Sakshi

Since 2015, the organization has operated a Mobile Helpline for Women in distress, receiving support from Delhi Commission for Women, Govt of Delhi. This helpline covers 29 Police districts in Delhi and attends to various issues, including domestic violence, sexual assault, dowry violence, health-related concerns, and more. The team responds promptly to all cases, dispatching Police and DCW Mahila Help Line (MHL) counsellors to victims as required. Immediate assistance is provided, offering medical aid, legal support, counselling, and shelter if necessary, ensuring resolution for the distressed women.

Women Helped: 1089 since 2015
Geography: 29 Police districts of Delhi

Healthy Meal project aims to provide underprivileged children with balanced and nutritious meals, ensuring good health for better education. By offering 4700 meals daily in SAKSHI Centers and 700 breakfasts to Aanganwadi children, the program prevents child labor and supports holistic growth. Educating mothers about nutrition and family planning through community camps enhances the well-being of children and mothers. Addressing basic nourishment needs in slums, the mid-day meals initiative promotes sustainable education and nurtures children's physical development.

Children supported : 1200 Since 2012

The project aims to provide quality education to 1200 out-of-school children annually, promoting awareness and life skills for financial independence. The project covers pre-schoolers, marginalized street children, and low-literate youth, offering vocational training to empower them with self-confidence and chart their destinies. Emphasizing girl child education to break traditional barriers and create equal opportunities for all.

Children supported: 1200 since 2014

To mainstream children into regular schools remedial education, life skills and value based education is provided to underprivileged children up to eight standard.

The project offers digital learning to 20 government schools in Gurugram, Haryana, equipping children with essential IT skills that enhance their employability and prepare them for professional careers.

No of Schools: 20
Geography: Gurugram, Haryana

The project supports libraries in more than 100 MCD schools, providing access to a diverse range of books covering science, maths, social sciences, fiction, and current affairs. Children from underprivileged families, whose parents can't afford to buy books, benefit greatly from this initiative. Additionally, the project organizes hands-on learning sessions through storytelling, enriching the educational experience for young children.

No of schools: 100 MCD schools since 2007
Geography: Municipal Corporation of Delhi

The program aims to create employment opportunities for underprivileged adolescent girls and low-literate youth. Skills like computer, sewing, cutting & tailoring, beauty treatments, and basic IT empower them for financial independence and personal growth. The project establishes Vocational centers with skilled trainers to cater to their unique needs and enhance adaptability. It focuses on imparting education and skill development to promote a life of dignity and respect. Breaking the cycle of poverty, these non-seasonal skills significantly improve employment prospects and provide dependable livelihoods for families. The program also nurtures confidence through healthy peer interactions, fostering easy job placement.

No of beneficiaries since 2014: 2700