Dasra

Rebuild india fund program addresses the multifaceted challenges faced by communities amidst rapid socio-economic changes in india. These challenges include poverty, gender inequality, child protection, migration, health, food security, and climate change, all of which perpetuate social exclusion and vulnerability. It has positively impacted over 34 million lives, employing intersectional approaches in education, gender, health, water, sanitation, and hygiene. They serve diverse vulnerable groups, including scheduled castes and tribes, persons with disabilities, children in difficult circumstances, sexual minorities, and the lgbtqia++ community.

Dasra focuses on adolescents and youth through two key programs 'the 10to19 Dasra collaborative and the 'youth ke bol coalition'. The 10to19 collaborative, established in 2017, aims to accelerate adolescent-first approaches by engaging stakeholders from funders, civil society, and government to empower 15 million young people, especially girls. Youth ke bol, a million-strong youth-led coalition, works to improve young people's access to sexual and reproductive health services, enhancing their overall quality of life.

The catalytic philanthropy program focuses on strengthening philanthropic endeavours by providing advisory services to funders, capacity-building support to non-profit organizations, and generating research insights to drive informed decision-making. It has supported non-profit organisations for those working for education, gender, health, women empowerment, etc. It also enhances operational capacities and conducting research to identify sectoral needs and opportunities for impact.

All other grants to various program services and expenses.