Esdecs (Edskill Services)
West Bengal, India
ESDECS has worked closely with Unicef and in technical collaboration with Vikramshila to develop a Life Skills module for students of KGBV hostels of West Bengal. This module has been a huge success in creating awareness among disadvantaged girl children of remote parts of the state.

Sabuj Sangha
West Bengal
Digital Sakhi, a programme on digital financial inclusion for rural women, was launched on November 2019 in the East Midnapore District of West Bengal. ‘Digital Sakhi’ is a woman from a rural area with a digital device in hand, equipped with skills and knowledge to confidently impart digital financial literacy training to women in the villages. It encourages women to conduct daily transactions using the digital mode. In today’s world, the true meaning of the word ‘Literacy’ has gone beyond the ability to read and write. The programme is one such initiative that focuses on empowering rural women through initiating and strengthening their ability to use digital tools targeted at financial inclusion

The Edify Foundation , India
Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Skills to Allow Self-Sufficiency
The Edify Foundation is dedicated to offering long-term solutions to poverty-related social issues. Self-improvement is essential to achieving this goal. We empower people by providing them with training, skills, and trades. The ability to seize influence and drastically alter their lives.
The Edify Foundation is committed to providing long-term solutions to social problems involving poverty.To achieve this aim, self-improvement is needed.People are empowered by the training, expertise, and trades we have.The desire to wield power and make significant changes in their lives.

Turnstone Global, India
The philosophy of comprehensive empowerment helps us to scale our activities in social, economic, physical and mental development of a human being. Our scale of operation in eleven states (West Bengal, Orissa, Bihar, Mizoram, Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Delhi) has touched the lives of more than one million in last decades. At any given point of time eleven thousand beneficiaries are in our role. Several hundreds of them residing permanently with us.