Theory of Change

People living with Multi-Dimensional Poverty also want to have a Safe, Healthy, Productive, and Meaningful Lives. They can achieve this vision if we support them to Strengthen their resilience, Build upon their skills, Access quality services, Acquire social capital, and Advocate with Governments for support.

Our approach

Step 1

Identify priority concerns with the affected community.

Step 2

Establish Community Advisory Groups to plan & supervise intervention.

Step 3

Build Capacity, Strengthen Perspectives, Attitudes, Knowledge, Skills, and Access to services.

Step 4

Design and implement evidence-based interventions, establish safety and crisis intervention mechanisms and referral pathways, assess change and course correct, advocate with government, enable community to build evidence and advocate for change.

Step 5

Share results with Communities, Governments, and other Stakeholders.

Step 6

Link Communities with Governments and other resources for sustainable change.

An Evidence based, Integrated Approach to address Multi-Dimensional Poverty among Young people in Slum resettlement colonies.

Promoting Right to Voluntary Sex Work, Safety & Dignity, and Access to services for Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH), Mental Health, and Social Entitlements.

Transitioning Children in Institutional Care to Family-based Care and Building strong, resilient families and communities.