Showing 209 NGOs and social enterprises that are serving Migrant Labourers population
Aims to provide free prosthetic limbs, mobility aids, and rehabilitation support to empower individuals with disabilities.
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Establish care homes with Human facilities which ensure orphan children are trained enough to lead a self dependent life. Establish Educational institutions to provide free schooling to both BPL and orphaned children. To generate compassion among people, towards aged and special children.
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An Organization for Rural Reconstruction and Development
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₹ 26,112,117
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₹ 26,140,262
Drives positive change, sustainable development, empowerment of marginalized communities, and innovative action research through multiple beneficial programmes
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₹ 367,434,245
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₹ 367,434,245
Works to act as a facilitator to the “right” people, bringing them together, to come up with ideas and prototype solutions to social issues, later converting the collective wisdom to appropriate tools to imagine, think and solve such problems
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Sahara Jan Kalyan Samiti is a registered non-profit organization working since 2004 to improve education, healthcare, nutrition, women empowerment, and sustainable community development in rural and tribal areas of Madhya Pradesh, India.
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₹ 99,452,451
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₹ 99,452,451
Committed to making a lasting positive influence by broadening its efforts for social causes and strategically engaging with diverse communities on a national scale
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We visualize an exploitation- free civil society where People of all communities live with peace, justice, prosperity and enjoy their basic human rights and To aware the rural, urban people about their basic human rights and develop human resources for undertaking community planning.
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₹ 3,023,005
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₹ 4,265,603
Works towards economic empowerment and safeguarding fundamental rights for marginalized communities in rural and urban Odisha
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₹ 7,580,391
Total Expenses
₹ 7,258,541
Empower marginalized communities by promoting sustainable development, education, and environmental conservation through collaborative initiatives.
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The Salem Don Bosco Anbu Illam Social Service Society (DBAI) is a non-profit, non-governmental organisation that has been dedicated to the well-being of children, youth, and women, as well as community development since its inception in 1988. Our primary aim is to establish a just and equal society.
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Promotes comprehensive and sustainable development for both people and their surroundings
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₹ 22,865,491
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₹ 19,743,281
Works towards providing sustainable livelihood, education, gender equity, disaster risk reduction, and community engagement for capacity building, fostering self-help among communities.
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Empowers communities with knowledge and awareness of their rights and options
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Focuses on child development, welfare and building stability for migrant and poor families
Total Revenue
₹ 7,989,660
Total Expenses
₹ 8,436,558
