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Lake Gardens Women & Children Development Centre (LGWCDC) lgwcdc@hotmail.com West Bengal LGWCDC is working with an integrated holistic developmental approach wherein joyful learning, remedial education, opportunities for mainstreaming, health care, vocational skills training for income generation are provided to the girl children residing in the targeted slums |
| Nature, Environment, Wildlife Society (NEWS)
contact@naturewildlife.org West Bengal NEWS has been working in the Sundarban region for over 25 years. The organization contributes to climate and coastal protection through the long-term rehabilitation and protection of tropical man-grove ecosystems. In addition, NEWS is committed for the conservation of ecology and environ-ment, wildlife, natural resources and sustainable livelihoods for an improved environment |
| Society for Peoples’ Awareness (SPAN)
info@spanvoice.org West Bengal Founded by a group of social workers, cultural activists, journalists, and students in the year 1989 in Kolkata, to address the issues of education and health of the urban-displaced and evicted communities in the city. SPAN’s area of engagement includes – child rights, with special focus on protection, education & participation of urban and rural children, and particular focus on child budgeting; youth led development; gender with focus on increased participation of women in social and economic sectors and in the political arena; and community development with focus on rural communities. |
| The ant (Action Northeast Trust)
Assam The ant (operating in Chirang district) focuses on women’s and girls’ empowerment, community health, child and youth development, sustainable development of disadvantaged populations, and justice and peacebuilding, and provides capacity building |
| People’s Action for Development (PAD), Assam
padassam@gmail.com Assam PAD is committed to improving the lives and livelihoods of Adivasi people and other tribal minorities in Assam, India. PAD’s work covers three key themes: Education, Climate Change and Social Justice |
| North-East Affected Area Development Society (NEADS)
neads_jorhat@yahoo.co.in Assam NEADS is a volunteers centered grassroot development organisation founded in the year 1985. Presently, the interventions of the society include Disaster Risk Reduction and Humanitarian Response, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH), Food Security & Vulnerable Livelihood, Education and Children, Gender Justice & Development working across in the nine districts of Upper Assam region. |
| Social Action for Appropriate Transformation & Advancement in Rural Areas-SATRA
Assam SATRA is a grassroot level NGO based in Sipajhar of Darrang District in Assam, India & has been working to organize and empower rural poor to promote development as a liberating force for achieving social justice, economic growth, self-reliance & creating a peaceful society. SATRA was formed in the year 2002 by a group of social activists of Assam with the motto PEOPLE FOR DEVELOPMENT, DEVELOPMENT FOR PEOPLE |
| InSIDe-North East (InSIDE NE)
Manipur InSIDe NE is youth-focused, youth-led, youth-engaged with gender as a cross-cutting theme and works in the field of education, personal development and skill building for income generation. The organization works with Life Skill Education, sports, music and peace education |
| CWG (Centre for Women and Girls)
infocwg11@gmail.com, http://cwgmanipur.org/index.php/about/ Manipur CWG actively advocates for justice and support for women and girls. For the past 10 years, CWG has served as a point of contact for survivors of domestic violence, providing legal assistance, operating aid facilities, and offering emergency assistance to women and children facing any form of violence |
| MANEDA
Manipur MANEDA works exclusively with children and young women. The organization focuses on education and training opportunities, as well as support services through Child Line. The organization follows an inclusive approach and works with people with and without disabilities |
| Abhivyakti Foundation
Jharkhand Abhivyakti Foundation is presently working with 4000 households in 8 districts of Jharkhand with the disadvantaged communities including the mica dependent communities. The organization has specific focus on the child population and intervention programmes include nurturing child agencies in form of Bal Manch |
| LEADS (Life Education and Development Support)
leadsindiajh@gmail.com Jharkhand LEADS has diversified human resources experts in the field of Child Rights, Anganwadi, RTE Act 2009, Child labour, Convergence and linkages with entitlements, livelihood, school education, participatory planning, RTI-2005, women empowerment, promoting CBOs, Entitlement realisation, Organic farming, plantation, clean energy, MGNREGA, skill building on various trades, Research and advocacy at state national and international level etc |
| Lok Kalyan Seva Kendra
lkskpakur@gmail.com Jharkhand The organization focuses on working for children and women from Schedule Tribes, Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs), and Dalits. The main crux of the work revolves around the eradication of social issues that predominate in the region, such as the dowry system, child marriage, child labour, women victims of domestic violence, adolescent girls, women, and children trafficking, and livelihood opportunities for single women headed households |
| Savera Foundation
saverafoundation.tisri@gmail.com https://www.saverafoundation.com/ Jharkhand Savera Foundation is dedicated to work with the poorest of the poor and most marginalized sections including women, children and men (Dalits and Tribals) towards providing them a dignified life. Since the inception the main focus areas have been education, health & sanitation, community organization, livelihood enhancement, agriculture development, gender equality and Dalit rights |
| Samarpan
samarpanjharkhand@gmail.com https://samarpanjharkhand.org/ Jharkhand Samarpan started as a campaign launched with the aim to bring the children involved in the illegal mica mines of Koderma into the mainstream of education by freeing them. Samarpan has continued to drive initiatives towards capacity building, fostering partnerships, ensuring entitlements, water conservation, livelihood, and making a lasting impact on the health and rights of marginalized people |
| Development Agency for Poor and Tribal Awakening (DAPTA)
dapta@rediffmail.com Odisha DAPTA has a vision that “marginalized poor in India can live without poverty and have access to equal opportunities.” The organization’s mission statement is “to work with marginalized poor to alleviate poverty by overcoming injustice and inequality that cause it, and to live a meaningful life with sustain-ably protected environment and biodiversity. |
| Living Farms
livingfarmsoffice@gmail.com Odisha The organization is a grassroot development organization that creates a shared space where Adivasi and Dalit farmers, youths, and small and marginalized farmers from other communities, along with fellow designers build and strengthen solidarity among themselves |
| People’s Cultural Centre (PECUC)
pecuc@hotmail.com Odisha PECUC has worked with children, women and the elderly, from socio-economically challenged communities in the state of Odisha, focusing on such issues as – child rights, empowerment of women, responding to emergency situations through humanitarian aid, health & sanitation, promoting democracy, among other areas |