Our Project
Portfolio
We actively manage eight diverse social impact verticals targeting specific
demographics
Project Kshitij
This flagship initiative focuses on rebuilding hope for the children of sex workers. Operating in three phases, we start with foundational education and mentorship, move to providing hygiene kits and nutritional support, and eventually offer financial literacy to families. Our goal is to break the cycle of stigma and open doors to new opportunities.
Project Neev
Focused on bridging the educational gap, Neev provides a layered learning ecosystem for underserved children and rural youth. Beyond basic literacy, we enhance employability through resume building, LinkedIn training, and skill workshops. Our goal is to transform first-generation learners into skilled, confident individuals ready to navigate the modern academic and professional world.
Project Swabhimaan
This initiative fights menstrual stigma and empowers adolescent girls in government schools and slums. We will conduct regular sanitary pad distribution drives and “Periods are Normal” campaigns to ensure hygiene access. Beyond health, we focus on physical safety through self-defense training, ensuring women feel confident, secure, and dignified in their daily lives.
Project Aarogyam
Dedicated to promoting preventive healthcare, Aarogyam fosters a culture of wellness through health camps and pediatric check-ups. Our mission is to ensure equitable access to basic medical resources, hygiene education, and donor awareness for underserved communities.
Project Shaakha
Shaakha aims to drive eco-consciousness through tangible environmental action. We plan to combat climate change via “Vriksha Abhiyan” plantation drives and community plastic management workshops. By engaging local RWAs in green talks and DIY recycling sessions, the project seeks to build sustainable green lungs for the city and foster responsible earth citizens.
Project Sparsh
Sparsh is designed to bridge the generational gap by fostering deep connections with the elderly. We plan to visit old-age homes to conduct digital literacy sessions, helping seniors navigate technology, while also performing space makeovers to improve their living conditions. Through compassion and companionship, we aim to reduce isolation and restore dignity to their golden years.
Project Manodaya
Recognizing the rising pressure on youth, Manodaya strives to destigmatize mental health issues on campus. We will create safe spaces through “Tea & Talk” circles and anonymous confession boxes. By organizing Mental Health Day Carnivals and Buddy Programs, we aim to prioritize emotional well-being, ensuring every student has access to support.
Project Pehchaan
Pehchaan will celebrate the unsung heroes of our institution—the support staff. Through “Pehchaan Diaries,” a planned bilingual digital storytelling series, we will highlight their life journeys. We also intend to conduct digital literacy sessions for guards and cleaners, aiming to bridge social divides and instill a profound sense of dignity of labor.
