Lighthouse Communities Foundation is on a mission to equip youth with agency and sustained livelihood opportunities. In addition, they aim to demonstrate socio-economic transformation across communities.
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Launch Girls empowers adolescent girls with 21st-century skills, entrepreneurial mindsets, and agency to transition successfully from school to work, breaking cycles of poverty and inequality. Its Girl Boss programme, adapted from MIT Sloan classes and research by the World Bank and World Economic Forum, helps underserved girls across India gain income generation skills.
Labhya partners with Indian state governments to integrate a daily well-being class into the school day for vulnerable children at scale.
Karya’s mission is to bring AI-based earning and learning opportunities to low income communities globally. Karya’S unique platform divides AI-data tasks into microtask for individuals needing supplementary income.
Karghewale identifies emerging artisan-designer-entrepreneurs (ADEs) and offers them an incubation program centered on creative agency. Karghewale helps ADEs design and create their own products, find markets, and supports them in stabilizing and growing their creative enterprises for the long run.
Kaarigar Clinic, India’s first rural business clinic for artisans, upholds the Gandhian philosophy of rural development by mentoring local artisans to strategically grow their traditional craft practices into self-sustaining businesses.
Intelehealth is a nonprofit delivering high-quality healthcare to regions without doctors through telemedicine. Using an open-source technology platform powered by an innovative digital health assistant, they connect patients and frontline health workers at the last mile with doctors, diagnostics, and medication.
Indian School of Democracy (ISD) is a nonpartisan organization with a mission to nurture principled grassroots politicians who possess the moral courage and imagination to strengthen Indian democracy and achieve sarvodaya, meaning the upliftment of all.
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India Development Review (IDR) is a knowledge and learning platform for the social sector. IDR publishes articles, lessons, and insights written by and for people working on some of India’s toughest challenges. Nonprofits, CSR initiatives, and funders use IDR’s articles, research, and knowledge to raise funds, improve projects, develop policy notes, and as teaching materials at global and Indian universities.
i-Saksham promotes women’s participation in social and economic life through a 2-year fellowship that trains local young women as ‘Leaders of Change.’ These leaders develop life skills in others and serve as role models.
