Where Are India’s Children (WAIC) envisions a future where every child in India is assured the right to a family through long-term changes in the adoption ecosystem. Their mission is to make every child in shelters visible to authorities through digitalization, ensure consistent and continuous evaluation for adoption eligibility, and drive sustainable change through adoption-related training and public awareness.
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Waatavaran has transformed the lives of forest-dwelling communities, restoring degraded landscapes and preserving biodiversity through community-led initiatives.
Uplift Mutuals provides mutual health microinsurance in India, where communities run their own health insurance. They have a women-led model of health risk sharing/protection that works through community governance aided by technology and has been tested across urban, rural, and tribal geographies.
Tisser aims to provide sustainable livelihoods by integrating supply chains, empowering artisans, streamlining producer groups, and strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem through IT innovations.
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Barefoot Edu Foundation (Barefoot) is dedicated to empowering school principals for transformative change in grassroots education. They equip principals with educational leadership skills to ACe: (i.e provide quality Academics, Co-curricular, and Edupreneurship) ensuring that every child has a strong foundation to think, feel, dream and drive meaningful change in their lives and communities.
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The Quest Center provides practical skills and job placements for students in Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, and Rajasthan. Using a video-based curriculum and hands-on projects, it partners with rural colleges for hybrid learning.
The Apprentice Project (TAP) empowers India’s under-served children to become leaders by teaching them technical and 21st-century skills via AI and ML-driven WhatsApp chatbots.
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ThatMate is a mental wellness app for adolescents (10-19 years). The application is built around three pillars: education/knowledge repository, self-awareness, and accessing professional assistance.
Tapasya works towards creating a local support system for families that have faced socio-economic disadvantages, making eligible government welfare schemes and services accessible. The three-pronged approach of Tapasya includes – community mobilization, collaborations & systemic capacity building.
Srujna empowers under-privileged women in India to achieve financial independence and become changemakers. It supports grassroots organisations through capacity building and enabling income generation.
