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We are a full stack B2B F&B technology company delivering food solutions for corporates. Our vision is to enhance the productivity of corporate employees by providing them a technology-driven food experience which is safe, healthy and evolving constantly.

Myna Mahila Foundation is on a mission to empower women in India about menstrual hygiene and end period poverty. We are an NGO led by women in the community who manufacture sanitary pads, sell these pads door to door in Mumbai's urban slums and break menstruation taboos.

SNEHA (Society for Nutrition, Education and Health Action) is a secular, Mumbai based non-profit organization. It was founded in 1999 by Dr. Armida Fernandez and a group of leading Neonatologists, who together believed that to bring about a substantial change in the health status of the most vulnerable communities, it is necessary to adopt preventive strategies that encompass health and nutrition education. SNEHA works across 4 large public health areas, seeking to improve the health and nutrition of women and children, living in the most vulnerable urban informal settlements: (a) Maternal and Newborn Health (b) Child Health and Nutrition (c) Adolescent Health and Gender Equity (d) Gender-based Violence against Women and Children SNEHA's integrated life-cycle approach seeks to break the inter-generational cycle of poor health, a major by-product of poverty and deprivation. Its life-cycle approach intervenes at critical junctures: adolescence, pregnancy, child-birth, post-partum and early childhood, to bring about improvements in health and nutrition of communities, living in the margins of a mega polis, for which health might not be a priority. SNEHA's tested approach to deliver interventions through partnerships with existing public infrastructure enables us not only to leave behind sustained impact within the infrastructure but also to reach scale. Directed by senior experts with decades of experience in state and municipal governments, SNEHA is in a unique position to form long-term collaborations with the public infrastructure. Our current public sector partners include the World Bank-funded Integrated Child Development Scheme and seven municipal corporations.

Our Core Areas - Healthcare • Education • Food and Hunger • Women Empowerment #LetsPledge #PledgeFoundation Visit 🌐 to know more!

Indus Action was founded by Harvard students with the vision of solving India's deep-rooted problems via public policy. The organization seeks to identify the wide gaps that exist in policy framing and their grassroots implementation. It also aims to mobilize public resources and empower communities to bridge that gap.Indus Action's first campaign was launched in 2013 to support the effective implementation of Section 12(1)(c) of the Right to Education Act, 2005. Under this section it is mandatory for unaided, non-minority private schools to reserve at least 25% of seats in Nursery, KG and Class 1 for children belonging to disadvantaged and economically weaker sections.

We, Thaagam Foundation, a Non-Government Organisation, is working towards uplifting the livelihoods of all living beings. Started in 2018, We have been feeding the homeless,Stray dogs and Planting trees ever since. We Not only feed them but also identify, research and rescue them. We are registered...

AASHMAN FOUNDATION is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women, supporting single income families, and providing education and development opportunities for underprivileged children. They focus on healthcare, education, and environmental ...

At CRY, we believe that all children have infinite potential - irrespective of gender, caste or socioeconomic backgrounds. We are an Indian non-profit organisation, founded by Rippan Kapur in 1979, that believes in every child’s right to a happy childhood - to live, learn, grow and play. For nearly 4 decades, CRY and its 200 project partners have worked with parents and communities to ensure lasting change in the lives of over 3 million underprivileged children in India.