last year, SVPs capacity building support enabled us to spread our impact and start kurtis in 7 new areas in Bengal.
Founded 25 years ago, Calcutta Foundation has worked to support over 500,000 individuals around West Bengal. Calcutta Foundation are dedicated to supporting women in every aspect of their journey to independence, and bringing the potential of rural India to the global stage. Through Apni Kutir, our physical vertical, and SAMA, our digital community, they work on bringing varied opportunities to the most remote parts of the country.
Vision: It is to dramatically change the life of every woman we work with.
Mission: Our philosophy is four fold - advocacy, independence, safety, and access to systematically dismantle gender inequality in India.
Amal Poddar, Vivek Dinodia


CDL

Set up in 1997, Communication for Development and Learning (CDL) is a Bangalore based not-for-profit organization working to facilitate the use of communication as an integral part of the development process. Our work at CDL is directed to create and subsequently mainstream innovative approaches in development communication – both within NGOs and civil society.
CDL engages with both, alternate and mainstream publications – in both English and Kannada (local language) to provide an interface between the media and development. The core area of work is media research and analysis of development issues in the print media. Our team competency and strength rest on an integral understanding of both sectors, which is based on experience in building partnerships with journalists in the print.

Chhaya

SVP India will help to create a support group of 100 supporters at least to help in fundraising. Take groups of new animal lovers to visit Chhaya to increase engagement and create avenues for pitches and fundraising. To identify an agency/resource that could be the right fit to manage social media and communications to create a wider viewership of the work done by Chhaya. Raising capacity-building funds to hire a resource who could multitask with proposal writing / managing social media/helping in donor management etc., would strengthen the organization.
Chhaya works to create a safe haven for animals and treat them with love & respect. They provide some crucial services like Animal Birth Control (ABC) Programme - humanely neuters street dogs to reduce their population. Street animal rescue, picking up injured animals & providing them necessary treatment. Free treatment for cattle (goats & cows) of villagers. Their work extends to Kolkata & its neighboring districts.
Madhav Kejriwal Harsh Hada Rajshree Gaggar


Chitrika Foundation

Chitrika is grateful for the ongoing support of Social Venture Partners to build an enabling ecosystem for collective gain of 10,000 artisan households. Getting insights, networking and funding from SVP partners has helped Chitrika fast track its progress. Mr. Paparao has constantly pushed Chitrika to set higher targets. Our current Lead Partners Mr. Venkat Ramana and Ms. Deepika Reddy are helping us set up marketing channels and raise working capital for handloom weavers. It has been a pleasure working with SVP and we look forward to strengthening this partnership further for the benefit of Indian artisans.
Chitrika - Artisans Foundation (AF) focuses on working with women artisans. It is an incubator of women-owned artisan enterprises that aims to build an enabling ecosystem for the collective gain of 10,000 artisan households by 2030. Having successfully incubated 3 collective enterprises, Artisans Foundation has demonstrated the inherent capacity of women artisans to become a key players in the craft economy when supported with the right skills and access to resources. Artisans Foundation has helped more than 700 weavers to earn US$ 1315 per annum - double the national average annual earnings of weaving households. Artisans Foundation’s Operation Web has transformed craftswomen into community builders and collective entrepreneurs who understand and interact with the market.
Deepika Reddy, Venkata Ramana


Craftizen

For a duration of 1 year, SVP’s Hyderabad chapter funded Craftizen for a Green field project to up-cycle single-use plastic discards generated at the household level (largely by well-to-do communities). These discards were crafted into a range of functional and marketable products using craft skills in which we trained women from low-income communities in Hyderabad’s largest slum. We trained the women in a range of craft skills, starting with crochet and embroidery, moving onto fusing and other unique surfaces and finally tailoring. Different batches of women were taught different skills and these particular ones were selected since these are complementary skills and can be applied to other materials.
At Craftizen, we play the role of Craft Architects, building bridges that connect the crafts sector to newer possibilities. Craftizen was founded in 2014 with the vision to help revive Indian craft and artisanal skills so that they remain an integral part of our cultural fabric. Our model enables craft-based skill development by offering support across the value-chain from training to design, production and marketing, including absorbing risk of inventory through assured buyback, to ensure sustainable livelihoods for our groups.


Diksha

SVP India is supporting DIKSHA to start and operate Drop-in-Centres (DiCs) in the red light areas of Kolkata to create awareness, conduct residential workshops, community programs, and form women's community groups to prevent forced entry into the sex trade for girls: 100-150 households. To prevent the inevitable dependence on the red-light area economy for boys: 100-150 households. The gradual elimination of all forms of child abuse (physical, verbal, emotional, and sexual) from the programme areas and holistic development of nearly 500 direct participating children to enable them to write their own life-scripts and create an impact on more than 3000 children (indirect beneficiaries).
DIKSHA is a rights-skills-building organisation working with children and women from marginalised communities. DIKSHA engages girls and boys together as equal partners in change to evolve as community leaders and transform their communities towards gender justice, inclusivity, and free of inequalities.
Abhijit Banerjee Divya Tulsyan Sunil Bhandari


Earth Day

Under this project, material collection drives will be conducted together with stakeholders by reaching out to citizens at their doorstep. To prioritize social impact the project will focus on the collection of materials that can be Re-Used through distribution to people in need - clothes or electronics or toys.
Earth Day aims to develop and promote ways to inspire individuals and groups to protect the environment. The objective of Earth Day is to enable the Circular Kolkata Alliance, promoting circular practices in the city of Kolkata and reducing material waste going to the landfill.
Vision: Our world needs transformational change. It’s time for the world to hold sectors accountable for their role in our environmental crisis while also calling for bold, creative, and innovative solutions.
Mission: EARTHDAY.ORG’s mission is to diversify, educate and activate the environmental movement worldwide.
Pauline Laravoire, Tanuja Bhandari, Viraaj Bansal


EMpower

SVP is working with EMpower on the 'In Her Voice' project undertaken by the Vacha Trust to enable a platform for interaction, learning, skill-building, and network-building for girls from the underprivileged community.
EMpower partners with local organizations in emerging market countries to enable marginalized young people to transform their lives and communities.
Rakesh Bhutoria, Indranil Chowdhary, Sapna Kusumgar, Khyati Vyas, Mansi Shah


Enfold

"SVP's Contribution
1. Provided us with technological support (laptops), when required.
2. Tips on how to monetise, present, network and streamline the Suvidha Project.
3. Facilitated us in raising funds (9.8 lakhs) for the 4. Suvidha Project to train 50 educators and distribute 50 Suvidha Suraksha Kits to 25 schools.
5. Connected us with individuals and organisations working in the field of disabilities, whose goals aligned with ours."
Enfold Proactive Health Trust was founded in 2002 to promote gender equity, sexuality and personal safety education and to create safer spaces and prevent sexual and gender-based violence against children and adults.
Jayashree Vaitheeswaran, Srikanth Iyer, Gargi Koul


Every Infant Matters

With the support of SVP, EIM will fund the distribution of Vitamin A and deworming tablets to 10,000 malnourished children 0-5 years of age in 2 different states of India.
And train government staff on how to give Vitamin A and to deworm, doses, precautions, etc., along with educating communities on how to get good nutrition at low cost.
Every Infant Matters serves disadvantaged women and children by providing last-mile health solutions.
Their biggest project is preventing blindness by dispensing Vitamin A to malnourished and marginalized children. We believe in justice and inclusion and work towards promoting gender equality.
Paresh Vaish


Future Hope

To help Future Hope with capacity building for fundraising in India from Corporate CSR, Trusts and Foundations and HNIs. To support Future Hope with capacity building help with respect to career counseling for the students to ensure better higher studies opportunities for them leading to better jobs.
Future Hope is a charitable organization that provides opportunity through its homes, school, sports, and medical program for some of the most vulnerable children from the streets and slums of Kolkata, India. They put society's most vulnerable children at the center of all we do. After 34 years, we understand their problems and the solutions that dramatically and permanently change their lives for the better.
Devina Salarpuria, Amita Marodia, Abhishek Rungta, Rishi Fogla Devika Agarwal, Yashvardhan Kanoi
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Gantar Trust

'-Assistance in identifying areas of rural entrepreneurship that can appeal to the adolescent population
- Overcoming obstacles of entering geographies that are averse to formal education and have a lot of informal labour opportunities available for the students "
Gantar aims at creating a learning environment for all as a way to empower oneself and live life with dignity. They work in the space of secondary and higher secondary education in rural India. The hope to is provide equal opportunity in education to all individuals which is relevant for their ecosystem and matches their aspirations
Naresh Sanghvi, Jaya Arya


Green Foundation

GREEN Foundation works toward a well-preserved, diverse ecosystem that will sustain the rural livelihoods of the present generation without eroding the resource base of the future. Our work to empower the small scale and marginal farmers of India first began in 1994 with a simple effort to distribute indigenous seed varieties in and around the village of Thalli, Tamil Nadu. This soon turned into a growing biodiversity conservation program that has been central to our work ever since.

Hand in Hand India

Hand in Hand Inclusive Development and Services (HHIDS) is a not-for-profit organization registered under Section 8 of the Indian Companies Act. HHIDS performs various socio-economic development interventions oriented towards environmental sustainability. The company was established in 2007 to deal with the waste menace the community and the environment face, and to create contemporary, affordable solutions to mitigate the effects of waste through tactical applications. HHIDS specializes in three activities that underline the organization’s interventions namely Municipal Solid Waste Management Program, Waste-to-energy Program and Community Safe Drinking Water Program.

HUManity

HUManity has been chosen as the implementing partner to positively impact the Child Care Institutions of Hyderabad under the aegis of SVP Hyderabad for the next 3 years. Through this collaboration, HUManity shall receive the essential funding to Digitise over 14 CCIs in Hyderabad, Operationalise the programs and capacity-building support whenever required, in a phased manner. Additionally, SVP shall conduct hands-on workshops that facilitate a holistic impact during various facets of HUManity’s Journey.
There are numerous children in our country that come from disadvantaged background, these include abandoned, surrendered, and trafficked children, orphans, as well as children with families that are unable to support them. They are often placed into Child Care Institutions where they are looked after with care and given adequate supervision and guidance. 91% of these Child Care Institutions are run by nonprofits. Apart from supporting their basic physical and emotional needs, it is imperative to provide them with a happy and enriching environment. Humanity aims to leverage the existing resources to make sure that these institutions are places of nurture and rehabilitation, where children can grow to become happy and contributing members of society.
Venkat Ramana, Deepika Chaudhary


India Rising Trust

Driven to enrich public spaces, the organization works with the government and citizens. It’s focused on cleaning up the streets and regulating waste disposal in urban India. They seek to support ground-breaking work anchored in networks and movements, to create and strengthen communities that work for their own betterment. India Rising Trust believes that the value of samaaj which is on this quest as beyond measure.

Industree Foundation

Established in 2000, Industree Foundation holistically tackles the root causes of poverty by creating an ownership based, organised creative manufacturing ecosystem for women. Industree Foundation’s comprehensive approach helps communities assess their traditional skill base, organize them into production units, develop products that appeal to contemporary markets, and create consistent demand to create sustainable businesses at the lowest possible costs. Our approach has tripled the incomes of artisans in non-farm occupations by leveraging their artisanal skills and integrating them into the creative industries sector.

Kaarigar Clinic

Helping understand and implement organizational development Guidance in setting up proprietorships in the names of artisans and structuring them in a legally and financially compliant model that is easily scalable Network connects to help expand their reach in the funding ecosystem Assistance in furthering his reach to 100 artisans per year IT help for formulating the an online platform for Kaarigar shops
Kaarigar Clinic develops micro entrepreneurs among kaarigar communities to create sustainable livelihoods, strengthen their social and economical status and empower them to make villages a better place to work, earn and live.
Pavan Bakeri, Gaurav Nanavaty, Vimal Ambani
