Working as a Lead Partner with SVP continues to be a very enriching journey. Not only has it sensitized me with the ground realities faced by a large section of our population, but it also provided a platform to work closely with some of the brightest NGOs and other Lead Partners, all doing exemplary work to support the underprivileged.

Saajha is doing unique work in parental involvement in children’s education and needed a robust tech platform to scale up their ability to interact and influence parents. As part of the steering committee for tech development, we are deeply involved in helping build that platform. This is precisely the kind of catalytic investment that we look for.

SVP provides a platform and opportunity to be part of the journey with identified NGOs. As a lead partner, you amplify, strategize, navigate the challenges, and collaborate with stakeholders. It enables unlearning and relearning, which goes a long way in understanding and resolving the issues NGOs face.

When I joined SVP India and was actively involved with the Literacy India project. Four years later, I’m still with SVP because I enjoy participation and passionate discussions. I’m happy and proud to be part of the SVP Delhi family; We are a small group, and it is great to sit around the table and engage with others.

I have long wanted to do something good and give back. Often you keep thinking about it but don’t get an opportunity to do it. SVP offered a structured platform to do just that. With SVP, I’ve found the intent to make an impact, and the passion for delivery is high. People are excellent and committed.