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Health & Nutrition(5)Gender Equality & Inclusion(3)Youth Empowerment(3)Education & Literacy(3)Organisation Development(2)Climate Action(2)Livelihoods & Economic Empowerment(2)Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)(2)Financial Inclusion & Microfinance(2)

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Pan-India(3)Madhya Pradesh(2)Assam(1)Uttar Pradesh(1)Bihar(1)Chhattisgarh(1)Jharkhand(1)Karnataka(1)

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Deesha Education Foundation

Deesha Education Foundation, formally called as DEESHA Group, is a social impact organisation transforming the eye-care and eye-donation ecosystem in India.

Endorsement (1)

GOONJ

GOONJ is a voluntary charitable non-profit institution and works to address basic but often ignored issues related to disaster relief/rehabilitation, water, sanitation, agriculture, environment, education, livelihood, etc.

Terms & Conditions Data Protection Policy

Rural & Urban Development

(2)

Community Development(2)

Policy Advocacy(1)

Child Welfare(1)

Civic & Governance(1)

(1)

Circular Economy Practices(1)

Fundraising(1)

Odisha

(1)

Rajasthan(1)

West Bengal(1)

Delhi(1)

Endorsement (2)

Ipas Development Foundation

Ipas Development Foundation (IDF) has been working in India for over 20 years to improve the sexual and reproductive health (SRH) ecosystem in the country.

Endorsement (5)

MAMTA Health Institute for Mother and Child

MAMTA's capacity building efforts are designed to create a sustainable impact by empowering individuals, community institutions and strengthening the public and private health systems.

Endorsement (3)

Pahar Foundation

We work to ensure that all children from tribal villages complete their education, women and youth lead with confidence, health systems are accessible, and tribal villages thrive through sustainable local livelihoods.