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ATDC has emerged as India’s Largest Vocational Training Network for the Apparel Sector with over 75 ATDCs including 25 ATDC-IGNOU Community Colleges and over 50 SMART Centres and Skill Camps at present in major Apparel clusters spread across 20 states Pan India.
Bunyaad Foundation has been created with a clear mandate of reaching out to the underprivileged rural and urban youth and to inculcate among them a spirit of attaining heights and to facilitate a change. Aim is to help youth gain that escape velocity which causes them to break out of the gravitational pull that holds them back and the tendency to believe that achieving heights is not their cup of tea but of the elite and the belief that all worldly comforts are meant for the elite, we are here to break this myth.
The idea that propels Bunyaad Foundation is based on the non-negotiable principle that every individual should have access to quality education as a matter of right. Besides academics they focus on the significance of vocational training and life skills to help youth get gainful employment for better livelihood. The expertise of Bunyaad Foundation lies in working with the youth with special focus on rural India. Considerably that is also, one of the major sectors, where maximum intervention is needed. They are also the communities, which have time and again been excluded from the purview and scope of national program that have otherwise claimed major impact.
Bunyaad Foundation has been created with a clear mandate of reaching out to the underprivileged rural and urban youth and to inculcate among them a spirit of attaining heights and to facilitate a change. Aim is to help youth gain that escape velocity which causes them to break out of the gravitational pull that holds them back and the tendency to believe that achieving heights is not their cup of tea but of the elite and the belief that all worldly comforts are meant for the elite, we are here to break this myth.
The idea that propels Bunyaad Foundation is based on the non-negotiable principle that every individual should have access to quality education as a matter of right. Besides academics they focus on the significance of vocational training and life skills to help youth get gainful employment for better livelihood. The expertise of Bunyaad Foundation lies in working with the youth with special focus on rural India. Considerably that is also, one of the major sectors, where maximum intervention is needed. They are also the communities, which have time and again been excluded from the purview and scope of national program that have otherwise claimed major impact.
St Stephen’s Hospital, the oldest and one of the largest private Hospitals in Delhi, registered under the Society Act of 1968-69 issued by the Registrar, Firms and Society, Delhi. Established in 1985 as an NGO, it is located in Delhi, its main focusing area is health apart from that they are also serve vocational training, Education, Shelter home for old age people and conduct rescue operations to rehabilitate to homeless, it has a big entity as MNGO (mother NGO) for homeless.
Brave Souls Foundation, registered as a Trust under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 since July 2021, is a collective of social activists, lawyers, researchers, and socially committed individuals working to prevent acid attacks and gender-based violence. The organization is dedicated to the holistic rehabilitation of victims by providing legal support, medical care, counseling, and economic assistance. It actively pursues justice through legal advocacy and supports survivors in navigating the judicial system. Brave Souls also conducts awareness programs and social campaigns to educate communities, promote gender sensitivity, and foster a supportive environment for survivors to heal and rebuild their lives.
Global Vikas Trust (GVT), founded in 2016, is a non-profit working to boost farmers’ income and promote rural development. Active in 27 districts across Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat, GVT has empowered 25,900+ farmers through modern farming, improved cropping, and innovative marketing—raising incomes to over Rs. 1 lakh per acre. The organization has also planted 5.5 crore fruit trees, enhancing both livelihoods and environmental sustainability.
MV Foundation’s approach is grounded in the belief that no child should work, and all children aged 5-14 must be in school. Adopting an area-based strategy rather than a target-based one, the foundation works to ensure every child attends school full-time. For out-of-school children, plans are made to withdraw them from work and prepare them for school integration. For those already in schools, efforts focus on retention and preventing disruption. This comprehensive approach prevents child labor, protects children’s rights, and aims to establish & child labor-free zones & as a model for others to follow.