Support Atma in investing in visionary leaders and high potential organisations to transform the education landscape of India

We invest in visionary leaders and high-potential organisations to transform the education landscape of India

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78% of people in India agree that those with less education, less money and fewer resources are being unfairly burdened with most suffering, risk of illnesses and need to sacrifice due to the pandemic.

*Edelmans Trust Barometer: 2021 report

Social entrepreneurs can play a key role in solving the complex challenges in our country by building solutions that emerge from a deep understanding of the need on the ground.

Given their proximity to grassroots community groups and understanding of local realities, NGOs have played a critical role in supporting the most vulnerable communities through the pandemic, enabling last-mile connections where government services were unable to reach those in need.

- India Philanthropy Report 2022 | Bain & Company

NGOs intentionally investing in organisational development grew annual expenditure on average 15% more each year over a five-year period than NGOs that were not making those investments.

- Building Strong, Resilient NGOs in India: Time for New Funding Practices, Report by The Bridgespan Group

To build sustainability and scalability, organisations require hand-holding support.

Most of us have come from the NGO sector and don't necessarily come with an entrepreneurial background. So, we require capacity building training to put structures in place.

-Ishita Manek, Co-founder of Rubaroo

We have impacted 1001 NGOs in 2021-22, the highest in our history

The kind of things we have done in the last three years would have taken me ten years to do if Atma wasn’t there.

-Brother Ranjith, Director of Montfort Care

Empowered leaders, transformational change

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