Volunteers don't get paid, not because they're worthless, but because they're priceless - Sherry Anderson
Become a VolunteerEnd Poverty is a civil society organisation based in India, working towards sustainable livelihood creation with active people participation approach.
EPs vision is the economic development of people poor and needy people in its operational area through education, training and capacity building.
To develop the capacity and skills of the members of socially and economically disadvantaged people in India.
Values: Service beyond self, Transparency, Truthfullness, Accountability
EP strongly believes in building strong relationship & partnership with donor, CSR, State, and Central Government institutions and like-minded individuals.
One of the prime focus of EP is to empower the underprivileged and economically weaker section of the society.
Kishori Shiksha Program (KSP) targets adolescent girls who have never been to school and may never get chance to get the education
Village Development Groups (VDG) are developed, nurtured by EP with a purpose to inspire villagers to take up their village development work.
N/Core is an incubator for early stage non-profits, who are working on problems related to poverty
EP is a professionally manage, flat modern looking & well governed, open and dynamic work culture organisation.
EP is going to organise a farmers training program on Farm Productivity Enhancement
EP is going to organise an event for plant deistribution to the farmers in Tijara block, Alwar-Rajasthan
EP organised a event for the launching of Shwerdhara Project with collaboration to IDFC Foundation
EP have trained 25 Artificial Insemination Technician with Agriculture Skill Council of India (ASCI)
Sabila is 13 year old and resides in Siroli Kalan in village Hamiraka. She attended the KSP center run by Rubia along with her younger sister Faranah. KSP was a great opportunity. Not only I can read and write now, I can do calculation and also keep account of milk sold by my family.
I am ACC Sahayika of Village Jojaka since 2011. My engagement in ACC gives me immense pleasure as it has not only made me independent and it has also revived my confidence. Villagers respect me and have stopped being sceptical about my work.
The organisation that I chair, the Grassroots Empowerment Initiative (GEN), has worked with End Poverty since EP was founded in 2009. Much of our experience has been based on partnership working around the full range of EPs work including the catch up education programme for unschooled adolescent girls, the income generation handicrafts project for women farmers.
Sumitra is the Country Director of iPartner India that has been a friend and supporter of End Poverty since its inception in 2009. iPartner India is involved with End Poverty to provide programmatic and technical processes support and financial support for its projects and in reaching organizational development goals.
Unnas Khan is a farmer from Patan Khurd village of Tijara and has been associated with End Poverty since 2012 and have received lemon, guava and pomegranate trees from the organisation.
