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NGOs IN PUNE
Pune, renowned for its educational institutions and progressive outlook, is also home to diverse non-profits that are proactively fostering social change in many sectors. These various organizations take on a myriad of issues related to the education of underprivileged children, healthcare, women's empowerment, environmental awareness and skills development throughout the city. Let's look at some of the NGOs in Pune that are providing shifts for substantial numbers of people.
Paoolwaat Trust
A non-governmental organization, Paoolwaat Trust, empowers rural communities through education, skills development, and sustainability. Founded in 2013 by a group of Pune professionals, Paoolwaat Trust was created to foster sustainable self-reliance and discourage urban migration. Programs of the organization focus on technical education, agriculture, health, and community development to positively affect lives for persistent, reformed social change.
Spread Happiness Foundation (SHF)
Spread Happiness Foundation (SHF) is an NGO formed by a group of altruistic young professionals who want to serve society by creating awareness on basic hygiene, environmental protection and educating the uneducated masses. Spread Happiness Foundation is registered under the Bombay Public Trust Act 1950. It intends to create a sound environmental and ecological order by plantation of new saplings, protecting the existing trees, creating pollution awareness in students through an Environmental Awareness program, and involving students from schools, colleges and universities in environmental protection and awareness through Environment Education and effective training. Apart from this, the organization is active in social service for the deprived and marginal class of people. The organization also works for migrants.
Seva Sahayog Foundation
Seva Sahayog Foundation (SSF) is a non-governmental organization and voluntary organization started in 2005 & incorporated as a company in 2009 under the Companies Act, 2013. The SSF has been established as a result of a family get together where the individuals involved (who formed the SSF) have committed to potentially spend either some time and capacity or their life for the welfare of society, particularly focusing on the rehabilitation of persons living in urban slums in India. The organisation is devoted to empowering economically and socially disadvantaged communities in urban slums through interventions in education, women's empowerment, health, environment, rural development and holistic child development.
Savitri Bai Phule Samajik Seva Pratistan
Savitri Bai Phule Samajik Seva Pratistan is a charitable trust registered under the Society Registration Act, 1860 and the Mumbai Public Trust Act, 1950. It is a non-profit organization. For the last six years, this organization has been working to improve the living conditions of women and small children in the Saroj Vidya Mandir community through projects such as Abhaysikha, Women's empowerment, activity school, community centers, adolescent projects, and community development. The organization carries out various activities that try to bring better opportunities for change in the living conditions for women and marginalized groups by improving their capacity and skills. The work of the organization was and is focused mostly on organizing, informing, and empowering women and adolescent girls to address concerns relating to health, violence and safety; and on increasing incomes through entrepreneurship based on the development of skills, starting various courses which in turn will provide employment for women and girls and marginalized groups.
Janaseva Foundation
Janaseva Foundation is a registered charitable trust that was established in 1988 and whose aim is "service to society" through various approaches. The organization is built around the motto, "man service truly is service to God" and " service to humanity truly is the best work of life," inspired by and in accordance with the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, Sane Guruji, Baba Amte, and Saint Mother Teresa. It is a non-political, non-religious organization that provides services in the areas of health care, old age care, handicapped care, destitute care, education, and vocational training. The Foundation is known for and promotes various means of service like old age homes, rural hospitals, nursing schools, day care homes, community halls, vocational training centers, etc.
Real Life Real People
Real Life Real People is a non-profit organization registered under the Social Development Registration Act. The organization was represented and registered by Mr. M A Hussain in the year 2010. The association is mainly situated at Yashwantrao Chavan Memorial Hospital. It is supported and funded by many of his friends working in the various industries, who provide finance and support for real grassroots activities for providing food and other immediate support for patients below the poverty line in YCM hospital.
Sahyadri Shikshan Sanstha
Founded in 1958, Sahyadri Shikshan Sanstha is an educational institution focused on providing students from the rural regions of Konkan, Maharashtra and other regions of the country with the education they need in society. Its goal is to create and expand opportunity, build excellence, and pursue truth, while preparing students with the knowledge and abilities for a conducive future. The Sahyadri Shikshan Sanstha wants to use the possibility of creating well-rounded students to change their lives and the lives of their community all over the world.
Aadhar Pratishthan Trust
Aadhar Pratishthan Trust is a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) located in Pune, India, that works towards the improvement of welfare and development of neglected communities. It wants to create social awareness and focuses on many areas, such as education and health, women empowerment, including self-employment, child welfare, environmental improvement and rehabilitation of handicapped people. They understand that education and culture are part of nation-building. They dream of a nation that is poverty-free and everyone can enjoy their rights and fulfill their role in society. The Aadhar Pratishthan Trust believes it is important to advocate for youth and public participation on certain social issues and collaborate with different NGOs to help create a better society.