poverty alleviation

The Leap 300 model helps families escape extreme poverty in just 300 days through app-based selection, skill training, and business mentoring. With a 91% success rate, it enables participants to build sustainable livelihoods, boost incomes, and break generational poverty cycles.

A 71-year-old retired officer in Ahmedabad is changing lives by offering interest-free loans to street vendors, small business owners, and struggling families, proving impact has no age limit.

Payal Kumar left her family business to start Feed the Souls in Delhi. Driven by a desire to help those in need, her foundation now supports slum communities through food distribution, education, and empowering women with valuable skills.

“This programme can not only thrive in Jharkhand, but all over India,” says Siddharth Tripathi, a 1999-batch IFS officer.

While there are various organisations that assist communities and villages, it is essential to empower them to fight their own battles and find practices that remain sustainable.

The aim is to give every student a chance to fulfill their dreams and gain the respect they deserve as citizens of a free country, breaking the shackles of poverty.

The/Nudge Foundation in Bangalore alleviates poverty among underprivileged youth by equipping youngsters with soft skills that make them more employable.