Empowering underprivileged girls to build their own futures.
Our Mission
Our mission is to give every underprivileged girl and woman in India the same opportunity as anyone else — to change how society sees her, to give her the chance to learn, to earn a livelihood, and to feel empowered to do anything she wishes to do, regardless of the poverty or the gender bias she was born into.
Our Focus Areas
Three foundational initiatives — we change the mind, educate the girl, then build her livelihood.
Voices of our supporters
Donors and friends on why they give.
There are many people who are eager and willing to support a good cause, but hesitate because they do not know what happens to the money they donate. With Sneha Karma, I don't have to worry about this.
Children shouldn't have to suffer, yet there are so many out there who have no family, no home, no food, no clothes and no education. We need to do whatever we can to educate and empower them so they can build a better life.
Sneha Karma has taken up a commendable goal of nurturing and educating girls in a location which is not served by civic amenities — in the jungles of Assam, India. I am happy to contribute and be associated with the organization.
From Our Blog
Stories and updates from the field.
Our New Website – Designed, Built and Managed using AI
After fifteen years of sharing our work one page at a time, Sneha Karma Foundation has a new home on the web. It was…
Need for Scholarship Program
For more than fifteen years, our Support-A-Girl program has kept underprivileged girls in school. But staying in school is not the same as being…
Learn a Skill, Become Financially Independent
Education opens a mind. A skill opens a door. For an underprivileged woman, the distance between the two is often the distance between a…
Ways to Support
Frequently Asked Questions
Donate, volunteer, or raise funds — every act moves the mission.
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Each program is tested against a simple question: does it help a girl learn, a woman earn, or a community value its daughters?
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