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Each project is one part of a listed NGO’s work. You can give to a project, or let the NGO use your gift where it is needed most. Giving opens in early 2027.
SAMADHAN, New Delhi
About SAMADHAN
Early support for babies and their parentsTherapists teach parents exercises to do at home every day, so a child with a developmental delay gets help as early as possible.Opens early 2027See the project 
Small classes, and a way into a regular schoolAbout five children to each teacher, with the aim of moving every child who is ready into a regular school.Opens early 2027See the project 
Paid work for mothersSince 2000, the mothers of SAMADHAN’s children have earned an income making laddoos, spices and Nutri-mix to sell.Opens early 2027See the project 
Skills for teenagersFrom 12 to 16, students learn block printing, card making, bookbinding and gardening in SAMADHAN’s pre-vocational unit.Opens early 2027See the project
Photos are illustrative and were not taken at SAMADHAN. Credits are on each project page.
Not on Setu
The kind of work the cohort will include.
These well-known Indian nonprofits are not on Setu, and we have not vetted them. We show them as examples. Each link goes to the organisation’s own website.
Not on SetuGoonjTurns surplus clothing and household goods from cities into resources for villages. Through Cloth for Work, communities build roads, wells and bridges.Visit their website Photo: Ayushi2412, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Not on SetuSEWAA trade union for women who work in the informal economy, from street vendors to women who work at home.Visit their website Photo: Rahilarious, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Not on SetuJaipur FootBhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti fits artificial limbs free of charge to people who have lost a leg or an arm.Visit their website Photo: Savvywriter, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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