Two decades of standing with women and children.
Founded in Kishangarh, Rajasthan in 2003, WARDS has grown into a pan-India effort — building education access, healthcare, and livelihoods for families who are too often reached last.
Our Impact
Twenty-three years of growing from one village to the next — the founder still in the field, every number below traced to a named place, not an estimate.
Our Impact
Active Field Deployment Log
Safar 30 Scholarship Program
Funded by CONCOR, Safar 30 fully funds NEET coaching and boarding for 30 underprivileged girls at Aayam Career Institute, Indore — WARDS' flagship scholarship, launched 2024–2025. Of that cohort, 18 girls have already secured medical college admission and are now being sponsored by WARDS through their degree.
Astronomy Labs — Dholpur & Bharatpur
Funded by IRCON International, hands-on Astronomy Labs — telescopes, orreries, rocket-launch demos — now live at government schools in Dhaulpur and Bharatpur.
Marble & Granite Artisan Cluster
Under the Government of India's SFURTI scheme, a Common Facility Centre at Ralawata will train and employ 281 local artisans in marble and granite handicrafts — nearing completion.
Sanjeevani Health Clinic
A standing free clinic for 16 villages with no hospital of their own — roughly 50 patients a day, 25,000+ served since opening.
"Breaking the Silence" Workshop & Vending Machines, Anupshahr
Funded by ONGC, a "Breaking the Silence Against Menstruation" awareness workshop paired with three napkin vending machines at D.P.B.S. PG College, Anupshahr — GPS/timestamp-verified to 29 March 2023.
Here are some of our regular partners.
CSR partners, public sector undertakings, and government schemes that have funded WARDS' work since 2015.
ONGC
RITES Limited
BPCL
CONCOR
IRCON International
GAIL (India)
NSIC
NABARD
KVIC
REMCL
Indian Oil Corporation
IREDA
SFURTI Scheme
NSPCL
In Their Own Words
Two of the 240 women trained under WARDS' RITES-supported stitching & beautician training programme, in their own account of what changed — quoted directly from WARDS' own field report, shown below each card.
"What society is doing to empower women like me is genuinely commendable work."
Living with a physical disability affecting her legs, Komal travelled to Ralawata for two months to complete WARDS' stitching training.
"Between paying interest and running the household, it had become impossible. I didn't know what to do."
Asha joined WARDS' two-month stitching programme and opened a tailoring shop straight after training.
Two decades of verifiable, on-ground work.
A foundation built for funders and partners assessing long-term CSR and grant relationships.
