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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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
