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Gramin Vikas Vigyan Samiti (GRAVIS)

India

The philosophy of "Sarvodaya" - all rising, but the last person first - is the foundation for GRAVIS' strategy and approach to their work. Accordingly, GRAVIS works for the collective ascension of older people, men, women, and children, regardless of economic situation, caste or religion. GRAVIS works toward the rehabilitation of the rural community, enabling village ownership and control over its environment, institutions, and relations. GRAVIS focuses its efforts on the restoration of dwindling natural resources and on the promotion of marginalized groups. It believes in blending the traditional wisdom with new techniques to create long-term, sustainable and cost-effective means…

SDG 5SDG 1SDG 2
GMF Assessed

Swasti

India

Vision: Everyday Wellbeing For Everyone. We envision a world where everyone, especially the most vulnerable, can overcome barriers to well-being. By addressing socioeconomic and cultural inequalities, we aim to create inclusive health systems that prioritize the needs of all individuals and communities. Mission: 100 Million Healthy Days Our goal is to achieve 1 billion "healthy" days for vulnerable populations by 2030. Defined as days where individuals can engage in self-care, productivity, and happiness despite health challenges, these healthy days signify resilience and well-being.

SDG 3SDG 13
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Prajayatna

India

Our vision is to create a society that enables every child to live and thrive with dignity. Towards this, our mission is to to facilitate systemic reform towards quality education by developing an inclusive and competency-based approach to learning in a conducive ecosystem.

SDG 4
GMF Assessed

ARMMAN

India

Our Vision A world where every mother is empowered and every child is healthy. Our Mission ARMMAN leverages technology to enable healthy pregnancy and safe childhood by: - Addressing systemic gaps in health service delivery by strengthening health systems -Promoting healthcare-seeking practices by the community -Creating evidence-based, cost-effective, scalable solutions using equity-based and gender-transformative approaches

SDG 5SDG 3SDG 10

Orissa State Volunteers and Social Workers Association (OSVSWA)

India

OUR VISION To meaningfully contribute as a federator and catalyst in the social change process toward a just, peaceful, empowered, functional, harmonious, and sustainable human society. We are dedicated to bringing long-lasting positive impacts on the livelihoods and lives of the underprivileged, women, children, youth, and isolated communities, ensuring their all-round development. We aim to create impactful change in civil society through technology-driven research and innovation. OUR MISSION In order to achieving immediate and lasting change in the lives and livelihoods of the unprivileged, disadvantaged and marginalized and weaker sections of the society, OSVSWA to empower and buildup capacity of…

SDG 5SDG 1SDG 2
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Mahita

India

Mahita envisions a society characterized by health, self-reliance, and equality, where marginalized communities, particularly women and girl children, are afforded equal opportunities and rights with dignity, free from discrimination and exploitation. Mahita's mission is to serve as a catalyst for change, empowering both individuals and communities to unlock their potential and journey towards holistic development. They are committed to ensuring the comprehensive growth of children while safeguarding them from exploitation and abuse.

SDG 5SDG 3SDG 10

Population Services International

India

Our mission Healthy life, Happy life Our vision Transforming the lives of the underserved in the country by scaling diversified, affordable, innovative health solutions through technology integration and high-performing team and, grow as a most trusted partner of all our stakeholders in the public health area.

SDG 3
GMF Assessed

Sustainable Environment and Ecological Development Society (SEEDS)

India

SEEDS VISION​: Transforming the vulnerable into resilient and thriving communities​. SEEDS MISSION​: Equipping the most vulnerable with appropriate tools and technologies, sharing knowledge and skills and promoting linkages among stakeholders to prevent loss of life and suffering.​

Ummeed Child Development Center

India

To ensure all children with, or at risk of, developmental disabilities reach their maximum potential and be included in society.

SDG 3SDG 4SDG 10
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Udayan Care

India

Vision: Making Young Lives Shine Mission: Udayan Care, with family strengthening as its core, provides nurturing and safe spaces to at-risk children and youth; empowers vulnerable adolescent girls through higher education; offers underserved communities digital and vocational training – to enable them to build agency and lead a dignified life. Through research, training, and conferences, Udayan Care advocates for evidence-based practices and impacts policies on family strengthening and alternative care for children and youth without parental care.

SDG 5SDG 4SDG 8

Muktangan Education Trust

India

To create an inclusive and an empowered world that enables everyone to live in harmony with a right to freedom of expression, respect and with integrity To encourage and support communities, through networking, to reflect and evolve sustainable, learner-friendly, holistic educational programs, drawing on the learnings of the ever-upgrading Muktangan model

SDG 4

Kolkata Sanjog Initiatives

India

Sanjog India’s goal is to facilitate social equity between dominant and marginalised groups—across genders, socio-economic classes, ethnic identities and castes—through strategically designed, systemic-change-oriented interventions, education and collaborations. We work so that those at the sharpest edges of violence, stigma and exclusion—survivors of trafficking, migrants, queer and disabled communities, informal workers—can lead the agendas that shape their lives, turning stories into power and support into solidarity, until justice, care, livelihoods and mental health become everyday rights, not exceptions.

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