:: About Us ::

KripaSocial Welfare Society (Kripa) was registered under Madhya Pradesh Societies Registration Act. 1973, (Regn.No.25653) on December 28, 1992. It has its own FCRA, No. 063610001. Kripa has been working among the poor and vulnerable population, especially the women and children, in the rural and urban areas of Ujjain, Shajapur, Agar-Malwa and Rajgarh districts in Madhya Pradesh, in north India. Kripa aims to build up human communities where all enjoy equal rights and opportunities, permeated with the values of peace, harmony, concern for environment and sensitivity to the needy and to empower people, especially the marginalized sections of the society, by restoring their human dignity and enhancing their capacities. Kripa has been involved in multi-dimensional social welfare P programmes such as women empowerment programme, child rights & child protection, health related programme, livelihood, natural resource management& watershed, agriculture, good governance, gender and peace & harmony.

:: Our Vision ::

Build up human communities where all enjoy equal rights and opportunities, permeated with the values of peace, harmony, concern for environment and sensitivity to the needy.

:: Our Mission ::

To empower people, especially the marginalized sections of the society, by restoring their human dignity and enhancing their capacities.

:: Our Goal ::

1. To make the means of livelihood available to all people of the area by enabling them to make the best use of their resources and the resources of the government. 2. To improve people's health with a special focus on women, children, the disabled and PLWHA by creating awareness and enabling them to access govt. health facilities and schemes. 3. To prepare people for demanding quality education and rights from the state, especially for girl children, the disabled and working children, and to enable them to access educational facilities and schemes, especially of the government. 4. To create awareness about the environment among all sections of society and to educate them on the preservation and management of natural resources (air, water, soil, forest and animals). 5. To empower women for equal rights and opportunities and to educate the community about the importance and benefits of gender equity. 6. To promote peace and harmony among different communities by educating them for accepting and appreciating pluralism in terms of religion, culture, language etc.