Jana Urban Foundation is an urban inclusion think tank with a vision to transform urban India where financial inclusion and enhanced quality of life are assured to all those who aspire to help themselves. We receive financial support for life skills education in the more remote areas of Mumbai.
BCPT support projects in all fields – education of children and youth, care of senior citizens, women’s empowerment and the girl child, health and nutrition, community development. They have been supporting life skills education through Apni Shala since 2015.
Wipro Applying Thought in Schools (WATIS) works on building capacities in school education reform in India. Through their seeding programe, WATIS supports us financially as well as through their vast network of domain experts.
Pravah works to impact issues of social justice through youth citizenship action. Their project Changelooms Learning and Leadership Journey helps Apni Shala identify and build leaders within our organization.
Rotary Club of Bombay Worli has supported us since our inception in 2013. They have contributed financially every year and integrated our work in the communities they serve.
The Centre for Social Entrepreneurship at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences was where Apni Shala sowed its seeds in 2011. The centre continues to stand by us today through the DBS-TISS Social Entrepreneurship Programme.
The DBS Foundation has shown their faith in our organisation by extending both financial as well as non-financial support to us through the DBS-TISS SE Programme.
TAGVinnatti is our design partner. If you liked our logo and our product designs, all credit goes to their fantastic team.
UnLtd India is known as a launchpad for social entrepreneurs in India. They're all about build capacity and bringing out the best in those who're passionate about starting up in the social sector in India. 
Atma aims at strengthening non-profit organisations in the education space so they can deliver services that create greater impact. We partnered with them from 2013 to 2016. |
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