Pure Devotion Foundation started in difficult times of Covid-19 to help the widows of Vrindavan who were facing food scarcity due to the lockdown. Started serving 80 matajis in the first month we reached 800 + within a few months and right now we are taking care of 1000 widows in Vrindavan, Goverdhan, Radha Kund, and Haridwar. Since the last two years, we have greatly impacted the lives of these widows who are abandoned by their families.Being shelterless at their advanced age and thousands of km away from their home town they have to face many challenges. They don't even have a proper shelter to stay in, so the last option is to beg or do domestic work in various homes. At this time we come to help them so that they don't have to beg or do any hard labour at this age. These widows come here from Bengal and engage themselves in Krishna bhakti sincerely to get Mukti in this life. So we take care that they don't have to worry about day-to-day needs and they can peacefully perform their sadhana bhajan. Our main purpose is that at this last stage of life they shouldn’t get disturbed for basic necessities, but should do their bhakti peacefully and achieve their aim Mukti for which they have come here.

Pure devotion foundation

Vimukti Sanstha is a registered society (No. 204/Jaipur,04-05) providing free education, vocational training and career development opportunities to vulnerable, less-privileged girls dwelling in urban-slum areas.Moved by witnessing that daughter of her domestic help was discriminated against her brother and not sent to school, Ms. Lavalina Sogani started Vimukti Sanstha in 2004 with 20 girls to combat and overcome the discrimination against the girl child through literacy and education.Parents of most of the girls are daily wage earners and hence do not have a regular income. Alcoholism is rampant amongst men in such families and the financial burden of providing for the family ends up on women. Mothers of most of our students work as domestic help, earn barely enough to take care of their families basic needs. 95% of the students at Vimukti are from socially backward classes including minority communities.

Vimukti Sanstha

‘Naya Sawera’ is one of the leading Youth Base, registered Non-Government &amp; Not-For-Profit Charitable Organization registered under the Societies Registration Act working for the welfare of the people of different underprivileged sections of society by various means.Some of the initiatives and campaigns that we have launched throughout the years include:"Snehachal"- Under the banner of the 'Snehachal' campaign, Naya Sawera established an open shelter home for child labourers and began working around the clock to help these children break free from this cruel cycle. His main goal is to give these children a better life, provide them with a better environment, reunite them with their families, and raise awareness among their parents about the implications and destructive effects of child labour. In the last year and a half, Naya Sawera has successfully reunited over 200 children with their families.    "Day's of Pride"-  We at Naya Sawera have taken the initiative of providing sanitary pads to the maximum possible women each month with proper records. Under the campaign Days of Pride, we have distributed around 56,000 packets of Sanitary Pads (Total pads around 5 Lakh) to girls/Ladies mostly belonging to government schools and slums who can't afford each month such necessity to spread awareness about health and hygiene since May 2016 through 5 Sanitary Pads Bank. “Kokh - Pehla Kadam”:- We are caring for pregnant women as part of our programme to reduce the Maternal Mortality Rate in India. For the first nine months, we provide them with adequate vitamins and nourishment. We've additionally extended this service for one month following delivery. Again, awareness is a crucial component of this strategy. We make an effort to educate women and their families about safe pregnancy practices. As an added benefit to society, if a female child is born under our arrangement, we will provide a scholarship to cover her educational expenses."Shrishti"- This project focuses on the environmental issues. Its goal is to ensure the ability of the earth to nurture life in all its diversity. We focus on issues like global warming, deforestation, wastage of energy, improper disposal of waste, etc. We strive to inspire action, using awareness, communication, training and advocacy as primary tools. We have weekly and monthly events and programs through which we contribute as much as we can."Aatmanirbhar"- With this campaign, our organisation hopes to provide women with jobs by setting up a self-help group for them. To make a living, the ladies will engage in a variety of productive tasks, such as making carry bags and other items.We believe that engaging women in productive activities would help them enhance their families' financial well-being while also allowing them to develop their skills."Sarthak"- Under this initiative, we constructed a residence exclusively for our older citizens. Depending on our residents' needs, we offer different services such as adult day care, long-term stays, and short stays. We will provide various amenities to our residents, including medical treatment, recreation and entertainment, food and nutrition, safety and security, and many others.

Naya Sawera Society

DISHA, is a Resource Centre for Multiple Disabilities. It is a nonprofit organization, started in 1995, with 17 children, which became more than hundred with in a year. Today Disha has come a long way with its ‘inclusive approach’ in the rehabilitation, care and inclusion of children and adults with multiple disabilities. Presently Disha has over 165 children. The journey behind has inspired, motivate and above all proven us that inspite of the challenges, these special ones can overcome the barrier with empathy &amp; encouragement and they can lead a life of dignity and self respect. This is evident in the success stories of our students, winning medals at state, national and international levels, they are being placed for employment in some organizations of repute.

Disha Foundation

Pushp-kiran Union for Real Enlightenment (popularly known as PURE India Trust) started in March 2013, with a mission to provide quality Education &amp; Employment opportunities in rural &amp; semi-urban areas of Delhi NCR &amp; Rajasthan. We focus on below areas:Employment •      Entrepreneurship Development  •      Skill Development Education•      Education centers •      Student Career Guidance &amp; Mentoring •      Scholarships for higher Education Sustainability &amp; Village Development •      Water Conservation (Anicut, Check dam, Pond) •      Environment Infrastructure Development (School, Aganwaries)•      Health &amp; Sanitation Activities    Vision Our vision is to become India's most trusted and preferred NGO for implementing sustainable solutions. Mission·      Help 10,000+ youth to become Entrepreneurs by 2025·      Provide Education support to 100,000+ students by 2025

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CULP as a non-profit NGO was constituted by professionals and social activists in 2001 with the vision as "towards learning and democratic society" and mission ‘to make learning unfold and develop in an environment of mutuality and discovery’ and its key objective is to bring positive change in society towards Child Rights, social and gender equity among girl children at risk of marginalization and low academic achievements.CULP began its journey with an innovative collaborative ‘Pehchan’ project – for ensuring quality education to out-of-school adolescent girls of marginalized communities in rural Rajasthan in 2002. The innovation allows self-paced learning in vertical grouping of learners and it was deemed as a success. The project also addresses the issues of child labour, early and forced child marriage, and young people’s sexual and reproductive rights through life skill training.Subsequently, based on success of the initiative it was up-scaled along with new initiatives related to protection and education rights of children in new habitations of 6 districts for strengthening school system through mobilization of CBOs and parents, academic support to teachers for developing their professional skills, bridge courses for mainstreaming of out-of-school children and compensatory education to low performing girls for secondary school level. CULP has reached-out to 14.6 lakh people, directly benefited to about 4.75 lakh children in 7 districts.CULP views itself as a learning organization that designs evidence-based contextualized interventions with active participation of the stakeholders and their empowerment to meet the challenges and mitigate problems with two-pronged mission – working with missionary zeal and accomplishing mission with strategic planning with mid-course reviews and course-corrections along with conducting action researches.All projects of the organization are implemented in collaboration with the state government line departments (viz. education, child rights, SJE, WCD, TAD, Labour, Health, IT) to strengthen the government system for effective compliance of laws / policies / schemes / programs at grass-root level in different districts.CULP is also invited for meetings of governmental education and social projects; approached as technical support agency for teachers’ education and evaluation/impact studies. CULP is also part of several networks at Global (Girls Not Brides), national and state level (FORCES, National RtE Consortium, Dasra) for advocacy on policy issues related to rights of children, girls, women, and people of deprived communities.CULP as a professional group research component is an integral part of all its interventions which helps to understand the ground reality of education and development in various socio-geographical situations, developing plans for new interventions, revising existing plans based on identified issues and new learning and sharing on larger platform for advocacy. Therefore, the staff members are encouraged to conduct both Action and Responsive researches to keep on improving various activities of the organization as well as addition to conventional body of knowledge.CULP has also organized about 55 research studies (Action Research studies, Baseline, Midline/review and evaluation, Impact studies) sponsored by the Government, UN Agencies and INGOs. The organization has also contributed to various research periodicals and presented papers in national and international conferences.Currently, the following programs/projects are in diverse socio-geographical settings for four districts (viz. Tonk, Banswara, Jaipur and Dausa) in addition to the technical support to both Government and NGOs: (i) Pehchan for educating out of-school adolescent girls in Tonk district (ii) Child Rights for Change and Legacy Education project for reducing child labour and migration through education-based initiative supported in tribal area of Banswara district; (iii) Digital Education (Druv project) in Jaipur district; (iv) Strengthening ICDS Services (including preprimary education) in Dausa district; (iv) Technical Support to TAD for Teachers Education for strengthening Maa-Bari Education Centres in ten tribal districts; (v) Strengthening the monitoring system for out-of-school children &amp; EMIS through UNICEF Country office; (vi) Research and Studies; (vii) Networking and Advocacy on Policy Issues related to Children, women and Dalits (SC, ST / Dalits).CULP interventions support the government efforts to meet four SDGs: 4 (Quality Education), 5 (Gender Equality), 10 (Reduced inequalities), and 17 (Partnerships). It undertakes collaborative projects to strengthen public school system for ensuring quality education of children and empowering adolescent girls of marginalized communities.CULP’s work won recognized by receiving prestigious awards/certificates of appreciations/accreditation, some are: Dasra Girl Power Award 2014 in Education ; India NGO Award 2015; Gold Certificate by GuideStarIndia for Accountability &amp; Transparency (2015); Certificate of Appreciation by EdelGive Foundation (2017); Swami Vivekananda &amp; Sister Margaret Award (2017) for outstanding work in Social Development; Certificate of Appreciation &amp; Trophy (RSCPCR, UNICEF &amp; ActionAid, 2017); Accredation by Credibility Alliance for Transparency and Accountability (2017). Recent Awards (2018-19): (i) Rajasthan NGO Leadership Award 2018; (ii) The Common-wealth Award (CASTME 2018) to the founder chairperson and Senior Fellow; and The founder Core team member and Pehchan Project Manager has been short-listed as a finalist (Education) for CIIF Woman Exemplar Program, 2019 and she has been felicitated on 4th April 2019 at New Delhi.CULP’s Average Annual Budget is INR 1.6 Crores.

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It is said that the only thing constant in life is change. A lot has happened since we began our work with marginalized communities about 19 years ago back in 2001. Various policy changes in government and resulting developments have been instrumental in making us review and revise our own systems and policies at Vatsalya. If you read our latest annual report, you will see a lot of these changes being implemented in the form of a number of major initiatives, the most significant and consequential being our Seven-to-Seven program for destitute children. This new program has replaced our full-time residential care program which has benefited hundreds of orphaned and abandoned children over the last 18 years. Secondly, after becoming a fully solar-energy operated campus, Vatsalya is also taking a lead in other environmental interventions, hoping to make it a cleaner and healthier place for us all to live. There are other exciting initiatives being launched, in addition.In the areas of health and HIV/AIDS, we have been fortunate to have the sustained financial support of the state government as well as a major corporate house. The projects on HIV/AIDS are continuing with the decade-old support of RSACS and JK Tyre, particularly in treating Sexually Transmitted Infection including HIV and AIDS. As part of these projects, we have conducted numerous health camps with outreach community services including treating HIV patients and their counseling. The skill development and economic empowerment projects for women, including commercial sex workers, are implemented in Ajmer and Jaipur with the support of Anchal (USA), iPartner (UK), Anoothi (India) and Fullerton (India). Hundreds of women are earning a decent livelihood as a result of this project.Our residential care program for street children has been modified and transformed in a major way about which you will read in detail in the report. Our cherished partners in this life-changing mission are multiple small foundations, private charities and individuals from across the world who are committed to support us in facilitating the holistic development of poor children. Our renewable energy team has made the entire campus a carbon-free zone and the volunteers from Australia have provided significant support in it by not only raising funds for it but also by being there on the ground, assisting our team to build various systems and resources for a cleaner and greener environment. Namaste India Children’s Fund (USA), Benares Schoolfund Foundation (The Netherlands), Give Foundation (India) and many of our long term friends remain with us as strong and committed supporters. Some are as old as the organization itself! The school library building and the Vatsalya Science Center are our two new great additions to the campus that will go a long way in helping children enhance their learning and knowledge. Completion of the Black Belt Karate program has been one of the greatest achievements this year. Our blessings are countless and we feel very grateful for being so privileged.

Vatsalya, Jaipur

Jagriti envisions eradicating illiteracy amongst underprivileged children across slums by imparting quality value-based education and vocational training to their families, for a happy and dignified life. Jagriti began its foundation with the mission to provide social services such as providing relief aid, uplifting slums to be cleaner, organ donation camps, providing free mobile mortuary services, etc. However, soon it was realized that no issue can be tackled well unless the people on the receiving end are educated. It was then that Jagriti decided to dedicate the majority of itself to the cause of education. It all started with a slum school in Jaipur where students were studying amidst dense sewer water under a tin shade. Jagriti initiated the construction of rooms, make proper toilets and water stations for the students and provide them with amenities such as suitable classroom furniture, set up computer labs, libraries, etc. Starting from there to today, Jagriti has a total of 18 schools as many as 5300 underprivileged students are getting value-based education absolutely free of cost.  Engaged in the development of underprivileged families of the society by Empowering women by organizing free of cost vocational training courses

Jagriti

The gap between poor and rich is increasing at such a pace that it seems no effort is been made to overcome this situation. The country which expects the feeling of national from its sons of the soil expects proactive role in the country’s development, expects contribution in reducing poverty, making the environment better for human lives, most of the sons of the soil are so busy in such a stress condition that has become a habit for them. The economic pressure on the common man is increasing day by day. The problems such as drinking water, employment, environment, education, health, castes and communication problems are becoming major obstacles in the development of the country. The increasing crowd in cities is making our villages vacant. Agriculture has become such an expensive occupation that a poor person who was sustaining their livelihood on agriculture has been doing labour work due to increasing economic pressure.The working capacity of the people is decreasing fastly because the poor are devoid of nutritious food and is unable to feed themselves properly. The inner confidence has been low and dissatisfaction has rooted deeply in the minds of human beings. To tackle such serious problems with the greater people’s participation and involvement Prayas Kendra Sanstha Harsoli started working in 1991 with its sincere efforts.

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