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 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, Integrity, Accountability, Creativity, Partnerships
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
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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.
End Poverty organized "Farmers training and Exposure Visit "at "Pusa Krishi Vigyan Mela ,ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi on 1st March,2020 for its farmers from Tijara block of Alwar district of Rajasthan .
End Poverty celebrated the completion of its 10 years of services towards poverty reduction in India. End Poverty started its journey from just 200 beneficiaries from 5 villages in Tijara Block in 2009
End Poverty (NGO)Â distributed over 1800 fruit saplings to more than 50 farmers in Nibbahedi village on 29th August 2019 under its Plant a Tree for Life project
End Poverty organized an event for its partners, beneficiaries and stakeholders on 12th October ,2019 in Tapukara , Rajasthan
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End Poverty organized a Plantation event in which we distributed over 1800 fruit saplings to farmers from Tapukara , Alwar district of Rajasthan
I am ACC Sahayika of Village Shekhpur. I was lucky to be selected as Sahayika for Shekhpur village. EP built my capacity through training and interaction and now I move freely, collect raw material, job work and delivered finished products to EP in their office. I feel confident and take pride in being EP's ACC Sahayika.
I am a dairy farmer and own 3 milch animals. I have been trained by EP's Shwetdhara team on dairy farming and also how to use cattle feed provided by EP which helped me to reduce the cost of feed by Rs. 30 per animal per day.
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 a farmer and own 5 bighas of land. I used to grow coarse cereal in my fields till I came in contact with End Poverty.EP introduced me to horticulture farming. Now I grow fruits in one Bigha and earn almost double the normal crop.
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.
