
Being born a girl in India can mean a different, harder life — one where poverty compounds gender inequality, closing doors to education, safety, and opportunity before a girl is old enough to fight for them.
A world where no girl’s future is decided by her poverty or her gender — only by her own ambition. Sneha Karma Foundation exists to build that world — not through charity alone, but through education, skills training, and economic independence that girls and women carry with them for life — combined with the deeper work of changing how families and society see them in the first place. If you’re reading this, you’ve already taken the first step toward changing that story.
No organization can do this alone — we believe every person who cares can become a change agent against the inequality that poverty, discrimination, and lack of access work together to sustain. Our Support-A-Girl, Skills Development, and Social Enterprise programs form one continuum, from classroom to livelihood, so no one is left without a next step.
We operate with real transparency: at least 90% of every donation reaches the girls and women we serve. Donate, fundraise, volunteer virtually or onsite, or become an ambassador — every path matters.
Sneha means care; karma is the result of one’s actions. Choose yours below, and let’s do it, together.


Frequently Asked Questions
Virtual volunteering is done entirely online, from anywhere, on a flexible schedule. Roles include teaching, writing and design, website and e-commerce support, marketing, and program management — a few hours a week makes a real difference.
Onsite volunteers travel to our program locations (such as Assam) for a defined stay, where they teach and mentor girls, help at the handloom centre, and experience the work first-hand alongside our teams.
Absolutely, Yes. More than 50% of our volunteers join us when they are in this situation but they then stay on as a volunteer even after they get a full-time job. We have all been in such situations and can completely understand that you might need to go back to focus on your new job for a few months before you come back to contribute as a part-time volunteer.
If you are looking for paid work rather than volunteering, you may also want to explore our paid opportunities at Artisans Direct.



