About Us

Helping create livelihood opportunities for women across India, since 2011.

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Our History

It was on the 25th of April 2011 that Srujna was founded. Jyotika Bhatia and Vaishali Shah started it after talking to rescued human trafficking victims and realising the problems they had still been facing out in the world. They found that being free from that environment did not put an end to their struggles. Upon turning eighteen, the girls would be forced out from their shelter homes despite having no concrete skills to survive out in the world. While their initial goal was to habituate and help the rescued girls by helping them get the training and skills they needed to persevere, Srujna soon grew into a bigger, fully-functioning not-for-profit.

Today, it provides training, income opportunities, awareness on various areas, educational coaching to women across India and acts as a bridge between these women and the external market so that they can earn their independent income by themselves.

ANNUAL REPORTS

Trustees of Srujna

We are a young team, passionate about helping others and creating a better world. Srujna was started in 2011, by Jyotika and Vaishali as a project and got registered in 2012 as a Charitable Trust.

Media Coverage

More than 56 companies

Our Supporters

More than 56 companies and organizations have supported Srujna, financially and non-financially. We are grateful for their enthusiasm and commitment to the cause and the trust they have placed in us.

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AWARDS & RECOGNITION

Srujna has been fortunate to receive several accolades notable amongst that are:

  1. Potential for largest social impact by Rotary Club of Seattle
  2.  Five business plan competition pan India by institutions such as IIT Kolkata, IIT Kharagpur, NSDC, FIIB, and so on
  3. India sustainability award of Merit by World CSR Day & World Sustainability.
  4. Founders received awards such as 51 most impactful social innovator (globally), Naari Shakti Award & Tejasvini Award
  5. Inspire Award 2016 by Brit Worldwide
  6. Featured in leading newspapers such as DNA, Hindustan Times, Afternoon DC, Bombay Times, and Vogue magazine for the work done on field
  7. One of the Top 10 NGOs in the Q2 of FY 2023 – 24 by Connect For
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