Women Empowerment
Education and Livelihood
Disability
Health
Handicraft
About us
Shri Sai Educational and Welfare Association is a non-profit organization that operates under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860. Name SSEWA is the short name of Shri Sai Educational and Welfare Association. Our organization's core value revolves around "Swaraj," which translates to "self-reliance" and draws inspiration from Gandhian philosophy. We strongly believe in leveraging the power of technology for the up liftment of rural communities and the underprivileged.
With a commendable track record spanning over two decades, SSEWA has been actively engaged with rural communities in India. Their efforts have touched the lives of 100,000 families residing in 1,000 villages across different states. Guided by our Swaraj principles. Additionally, our efforts extend to promoting through community-based women empowerment programs. Lastly, we strive for True Democracy by ensuring that even the most marginalized individuals have access to their entitlements and opportunities for participation in governance processes.
Founder Chairperson Desk*
Over these strategic years, SSEWA directly impacted the lives of more than a hundred thousand rural and urban communities’ people in different states covering districts, blocks and villages through various programmes.
Smt. Shweta Jain
Chairperson, SSEWA
OUR OBJECTIVE
Rural communities participate, design and contribute in development and governance process democratically and take forward their issues at local, regional, national, and international platforms .
To address the livelihood challenges of marginalized people in rural regions and to bring positive change in their lives, manifold interventions at different levels—policy, programs, community and community institutions, etc.—are required. In this regard, to reduce vulnerability of marginalized sections,
OUR MISSION & VISION
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SSEWA belief that there is a need to bring rural artisans into the mainstream market. Our focus is to preserve and promote traditional art & craft through sustainable livelihood initiatives.
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Registered Address
Contact
Correspondence Address
233/11 West Azad Nagar Delhi-110051
+91 99715 21133
Jheel Colony Near Peer Ki Chungi Block Nehtaur District Bijnour-246733
