NGO

Displaced from Kashmir in 1989, Maya Kaul — mother of actor Manav Kaul — rebuilt her life in Madhya Pradesh through education, quietly turning survival into service. Today, at 73, she supports 60 anganwadis, helps women earn with dignity, and continues to nurture children and communities — never calling herself a changemaker, even as she transforms lives.

From Pune, a man is changing the futures of students from humble backgrounds. Through The Power of One Educational Trust, he provides not just financial support, but mentorship and guidance, helping academically talented students pursue their dreams.

In Tamil Nadu’s rural heartland, Aram Seiya Karam Koduppom (ASKK) is reshaping the future for children. Co-founded by Prthush and Kaali, ASKK renovates crumbling schools, replacing dull walls with bright murals, and offering students a fresh start in vibrant, inspiring spaces.

What started as a simple desire to help street dogs has transformed into 'Pawsitivity', a successful business led by Rimjhim Joshi Shende. Through affordable reflective and QR-enabled collars, she is making streets safer for animals while providing meaningful employment to women in need.

Started with the motive of giving back to the society, Shekhar Mahajan’s 'Sahyog Care For You' has successfully rescued 2,788 children via 148 successful rescue missions along with other Government departments, creating a dignified future for the young minds.

Lama Thupten Phuntsok started Manjushree Vidyapeeth in Arunachal Pradesh to help underprivileged and orphaned children. The school gives the students shelter, food, education, and hope for a better future. Here is how you can help.

Neenu Rathin was a homemaker searching for a deeper purpose in life. Only when she started volunteering did she discover her passion for social work. But, finding credible sources was easier said than done. So she went out to find a solution.

Nakshatra's NGO, Nammane Summane, houses hundreds, including people with disabilities, elderly individuals, and orphans abandoned by their families. Here's how you can help them with food and shelter.

In Kerala, a collective named Nanma Maram, or the tree of goodness, started as a community kitchen, but today works to empower the poor with education, jobs, palliative care, affordable healthcare, and more.