Community-rooted development with dignity, participation and accountable implementation.
Vishwas Sansthan is a Raebareli-based voluntary organisation working with poor, deprived and marginalised communities through health and nutrition, education, livelihoods and skills, women and child development, sustainable agriculture, community development and allied social-development initiatives.
Experience grounded in rural communities
The organisation was established in 1996–97 and registered under the Societies Registration Act in 1998–99. Its administrative office is in Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh. Vishwas Sansthan works through community participation, partnerships with public institutions and CSR organisations, field-based implementation, monitoring and accountable financial systems.
Documented programme experience includes maternal and child health, nutrition, TB support, education, skill development, livelihood promotion, women empowerment, sustainable agriculture, water and sanitation, child protection, capacity building and environmental initiatives.
What we work on
Health & Nutrition
Maternal and child health, nutrition support, anaemia, TB care, preventive health awareness, camps, counselling and referrals.
Education & Learning
School retention, learning support, educational kits, digital literacy, life skills and community awareness for children and adolescents.
Livelihoods & Skills
Vocational training, enterprise support, goat-based livelihoods, wooden craft, tailoring, beautician skills and other income-generation pathways.
Community Development
Women empowerment, sustainable agriculture, water and sanitation, child protection, social entitlements and community institution strengthening.
Institutional approach
The July 2026 NGO profile describes a seven-member governing board, project-wise financial controls, computerized accounting, external audit, MIS reporting, procurement procedures and organisational policies covering finance, HR, procurement, travel and POSH.
Organisation Profile & Governance Documents
Current organisation reference documents stored in the WordPress Media Library.
