SOCIOVATION SOCIOVATION
A part of Centre for Social Innovation
Working for the rights of women, making them strong and independent
A large enthusiastic and energetic team working towards the benefits of the needy
Learning from the learnt, experiencing from the experienced.
About Sociovation
Sociovation is a youth based organization which is working on various problems faced by people in today’s world using creative and innovative ways. It works to help underprivileged children, challenges faced by women, children education and raft of other issues.
We work among various sectors along with many people, projects and organizations like LECIN, Sulabh International, Project WHY and many more.
We believe in creation, development, innovation, adoption and integration of new concepts and practices to bring changes in various fields.
We work to bring changes in the society through innovative methods and innovative minds. We want to provide a platform for those who have eagerness to learn new things. We try to make today’s generation more independent and responsible such that they can tackle the challenges of life.
The empowered woman is powerful beyond measures and beautiful beyond description. We have a mission to provide resource poor women with knowledge and skills so that they can excel as professionals and earn a “livelihood with dignity and respect”. We wish to open gates for them into jobs and markets that are presently closed for them.
We want to create a safe and respectful working environment for them.
A team of creative and enthusiastic students united from different fields, working together to fulfill a common dream of a well formed society. Though the core-team has twelve members, we have more students from our college and even more people volunteering in our various programs.
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Shubhangi Goyal +91 976 062 0788
Faisal Akhtar +91 956 015 4374
Aashit Kumar +91 971 758 3595
HERE WE ARE
Centre for Social Innovation
Ramanujan College, Kalkaji
New Delhi
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