Small Acts. Big Impact.
Because dignity is not a privilege — it is a right. And we show up every day to make sure no one in our community is left to face hardship alone
WHY SOCIAL WELFARE ?
Poverty in India is not just about income. It is about access — or the lack of it. Access to food, shelter, legal identity, government benefits, healthcare, and the basic protections that most people take for granted.
In the communities we work in, families fall through the cracks every day. Daily wage workers lose income overnight due to illness or job loss.Women face domestic hardship with nowhere to turn. Senior citizens live without family support or pension. Children grow up in environments where survival comes before education.
And yet — most of these families are not aware of the government schemes, legal rights and community resources that could change their situation entirely. The information gap is as damaging as the poverty gap.
“22.4%” Of India’s population lives below the Multidimensional Poverty Index — lacking access to health, education and living standards (Source: NITI Aayog MPI Report 2023)
“40 Crore+” Informal and daily wage workers in India have no job security, no social protection and no safety net when income stops(Source: ILO India Report)
“Only 27%” Of eligible beneficiaries in urban poor communities successfully access government welfare schemes due to documentation and awareness gaps (Source: CSE India Urban Poverty Report)
*Statistics from NITI Aayog, ILO and CSE India reports.
WHAT WE DO ?
Six community interventions — each designed to restore dignity, build resilience and connect people to the support they deserve.
Social Welfare & Community Support
HOW WE DO ?
A people-first approach — from identifying families in need to ensuring they receive sustained support and empowerment.
OUR IMPACT SO FAR
Programme-wise Reach
| Programme | People Reached | Events | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Relief Camp | [XX] | [XX] | [XX] |
| Livelihood Support | [XX] | [XX] | [XX] |
| Welfare Scheme Linkages | [XX] | [XX] | [XX] |
| Legal Awareness Sessions | [XX] | [XX] | [XX] |
| Women & Child Welfare | [XX] | [XX] | [XX] |
| Community Mobilisation | [XX] | [XX] | [XX] |
| TOTAL | [XX] | [XX] | [XX] |
GOVERNMENT & WELFARE SCHEME PARTNERS
We don’t just provide relief — we connect people to the systems that are meant to serve them. Here are the key government schemes we actively help families access.
Government Schemes Support
Our CSR Partners
Social welfare is one of the most direct and impactful areas of CSR giving. Partner with us to deliver dignified, measurable support to families who need it most.
Direct & Traceable Impact
Every family supported through your CSR contribution is documented with name, need, support given and outcome. You see exactly where your funds went and who they helped.
Sensitive & Dignified Delivery
We deliver welfare support with deep respect for the dignity and privacy of recipients. No photographs without consent. No tokenistic distribution. Real, relationship-based support.
Beyond Relief — Systemic Change
We don’t just give fish — we connect families to the systems that feed them permanently. Your CSR contribution funds both immediate relief and long-term scheme linkages that outlast a single intervention.
STORIES OF CHANGE
Behind every welfare case is a family that kept going. Behind every scheme linkage is a person whose burden became a little lighter. These are their stories.
“Quote — one sentence from the person about what changed.”
NAME (first name only for privacy) Programme / Support Received Area, New Delhi SHORT STORY (3-4 lines): [Situation before → What support they received → How theirsituation changed]
"No One Should Face Hardship Alone"
When you support our Social Welfare programme — with your time, skills or resources — you stand beside a family in their hardest moment and help them find their way through.
That is the most human thing any of us can do.
“For programme enquiries: info@yugsevafoundation.org ; Subject: Welfare Support Enquiry”
“For programme partnerships: info@yugsevafoundation.org ; Subject: Social Welfare CSR”