Meet our Nonprofits

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.

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.

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.

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."

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Lifeblood Council works towards ensuring safe and adequate blood supply, preventing and curing Beta Thalassaemia Major through awareness, donor drives, and transplant support.

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.

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.

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.

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”

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”

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.