India has the largest workforce in the world, yet many are informally employed and lack access to decent livelihoods. This leads to low quality jobs, lack of social protection, and limited representation. Shockingly, 80% of women in India do not work. Sambhav is working to change this by creating opportunities and empowering ordinary people to achieve extraordinary feats. For 16 years, Sambhav has been committed to creating change and building a more inclusive future for all. Join us to learn more about their mission and how you can get involved.
Simran’s inspiring story of how she has helped young adults and children with intellectual disabilities in India gain access to vocational training and education. Simran has been with us for over 4 years, and has seen these children grow just like her own. As a vocational trainer, Simran is helping to empower these students become self-sustainable, providing them with the skills they need to succeed in life. In this video, Simran shares her experience of working with them and how it has changed her life. Join us to see how vocational training can transform lives and build a more inclusive future for all. Donate to Saadhya:https://give.do/projects/project-sadh…
With an estimated 30 million intellectually challenged people in India, Saadhya believes that learning and earning should not be limited to a select few. Saadhya is a concept of inclusion that provides life skills, care, and support for these children, enabling them to participate fully in life. For over 16 years, Saadhya has been committed to giving intellectually challenged individuals the skills they need to succeed. Join us to see how Saadhya is changing lives and building a more inclusive world for all, donate now: https://give.do/projects/project-sadh..
Mr. Vijayamahantesh B Danammanavar, Deputy Commissioner of Vijayapura | Appreciating Sambhav’s Contribution during Covid Screening, Treatment and Vaccination Drives in Vijayapura!
Mr. Vijayamahantesh B Danammanavar, Deputy Commissioner of Vijayapura | Appreciating the role of NGO’s in times of crisis.
