Women and children together constitute about 67.7% of the country’s population, as per 2011 Census. Empowerment and protection of women and children, and ensuring their wholesome development is crucial for sustainable and equitable development of the country.
Path Foundation initiatives have continued to evolve while remaining responsive to the ever changing needs of the society.
PATH Foundation is contributing in developing violence and discrimination free society and nurturing children in a safe and protective environment.
Our another initiative “Palkon ki Chaon” has been contributing towards improving maternal & child health care by spreading awareness on pregnancy & newborn care, antenatal and, postnatal care, need for exclusive breastfeeding and immunization services among children.
Development of humanity is incomplete without women empowerment. Women should have the freedom to make their own choices, in the true sense, only then we can make women empowerment meaningful. Our “Sashkat Sanjeevni ” initiative is no longer women development but women-led development.
PATH Foundation has adopted 20 Anganwadi centers under CM Anganwadi Services Scheme till now. We are greatly involved and have put in lot of time and effort in developing the infrastructure, educational facilities and making a better environment for children.
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Path Foundation is a non-profit organization in Mhow, Indore, and our humanitarian services are majorly done in and around Indore district, MP.
We began our work in 2020 to bring about a change and improve the lives of orphans, education of underprivileged kids, support to senior citizens, pregnant women and new born who are in dire need of help as their livelihood is in peril.
To begin, we aim to create an impact on more than 30000 children in Indore. Our intentions are in line with UN Rights of the Child and leverage data and technology to give every child the chance to reach their full potential.
In light of our commitment and concern for the local community, we had chosen to adopt 20 Aanganwadi centres under the Chief Minister Aanganwadi Adoption Scheme, and have taken the complete responsibility of the infrastructure and other logistic needs of all the centers. We are aiming to adopt 100 more centers.
