Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayta Samiti was started by Fr. Thomas C.T with the help and support of Diocese of Ujjain as social responsibility of the emerging need of the time.

He was committed to do meaningful work to minimize problems of neglected sections of society. The assessment of the situation revealed that though there were many different sets of people who were neglected, the differently abled persons were the most neglected section. Even among these, children with mental and physical disabilities were among the most neglected. Hence, the organization was started to help them.

The present head of the organisation, Fr. Tom George is a special educator and social worker. He was assistant director for 8 years before taking over the leadership in July 2013.

No. of Children with Mental Retardation, Autism, Cerebral Palsy,Multiple disabilities - 31

No. of children/people with Cerebral Palsy - 168

No. of Children with Mental Retardation, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple disabilities - 437

No. of adult trainees with Mental Retardation - 185

No. of Children with Mental Retardation, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple disabilities, hearing and speech impairment - 90

No. of students enrolled in the first batch - 40

The aim of the organisation is to build an inclusive society in which persons with disability will enjoy equal rights, opportunities and participation.

Manav Vikas Seva Sangh (MVSS) is the official development organization of Catholic Diocese of Sagar, Madhya Pradesh, India. As an agency, MVSS works for the establishment of a society that is based on truth, cooperation, justice, equality, love, and brotherhood.

While dedicating itself to the service of the humanity, MVSS took the resolution to offer its services to the poor regardless of their caste, ethnicity, creed, and religion. They have implemented 65 development projects in the last 24 years with the assistance of national and international development support organizations. Presently they are working on 13 projects of varying sizes which bring positive changes to the lives of 18200 households in 84 villages and 8 slums.

Apart from these, MVSS also works with 1030 prisoners, 2772 school teachers, and 507 doctors. MVSS has been ceaselessly and vigorously striving to provide a voice to the voiceless, power to the powerless, and resources to the deprived by steadfastly adhering to right-based approach.

PAHAL is a resource agency on the issue of Gender equity and women rights. Throughout Madhya Pradesh, PAHAL organizes capacity building programs for various Government and Non Government Organizations.

The organisation is actively involved in sensitization/orientation programs on the Domestic Violence Act 2005, supporting women who survive violence and promoting gender equity laws. PAHAL also counsels victims of domestic violence and harassment, guides them about the legal procedures, helps them in communicating with protection officers, police department, Women & Child Development department and lawyers.

PAHAL runs a medical centre at Indore which provides free of cost services to the poor slum dwellers of surrounding areas. The center provides medical examination, ANC/PNC checkups, vaccination, free medicines and counseling on nutrition & family planning.

Sant Singaji Educational Society (SSES) was established in 2010, intending to creating social and economic transformation in one of the most backward areas of the country around the Gondwana area of Madhya Pradesh.

Sant Singaji Institute of Science & Management is a co-educational institute, with around 1000 students from 150 + villages on its rolls catering to the youth of three rural districts of Madhya Pradesh presently - Dewas, Sehore, and Harda.

The Institute was started by Mr. Pranjal Dubey, who left his high profile job in SAP Labs, Bangalore to set up this institute in his native village. Pranjal Dubey comes from a family that traditionally provided the head priest for the Sant Singaji Temple at Sandalpur in Madhya Pradesh.

At his father's passing in 1996 it was his duty to take over this role, and although he returned to Sandalpur annually for the temple festival, he continued his career as a software engineer in Bengaluru with the blessing of the village elders.

Every time he visited he encountered desperation from parents and youth who struggled to rise above poverty, despite the education and qualifications accessible to them. On investigation, he found the education available to local youth to be substandard. It became clear that he had a mission to change this and the chain of poverty that was left behind.

In only 7 years, the organization has achieved stellar results . 15 students, 14 of them being girls have obtained University ranks, putting Sandalpur on the education map of Madhya Pradesh.

Many of their graduates are working in companies in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Indore, Pune, etc in companies such as Cognizant, Wipro, CapGemini, SAP Labs, Infosys, etc.