Companies

India Child Protection

Combating child trafficking, sexual abuse, and child marriage through prevention, protection, prosecution and rehabilitation across India.

India Water Portal

Open knowledge platform on water in India, managed by Arghyam, a Bengaluru-based nonprofit founded by Rohini Nilekani.

Indian Development Foundation (IDF)

A 40 year old national NGO working on leprosy and TB elimination, education access, and women's empowerment across India.

Industree Foundation

Builds women-owned producer enterprises in bamboo, banana and forest fibre value chains, using its 6C model to connect rural producers to skills, capital, design and markets.

Institute of Advance Counselling Centre (IACC India)

Kerala based NGO training young people in soft skills, career readiness, and life skills across Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.

Intas Foundation

Develop sustainable and cost-effective chances in health, education, and socio-economic growth by providing quality infrastructure, services, and interventions based on evidence.

Jhpiego

Jhpiego is a global health nonprofit affiliated with Johns Hopkins University, strengthening health systems through maternal health, infectious disease control, digital health innovation and healthcare workforce development worldwide.

Kaboom Social Impact

Kaboom Social Impact Kaboom Social Impact is a creative strategy consultancy and design studio based in New Delhi, working at the intersection of big ideas and bold action to drive people-led social change. The organisation builds campaigns, brands, toolkits, and experiences that shift narratives, challenge norms, and move communities to act. It is not structured as a traditional agency but operates in two interconnected circles Strategy, Development and Implementation, and Design Studio reflecting the belief that lasting change happens through collaboration and creative disruption, not silos Headquarters: Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi. Type: Social Impact Consultancy and Design Studio Kaboom works across two practice areas that together form its model: - Strategy, Development and Implementation covers social and behaviour change communication (SBCC), narrative shift work, and on-ground campaign implementation. The team conducts human-centred design-led research, formative and generative research, gap and needs analysis, and translates community insights into large-scale campaigns. Work in this vertical spans menstrual health, maternal and child nutrition, vaccine uptake, and women's digital inclusion. - Design Studio is where strategy takes visual form. The in-house studio produces brand identities, campaign toolkits, films, animation, apps, chatbots, website design, instructional design, and human interest stories. The studio's outputs are designed to be not just visually compelling but deeply functional for the communities and implementers they serve. Major Projects and Initiatives - Bahubali Ki Jeet - A first-of-its-kind digital campaign for IPE Global and the Government of Rajasthan that reframed gender roles by engaging men as allies in maternal and child nutrition. Using the Bahubali cultural icon as a role model, the campaign generated over 5 million views and 1 million interactions, and drove uptake of Rajasthan's cash benefit scheme for pregnant and lactating women. - Phone Toh Uthao - A behaviour change communication initiative for BBC Media Action and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation addressing social barriers to women's digital adoption. Delivered through IVR audio and WhatsApp chatbot videos, the pilot empowered 75 Digital Champions to drive mobile adoption among women in their communities. - Kawach - An interactive child protection training module developed for British Asian Trust, hosted on the iGOT Karmayogi platform. The module sensitises India's civil servants to child safety and currently reaches 35 million government officials nationwide. - Kaboom Talks - A community initiative that brings together practitioners, storytellers, campaigners, and social entrepreneurs to share field insights and untold stories from the world of social change. - MESH - An upcoming initiative focused on empowering young people through curiosity and personal narrative, giving youth the space to question and rewrite the world around them. Partners and Clients UNICEF, BBC Media Action, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, British Asian Trust, IPE Global, The Asia Foundation, WASH United, Oxfam, Nestlé, Save the Children, and various central and state government bodies. For designers, researchers, communicators, and strategists who want their skills to mean something beyond commercial briefs, Kaboom offers the rare combination of rigorous field research, bold creative execution, and real policy and community outcomes. The founder's background spanning MTV EXIT, Menstrual Hygiene Day, and the National Institute of Design sets a tone of ambition and craft that runs through the organisation. The studio is small and collaborative, which means there is genuine ownership of work and direct exposure to the full arc of a project, from community research to campaign launch.Follow our WhatsApp Channel to get notified about latest jobs. View website >

Karl Kübel Foundation for Child and Family (KKF)

A 31 year old NGO in the Western Ghats working on child and family wellbeing through livelihoods, education, climate resilience and capacity building.

Khan Academy

Providing free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere through AI-powered, mastery-based learning reaching 185+ million learners globally.

Khushi Baby

Public health organization founded in 2014, building data platforms and embedded teams inside government health systems in Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Karnataka, reaching over 60 million people.

Kohmorehbee Consulting

Kohmorehbee helps Indian changemaking organisations and funders close gaps in philanthropic funding through research, fundraising capacity building and trusted connections.

Kosi Lok Manch

A national level voluntary organisation working across Bihar, West Bengal and Assam to protect children from exploitation and abuse and secure their right to education.

Kotak Education Foundation

Kotak Education Foundation (KEF) was set up in 2007 with the intention of supporting children and youth from underprivileged families through different education-based interventions and skill-training programs.

Lakshya Jeevan Jagriti

An Indian nonprofit building voice, choice and equity for marginalised children, adolescents and youth through leadership, career, health and women's empowerment programmes.

Language and Learning Foundation

Focus on achieving sustainable impact on children’s foundational learning outcomes through deep, long-term partnerships with state governments.

Law and Equity Foundation

Law and Equity Foundation is a Jharkhand-based collective of lawyers and social workers. They provide rural legal aid and defend tribal, child, prisoner, and disability rights.

Lend A Hand India

Nonprofit that mainstreams vocational education into government secondary schools across India, with a gender lens on who gets skilled.

Local Sustainable Living

Community space in Kochi that brings people together around simpler, more mindful ways of living.

Lok Astha Sewa Sansthan

Grassroots organisation working with tribal, PVTG, women, children and youth communities across Chhattisgarh on nutrition, education, gender equality and sustainable livelihoods.

Magic Bus India Foundation

A Mumbai based NGO working with young people from childhood to livelihood, through education and employability skilling across India.

Mahila Housing Trust

Mahila Housing Trust Mahila Housing Trust (MHT) is a grassroots development organization in India that believes women are the leaders in driving progress toward more sustainable and gender-inclusive cities. MHT helps develop women's grassroots institutions and builds their knowledge and capacities to engage with decision-making on issues that concern their communities and cities. The organisation also brings technical expertise in construction, technology, and urban governance to help design and deliver pro-poor services and programs. Youtube Videos This socio-technical nature makes MHT uniquely positioned to act as a bridge between grassroots communities and mainstream public and private sector institutions, advancing action on responsible urban development. MHT began its work in Gujarat in 1994 with the Slum Networking Programme, and has since expanded to more than 34 cities across India. > Head Office: Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Major Areas of Work - Equitable Access to Water and Sanitation: Improving access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene for urban low-income communities. - Building Climate Resilience and Energy Efficiency: Promoting technical innovations, cool roofs, solar energy, and heat action plans to help vulnerable communities withstand climate stressors. - Securing Women's Rights to Land and Housing: Facilitating formal housing and land tenure rights for women, along with broader women's empowerment. - Microlending for Habitat Improvement: Connecting women to microfinance for individual toilets, legal water connections, and home construction. - Advancing Participation in Governance and Planning: Training women leaders to engage directly with local government officials and participate in city planning. - Livelihoods in Construction: Training women as skilled construction workers (Karmika programme) to improve their professional and financial growth. - Improving Community Infrastructure and Public Spaces: Upgrading drainage, roads, and public infrastructure in informal settlements. - Disaster Response and Recovery: Building community resilience and response capacity for natural disasters and extreme weather events. Major Initiatives & Programmes - Heat Action Plans (Jaipur, Varanasi, Churu, Jodhpur, Ahmedabad): Locally rooted, science-backed plans developed with municipal governments and partners like NRDC and IIPHG to protect communities from extreme heat, including India's first "Cool Bus Stop" in Ahmedabad. - Karmika Programme: A construction skills training programme that has helped women transition from daily wage work to skilled roles like "Rani Mistry," significantly increasing their income and confidence. - Community Action Groups (CAGs): A network of over 18,000 women leaders trained to work directly with government officials to resolve habitat and infrastructure issues in their communities. - Sustainable Sanitation and Behaviour Change (Uttar Pradesh): A programme supported by HCL Foundation focused on water testing, open defecation-free advocacy, and menstrual hygiene awareness. Impact MHT has positively influenced the lives of over 5 million people, with 18,097 Community Action Group (CAG) leaders trained, 2,74,911 households benefited from water management interventions, and 31,803 women securing formal houses or land tenure rights. The organisation has trained 16,256 women as climate resilient specialists and 21,124 construction workers, while helping poor women access $59.0 million worth of public resources. MHT has partnered with local governments in more than 34 cities across Gujarat, Rajasthan, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Odisha, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Karnataka, and was recognised with the Prince Talal International Prize for Human Development in 2021. Mahila Housing Trust is an excellent fit for professionals passionate about urban development, climate resilience, women's empowerment, and participatory governance who want to contribute to large-scale, women-led systemic change in India's cities.

Making the Difference (MTD)

An Indian NGO working across education, health, women's empowerment, environment and hunger relief, delivering CSR-funded programmes with audited outcomes.

Manmukh Education

Motivating development and uplifting communities, Manmukh is committed to assisting those who require help. Together, we build chances for a more promising future.