Meet our Nonprofits

Shakti Foundation is a registered not-for-profit entity started by a group of like-minded socially conscious citizens in 2010 to provide shakti (energy) to people and children to better their quality of lives sustainably. They have expanded their footprint to waste management, alternative livelihoods, financial inclusion, remedial education. Relief work, though not a separate function, forms a vital part of Shakti’s activities.

Vision: Every Last Child In A Classroom Learns

Mission: Sol’s Arc creates scalable learning solutions that meet the diverse learning needs of ALL children

Just like the fabled Stonesoup story, where the entire village contributed to the making of a healthy soup, we hope to realise the dream of a zero-waste world by getting every citizen to contribute by making a sustainable choice. Most people want to do the right thing, when it is convenient. We want to make sustainable living an easy choice for the majority.

Swasti is a Global South civil society organisation that is committed to adding 100 million ‘well’thy days for vulnerable communities.

The ANT continues to work for development of villages in Northeast India. Headquartered in Chirang District of Bodoland in Western Assam, our team reaches out to 900 village hamlets through our current work on education, child protection, women's empowerment, peace building and mental health. At another level, the ant's initiative called IDeA (the Institute of Development Action) works with other NGOs all over the Northeast to help them do what they do even better. IDeA has now started an an office in Guwahati and had a full-fledged team doing interesting work.

Vision: To make a world free from poverty and injustice where every human being irrespective of their age, sex, caste, creed, religion, birthplace, disability enjoys the right to life with dignity and to empower the marginalized sections of society by enhancing their knowledge, skills, capacities, access to opportunities, services and their participation in life’s decisions.

Mission: Facilitating the holistic empowerment and development of the disadvantaged sections of our society, helping them to achieve their highest potential and preparing them to face challenges in life with high confidence.

Umoya aims to create inclusive sports culture by enabling people with disabilities and able bodied individuals to participate in sports programs together. We believe that sports benefits all equally and our program enables all the participants to not only improve their physical and social skills and promote healthy lifestyle but also build friendships through sports.

Vacha Trust focuses on girls’ empowerment by helping them acquire soft & hard skills, training in leadership, and community work.

Vivaan was established on 9th August 2017, in the outskirts of Hyderabad by a few parents of neurodiverse adults. They wanted to create a safe and permanent group home for their wards and others like them, with the infrastructure to meet their needs and keep them gainfully engaged for their entire lifetime. Vision : To create an inclusive and sustainable ecosystem for neurodiverse adults and help them to not only acquire life skills for independent living but also to develop vocational skills to become contributing members of society

Vrutti is a not for profit organization registered under the Karnataka State Societies Registration Act 1960 . It is a centre for sustainable livelihoods enhancing people’s well-being through knowledge, innovation and transformative actions. We work through an ecosystem approach integrating and delivering services that empower small producers and marginalized grow their way out of poverty and uncertainty and to be 3 times more profitable. Mission is to Building Wealth and Resilience of Small Producers and Vulnerable Communities through Transformative Livelihoods Solutions.

The Rainwater Project is a social enterprise focused on providing a sustainable water management practices and conserving Earth’s natural resources. WASAN is a Non profit committed community based natural resource management and water conservation.

Waste Impact, founded in 2014 is a trust that incubates partners who build environment management services that preserve the environment, and are financially sustaining. Waste Impact aims to take innovations to grass roots level and improve the livelihoods of the waste pickers and other communities. Their long term goals are:

? To reduce waste dumped in India ? To create a more sustainable future for India’s cities ? To make the economically challenged communities of India part of the solution

Waste Warriors Society is a nonprofit organization catalyzing systemic change to solve the waste management crisis in the Indian Himalayan Region. Our work lies at the intersection of Climate Change, Biodiversity Habitat Conservation, and Livelihood Generation. Our objectives are: enabling better governance, addressing infrastructure and policy gaps, and activating communities to co-create solutions. With over a decade of experience and a team of over 160+ Warriors, we are in 8 locations across Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh