Our Vision
To contribute towards an inclusive, educated, empowered and socially responsible community through charitable and public-welfare initiatives.
A registered society working since 2012 for education, women's empowerment, skill development and community welfare.
SAMAJ KE SARTHI is a registered society working for charitable, educational and public-welfare purposes. The organisation's stated objects cover education, children's welfare, women's empowerment, human rights awareness, community development, skill development and other activities undertaken for public benefit.
Registered in Delhi under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, the organisation works directly with communities — running training programmes, awareness sessions, learning support and welfare distribution, with documentation and monitoring at every stage.
To contribute towards an inclusive, educated, empowered and socially responsible community through charitable and public-welfare initiatives.
To undertake practical programmes and awareness activities that support children, women, disadvantaged communities and the wider public, while promoting education, skills, social harmony and community development.
These objectives are drawn from the organisation's registered by-laws and guide every programme we undertake.
Promote education, literacy and learning opportunities for children and disadvantaged persons.
Support women's empowerment and development initiatives.
Promote human rights awareness, social justice and social harmony.
Support drinking water, food and other basic welfare needs.
Encourage skill development, vocational and computer education.
Promote environmental awareness and community development.
Undertake agriculture, livelihood-oriented and public-awareness initiatives as permitted by the organisation's objects.
Disseminate useful information and awareness material relating to public welfare and government schemes.
Complete registration and contact information for verification, due diligence and formal correspondence.
As recorded in the organisation's NITI Aayog DARPAN registration.
Every programme follows a community-based framework — from identifying need through to monitoring results.
Identifying community needs and prioritising beneficiaries who require support most.
Carrying out training, distribution, awareness and learning activities on the ground.
Maintaining attendance, beneficiary registers, distribution and training records.
Regular review of outputs and outcomes, with monitoring reports and consent documentation.
Using what we learn in the field to strengthen the next cycle of programmes.
From tailoring classes and computer education to tree plantation drives — explore the programmes we run and the people they reach.