At present, our Portfolio comprises of 56 locally led and community-rooted grassroot NGOs working with vulnerable communities across 21 states.
54% of our portfolio NGOs are women-led, while 55% are led by 'proximate' leaders, with lived experiences, belonging to the communities they serve. All other NGOs are led by 'inclusive' leaders from neglected and marginalized groups based on caste and gender.
All NGOs selected for the Rebuild India Fund work with six target communities – Scheduled Tribes (68%) including Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG), Scheduled Castes (61%), Religious Minorities (27%), Nomadic and De-notified Tribes (9%), Persons with Disabilities (13%), Backward Castes (5%), Other Backward Castes (11%) and LGBTIQA++ (5%)
54% of our portfolio NGOs are women-led, while 55% are led by 'proximate' leaders, with lived experiences, belonging to the communities they serve. All other NGOs are led by 'inclusive' leaders from neglected and marginalized groups based on caste and gender.
All NGOs selected for the Rebuild India Fund work with six target communities – Scheduled Tribes (68%) including Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG), Scheduled Castes (61%), Religious Minorities (27%), Nomadic and De-notified Tribes (9%), Persons with Disabilities (13%), Backward Castes (5%), Other Backward Castes (11%) and LGBTIQA++ (5%)
Our Cohort
56 NGOs from across India:
Working with different vulnerable communities, many with leaders proximate to those communities
Communities Supported by our Portfolio
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ACCORDFounded: 1986
Headquarters: Gudalur, Tamil Nadu Geographical Focus: Tamil Nadu Lives Impacted: 12,000+ |
Organization Overview
Action for Community Organisation, Rehabilitation and Development (ACCORD) aims to empower the Paniyas, Bettakurumbas, Mullakurumbas and Kattunayakans tribal communities of Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu to assert their rights in a complex geography. It supports the communities through economic development, access to human rights and legal aid and by organizing them against challenges.
Action for Community Organisation, Rehabilitation and Development (ACCORD) aims to empower the Paniyas, Bettakurumbas, Mullakurumbas and Kattunayakans tribal communities of Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu to assert their rights in a complex geography. It supports the communities through economic development, access to human rights and legal aid and by organizing them against challenges.
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DEHAT
Founded: 1989
Headquarters: Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh Geographical Focus: Uttar Pradesh Lives Impacted: 200,000 |
Organization Overview
Development Association for Human Advancement (DEHAT) aims to ensure the right to survival, development, protection, and participation of children and their families in underdeveloped districts of Uttar Pradesh, near the Indo-Nepal border, that are human trafficking hotspots. It works on the thematic areas of child protection, livelihoods, education and health services, with Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe and Muslim communities in the region.
Development Association for Human Advancement (DEHAT) aims to ensure the right to survival, development, protection, and participation of children and their families in underdeveloped districts of Uttar Pradesh, near the Indo-Nepal border, that are human trafficking hotspots. It works on the thematic areas of child protection, livelihoods, education and health services, with Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe and Muslim communities in the region.
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DEHAT
Founded: 1989
Headquarters: Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh Geographical Focus: Uttar Pradesh Lives Impacted: 200,000 |
Organization Overview
Development Association for Human Advancement (DEHAT) aims to ensure the right to survival, development, protection, and participation of children and their families in underdeveloped districts of Uttar Pradesh, near the Indo-Nepal border, that are human trafficking hotspots. It works on the thematic areas of child protection, livelihoods, education and health services, with Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe and Muslim communities in the region.
Development Association for Human Advancement (DEHAT) aims to ensure the right to survival, development, protection, and participation of children and their families in underdeveloped districts of Uttar Pradesh, near the Indo-Nepal border, that are human trafficking hotspots. It works on the thematic areas of child protection, livelihoods, education and health services, with Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe and Muslim communities in the region.
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DEHAT
Founded: 1989
Headquarters: Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh Geographical Focus: Uttar Pradesh Lives Impacted: 200,000 |
Organization Overview
Development Association for Human Advancement (DEHAT) aims to ensure the right to survival, development, protection, and participation of children and their families in underdeveloped districts of Uttar Pradesh, near the Indo-Nepal border, that are human trafficking hotspots. It works on the thematic areas of child protection, livelihoods, education and health services, with Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe and Muslim communities in the region.
Development Association for Human Advancement (DEHAT) aims to ensure the right to survival, development, protection, and participation of children and their families in underdeveloped districts of Uttar Pradesh, near the Indo-Nepal border, that are human trafficking hotspots. It works on the thematic areas of child protection, livelihoods, education and health services, with Schedule Caste, Schedule Tribe and Muslim communities in the region.
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AgragameeFounded: 1981
Headquarters: Kashipur, Odisha Geographical Focus: Odisha Lives Impacted: 16,000+ |
Organization Overview
Based in drought-prone tribal regions of Odisha, Agragamee aims to bring self-reliance through livelihoods and income generation (food) & education, women & youth leadership, institution building. It works with Scheduled Tribe communities including the Khond, Paraja and Jhodia tribes in Odisha across 6 aspirational districts. These are some of India’s most chronically poor and remote districts with historic gaps in development.
Based in drought-prone tribal regions of Odisha, Agragamee aims to bring self-reliance through livelihoods and income generation (food) & education, women & youth leadership, institution building. It works with Scheduled Tribe communities including the Khond, Paraja and Jhodia tribes in Odisha across 6 aspirational districts. These are some of India’s most chronically poor and remote districts with historic gaps in development.
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AgragameeFounded: 1981
Headquarters: Kashipur, Odisha Geographical Focus: Odisha Lives Impacted: 16,000+ |
Organization Overview
Based in drought-prone tribal regions of Odisha, Agragamee aims to bring self-reliance through livelihoods and income generation (food) & education, women & youth leadership, institution building. It works with Scheduled Tribe communities including the Khond, Paraja and Jhodia tribes in Odisha across 6 aspirational districts. These are some of India’s most chronically poor and remote districts with historic gaps in development.
Based in drought-prone tribal regions of Odisha, Agragamee aims to bring self-reliance through livelihoods and income generation (food) & education, women & youth leadership, institution building. It works with Scheduled Tribe communities including the Khond, Paraja and Jhodia tribes in Odisha across 6 aspirational districts. These are some of India’s most chronically poor and remote districts with historic gaps in development.
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ACCORDFounded: 1986
Headquarters: Gudalur, Tamil Nadu Geographical Focus: Tamil Nadu Lives Impacted: 12,000+ |
Organization Overview
Action for Community Organisation, Rehabilitation and Development (ACCORD) aims to empower the Paniyas, Bettakurumbas, Mullakurumbas and Kattunayakans tribal communities of Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu to assert their rights in a complex geography. It supports the communities through economic development, access to human rights and legal aid and by organizing them against challenges.
Action for Community Organisation, Rehabilitation and Development (ACCORD) aims to empower the Paniyas, Bettakurumbas, Mullakurumbas and Kattunayakans tribal communities of Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu to assert their rights in a complex geography. It supports the communities through economic development, access to human rights and legal aid and by organizing them against challenges.
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ACCORDFounded: 1986
Headquarters: Gudalur, Tamil Nadu Geographical Focus: Tamil Nadu Lives Impacted: 12,000+ |
Organization Overview
Action for Community Organisation, Rehabilitation and Development (ACCORD) aims to empower the Paniyas, Bettakurumbas, Mullakurumbas and Kattunayakans tribal communities of Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu to assert their rights in a complex geography. It supports the communities through economic development, access to human rights and legal aid and by organizing them against challenges.
Action for Community Organisation, Rehabilitation and Development (ACCORD) aims to empower the Paniyas, Bettakurumbas, Mullakurumbas and Kattunayakans tribal communities of Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu to assert their rights in a complex geography. It supports the communities through economic development, access to human rights and legal aid and by organizing them against challenges.
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ACCORDFounded: 1986
Headquarters: Gudalur, Tamil Nadu Geographical Focus: Tamil Nadu Lives Impacted: 12,000+ |
Organization Overview
Action for Community Organisation, Rehabilitation and Development (ACCORD) aims to empower the Paniyas, Bettakurumbas, Mullakurumbas and Kattunayakans tribal communities of Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu to assert their rights in a complex geography. It supports the communities through economic development, access to human rights and legal aid and by organizing them against challenges.
Action for Community Organisation, Rehabilitation and Development (ACCORD) aims to empower the Paniyas, Bettakurumbas, Mullakurumbas and Kattunayakans tribal communities of Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu to assert their rights in a complex geography. It supports the communities through economic development, access to human rights and legal aid and by organizing them against challenges.
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Chetna VikasFounded: 1985
Headquarters: Deoghar, Jharkhand Geographical Focus: Jharkhand Lives Impacted: 374,000+ |
Organization Overview
Chetna Vikas was set up by a young team of social activists on the Gandhian principles of Swaraj (Self-Rule). It works with women, children with disabilities and school dropouts, as well as informal labor from tribal communities - Santhal, Birhor, and Kol tribes in the Dumka, Deogarh and Banka districts of Jharkhand and Bihar. Key focus areas for the organization are livelihood & income generation, youth empowerment, inclusive education and community rehabilitation centers, and resilient child protection governance systems support.
Chetna Vikas was set up by a young team of social activists on the Gandhian principles of Swaraj (Self-Rule). It works with women, children with disabilities and school dropouts, as well as informal labor from tribal communities - Santhal, Birhor, and Kol tribes in the Dumka, Deogarh and Banka districts of Jharkhand and Bihar. Key focus areas for the organization are livelihood & income generation, youth empowerment, inclusive education and community rehabilitation centers, and resilient child protection governance systems support.
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Chetna VikasFounded: 1985
Headquarters: Deoghar, Jharkhand Geographical Focus: Jharkhand Lives Impacted: 374,000+ |
Organization Overview
Chetna Vikas was set up by a young team of social activists on the Gandhian principles of Swaraj (Self-Rule). It works with women, children with disabilities and school dropouts, as well as informal labor from tribal communities - Santhal, Birhor, and Kol tribes in the Dumka, Deogarh and Banka districts of Jharkhand and Bihar. Key focus areas for the organization are livelihood & income generation, youth empowerment, inclusive education and community rehabilitation centers, and resilient child protection governance systems support.
Chetna Vikas was set up by a young team of social activists on the Gandhian principles of Swaraj (Self-Rule). It works with women, children with disabilities and school dropouts, as well as informal labor from tribal communities - Santhal, Birhor, and Kol tribes in the Dumka, Deogarh and Banka districts of Jharkhand and Bihar. Key focus areas for the organization are livelihood & income generation, youth empowerment, inclusive education and community rehabilitation centers, and resilient child protection governance systems support.
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Chetna VikasFounded: 1985
Headquarters: Deoghar, Jharkhand Geographical Focus: Jharkhand Lives Impacted: 374,000+ |
Organization Overview
Chetna Vikas was set up by a young team of social activists on the Gandhian principles of Swaraj (Self-Rule). It works with women, children with disabilities and school dropouts, as well as informal labor from tribal communities - Santhal, Birhor, and Kol tribes in the Dumka, Deogarh and Banka districts of Jharkhand and Bihar. Key focus areas for the organization are livelihood & income generation, youth empowerment, inclusive education and community rehabilitation centers, and resilient child protection governance systems support.
Chetna Vikas was set up by a young team of social activists on the Gandhian principles of Swaraj (Self-Rule). It works with women, children with disabilities and school dropouts, as well as informal labor from tribal communities - Santhal, Birhor, and Kol tribes in the Dumka, Deogarh and Banka districts of Jharkhand and Bihar. Key focus areas for the organization are livelihood & income generation, youth empowerment, inclusive education and community rehabilitation centers, and resilient child protection governance systems support.
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Voluntary Medicare SocietyFounded: 1993
Headquarters: Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir Geographical Focus: Jammu and Kashmir Lives Impacted: 3,000+ (children) |
Organization Overview
VMS is a medico-social voluntary organization that provides medical treatment, care and rehabilitation to mentally and physically challenged persons in the politically conflicted region of Jammu & Kashmir (J&K). It also offers education, sports, recreation, and counselling services for Persons with Disabilities (PWD).
VMS is a medico-social voluntary organization that provides medical treatment, care and rehabilitation to mentally and physically challenged persons in the politically conflicted region of Jammu & Kashmir (J&K). It also offers education, sports, recreation, and counselling services for Persons with Disabilities (PWD).