LASTING IMPACT IN THE REMOTEST COMMUNITIES
Parinaama is the Sanskrit word for transformation, both on a spiritual and practical level. We design and implement projects for and with the communities we work in, to achieve tangible and impactful results together.
LASTING IMPACT IN THE REMOTEST COMMUNITIES
Parinaama is the Sanskrit word for transformation, both on a spiritual and practical level. We design and implement projects for and with the communities we work in, to achieve tangible and impactful results together.
A “FOR-PURPOSE” ORGANISATION
Did you know more than 60% of India’s population still lives in rural areas? Despite the rise of urbanisation more than half of India’s population is projected to be rural by 2050.
At Parinaama, we believe that investing in the rural economy is key to overall growth and inclusive development of the country. We are on a mission to improve the lives of the marginalised through grassroots development initiatives.
WHAT WE DO
INVESTING IN WOMEN AND YOUTH
We believe in working alongside women and youth as they have a firsthand experience of what works and what does not work in their communities. Our participants are the information creators, problem solvers and knowledge holders themselves.
We assist families in the remotest villages in India to improve their living standards by providing access to education, healthcare and livelihood opportunities.
THE LAST DECADE IN NUMBERS
We are strong advocates of long-term interventions to achieve lasting and sustainable outcomes.
In the last 10 years we have achieved:
500,000+
people reached through our interventions
100,000+
households impacted across 5 states
500+
villages touched through social mobilization
STORIES FROM THE FIELD
YOUR COLLECTIVE IMPACT
Meet Rima
Rima had a difficult childhood. With the support of her father and access to Parinaama’s tailoring microenterprise near her village, she found her passion and now runs a successful local business. After 15 years, due to her contribution, the family has been able to build and live in a proper home.
Meet Tiloka
6 years ago a near-fatal accident accident of a family member left Tiloka as the sole bread winner of the family overnight. At 38 years old, she decided to take the responsibility of educating her 3 dependant children into her own hands. Learn how she upskilled herself and became an inspiration for many in her community.
